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Weston-Super-Mare Pop-Up WTF: Bristol, England - WTF Movie Challenge, June 13th, 2027
Sunday, June 13, 2027 · 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM BST
Seafront Promenade, by the Grand Pier · Weston-super-Mare
🎬 3 Minute Movie Challenge
Discover the truth behind animal agriculture in just three minutes. At this unique event, members of the public are invited to watch a short, powerful film that reveals standard industry practices. In return, they receive a free vegan treat. It’s an effective and engaging way to spark meaningful conversations about animal rights.
📍 Event Info
- No need to bring anything — all materials are provided.
- Please avoid wearing animal-derived clothing or vegan slogans (to preserve the element of surprise).
- New to volunteering? Create an account at www.mystats.wtf. The organizer will help you get started.
More info: https://activism.wtf/mystats
🧠 Prepare & Get Involved
- Want to brush up your advocacy skills? Visit https://activism.wtf/training
- RSVP so we can plan accordingly — and feel free to bring vegan friends to help out!
- Join your local WTF group for updates: https://getinvolved.activism.wtf/getinvolved?team=bristol-uk
💛 Support WTF by becoming a sponsor: https://activism.wtf/donate
🛍 Support the cause with merch: https://activism.wtf/shop
Where
Seafront Promenade, by the Grand Pier
Seafront Promenade
Weston-super-Mare
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