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Jon visits: Mshed
Jon’s on the search for free places to go in Bristol; coinciding with National Museum Day (18th May) he went to Mshed to find out what Bristol’s newest museum is really like.
Find Mshed (official website): http://mshed.org/visiting/visitor-information/
The Wallace and Gromit exhibition: http://mshed.org/whats-on/exhibitions/wallace-and-gromit-from-the-drawing-board/
Info about National Museum Day: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Museum_Day
Tweet me suggestions of where to go next: https://twitter.com/rifemag
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Jon came to Rife magazine as a YouTuber and serial tweeter. Throughout his internship he frequently covered LGBT+ issues, live events and even got into an online argument with a high profile artist about their comments on whether young people belong in cultural places (they do). He now works as a freelance video editor, content creator and workshop leader, getting young people to make their first ever vlogs.
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