As a celebration of 20 years of Wallace & Gromit, the Bristol Festival of Ideas is holding full evening of discussion, clips, fun and debates surrounding the eccentric inventor and his dog.



The event, which is being held on 3rd December, has been created in association with Aardman and will feature many people who have worked on the Wallace & Gromit films. The evening will look at the ways that the Wallace & Gromit films have effected British and international culture, as well as what influenced the characters.

Appearing to talk about the past 20 years of the inventive twosome will be Sir Christopher Frayling, former Rector of the Royal College of Arts and Julian Baggini, who will be looking at the pair from a philosopher’s point of view. Andrew Kelly from the Bristol Festival of Ideas will also be involved in the evening.

The evening is being held on 3rd December 19.00 – 21.00.

To book your tickets for this cracking evening of fun, contact @ Bristol on 0845 4586499, or visit the centre from 9.00 – 5.00 on weekdays. Tickets are £7.50 / £6.00. For more information, visit the Bristol Festival of Ideas website.

Sounds amesome!
Well of course I can't travel across the world, I hope they post viideos and pictures!

Cool! Will Nick Park be there?

Just what I was going to ask!

Oh, how I wish I could be there! I, for one, would like to hear what the RSA and others have to say about our beloved chums.

It would be great if both the ANP and Brian Sibley were guests

Looks good. Sadly I can go.

Can I just ask what RSA and ANP mean ?

Is ANP Amazing Nick Park ?

ANP is Almight Nick park, I don't know what RSA means.

RSA is the Royal Society of Art, which is a prestigious establishment in the UK.

Purple&Brown, go to the top of the class - ANP does, indeed, stand for the Almighty Nick Park...

i cannot go either

Hehe, thanks sockeye!!

Well its today! Whats happening? i wish I could be there....even tho i posted a few hours early... Will there be a news crew there? I'd like to see how crowded it would be there!