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Knowle West Media Centre's monthly meet-up for people mixing community, arts and technology. This month it teams up with the Bristol Neurodivergent Artist Network for a screening of The Stimming Pool, a 70-minute experimental hybrid film by the Neurocultures Collective and filmmaker Steven Eastwood. Buffet dinner and arrivals from 18:00, the film in two halves with a break, then a discussion and an optional tour of KWMC's Making Space (laser cutter, 3D printer, sewing machines). Two hours, in person at Leinster Avenue, Knowle West, BS4 1NL. Dinner is included. Fidget toys and a quiet room are provided; raise access and dietary needs when booking.

The South West edition of the UK Dynamics 365 and Power Platform User Group: two 45-minute talks on building and running Microsoft's low-code business stack, from people who work with it day to day. The group has just moved to Changing Social at St Bartholomew's House on Lewins Mead, round the corner from Bristol Beacon. Doors 6:30, two speaker slots, food and drinks provided, and a social afterwards for anyone who wants to stay. The November line-up was still being confirmed when this was written. Free, 41 places left at the time of checking.

The closing morning of the Brazen Summit, techSPARK's festival week, on where creativity, culture and technology meet. Margaret Heffernan opens with a keynote on why creativity is essential for organisations in uncertain times. Composer Beatie Wolfe, SXSW London's Adem Holness and Robin Thorn of Thawney and Beat Blocks then talk spatial audio. Ottilie Culloty of drone show company Celestial and Graham MacVoy of Wake The Tiger cover building immersive experiences for hundreds of thousands of visitors, the Bristol Beacon rebrand team follow, and the Blue Planet III team close on low-light cameras and immersive formats. 09:30 to 13:00. Paid: tickets from £45 on Eventbrite, no refunds. Week passes are sold through techSPARK.

A free drop-in expo of odd controllers, interactive installations and experimental games, run by Bristol Games Hub as part of techSPARK's Brazen Festival 2026. On show: Robin Baumgarten's Line Wobbler (a one-dimensional game played with a spring and an LED strip) and Quantum Jungle, Alistair Aitcheson's The Book Ritual and Codex Bash, the AI-powered VR documentary Dream Lens, Owen Davis's musical and visual devices, plus work from Dr James Bragg, LittleBigEars Games, Kira Guo and Constance Fleuriot. Sponsored by Cole Powered and Nuclear Candy Games, with support from Bristol Digital Game Lab and Earswitch. Open 10:00 to 16:30 at Dareshack, 20 Wine Street. No ticket needed, just turn up.

A 25-minute talk from Hey! What? on what brands can take from subcultures, festivals and scenes. The argument: culture does not move because something is sensible, it moves because something is different enough to notice, specific enough to believe in and interesting enough to pass on - so weird is not the opposite of strategy, it is often where strategy starts working. Amy Gettings, Managing Director, and Hamish McWhirter, Creative Director, are both speaking. At The Station on Silver Street, in the Brazen Community Track.