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- Winner of the 2010 Book Prize announced!
- Shortlist book reviews now online!
- New events on 26th May! - Spencer Wells and Annie Leonard
- May Festival 2010 launched!
- Bristol Festival of Ideas Book Prize 2010 - shortlist announced!
- Bristol Festival of Ideas Book Prize 2010 - longlist announced!
- Audio archives improved and updated!
- Dominique Moisi and Alex Perry to speak on the Future of Globalisation
- New events announced for winter-spring!
- Extra places at Raj Patel!
- Stewart Brand and Brian Eno to speak on the Future of Environmentalism
- Richard Dawkins to speak at special lunchtime event (3 Nov)!
- Extra places at Michael Mansfield!
- Over 40 news events announced in our autumn season!
- Artist appointed for new artwork of famous Bristolians
- New audio and video material now online
- Venue change for Amartya Sen due to demand for seats
- Margaret Atwood comes to Bristol on 9th September
- Summer programme announced!
- Reminder - venue changed for Michio Kaku (26th May)
- New comment threads starting across the website
- Extra places made available at ‘What Technologies Will Save Us’!
- Ben Goldacre event inspires interesting debate on alternative medicine
- Nick Davies wins 2008/09 Bristol Festival of Ideas £10,000 Book Prize
- Extra places made available at Michio Kaku!
- Book Prize author interviews and book reviews now online
- Line-up for Book Prize Evening announced
- Have your say in our Free Speech Debate
- Webcast of Daniel C Dennett lecture now online
- May Festival launched!
- Shortlist announced for 2009 Bristol Festival of Ideas £10,000 Book Prize
- James Lovelock and 2008 Man Booker Prize winner Aravind Adiga to make special appearance
- Extra places made available at Leonard Susskind!
- Peter Singer to speak in May Festival build up
- New book published to celebrate the life, work and legacy of Charles Darwin
- UK’s largest collaborative reading campaign starts in Bristol
- Extra places made available at Michael Shermer!
- New artwork commissioned to celebrate famous Bristolians
- Bristol Festival of Ideas launches new website
- Winter / spring 2009 season announced
- New Statesman calls Bristol Festival of Ideas Book Prize one of 30 reasons to celebrate in 2009
- Money and the international economy dominate debate in Bristol’s autumn season
- New £10,000 annual book prize launched at Bristol Festival of Ideas
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