Dovedale Primary school, the PTA are doing a panto with parents and staff to try and raise funds for the school, as such they are looking for the following in-kind in return sponsorship, mentions on social media etc.
PA
16 track desk (decent push for live band and multiple mics)
4 x head mics/ receivers
Needed over Feb half term – think from 12 Feb – and production to return Mon 26 Feb.
Any possible leads please reply or email laura@orchardcreative.org.uk
Grin Theatre Company is thrilled to announce that Queertet will be returning Summer 2024 and now is your chance to get involved!
They are seeking scripts that are:
Email scripts or any queries to kiefer.grintheatre@gmail.com
Deadline to submit scripts: 29 February
Lemon Yellow Social Club are teaming up with Refugee Women Connect and their wonderful host venue, Space Liverpool, to curate a weekend of special events to mark International Women’s Day 2024.
Our IWD24 Art Exhibition will be held at Space Liverpool, 41 Stanhope St, L1 0BG, on Sunday 10th March from 6pm – 9pm and aims to promote the work of female and female-identifying artists from Liverpool and the wider North West region.
We are accepting applications from artists working across any visual medium, including (but not limited to) painting, photography and sculpture.
This year’s International Women’s Day theme is #InspireInclusion and we’re especially interested to hear from artists whose work reflects that theme.
Applications for all of Lemon Yellow Social Club’s 2024 events are now open.
LYSC have a full calendar of events this year at @spaceliverpool_.
– 100% Independent
– Indoors
– Dog Friendly
– Fully Accessible Venue
– Bar stocked with a range of alcoholic & non alcoholic beverages
Lemon Yellow Social Club 2024 Market Dates
Theatre in the Rough is looking for four participants to join its Youth Advisory Board + Leadership Lab.
We’re expanding the scope of our next Youth Advisory Board by combining it with ‘Leadership Lab’ — a new programme blending mentorship, training, and hands–on project experience for aspiring arts leaders aged 25 and under.
So many of our project participants ask us how we put projects together. In response to this, Leadership Lab will guide you to:
Articulate artistic vision
Master project management
Craft winning grant proposals
Build marketing plans
Explore arts career pathways
Each Youth Board member will also receive a small project budget (£300) and seed commission fee (£150) to produce their own mini project, putting the learning sessions into action.
This is all in addition to sitting alongside our Board of Trustees to offer input and advice on the work of the company.
Apply at https://www.theatreintherough.com/leadership-lab/
Closing Date: Sunday 25 February 2024
Supported by the Eleanor Rathbone Charitable Trust.
Applications are now open for the 2024 Wirral Open Studio Tour, which will take place on 8th-9th June.
Applications are invited from Wirral-based, professional/semi-professional visual artists working in any discipline.
Deadline for submissions is Sunday 28th January.
Find all the application information and apply here.
If you are interested in learning new skills and earning a horticultural qualification then get in touch with Bright Park Liverpool.
Skills that you will learn include:
This course will be delivered every Friday at Bright Park, Knotty Ash.
Register at connect@brightpark.co.uk
We are looking for an artist/artists to work with communities along The Super Slow Way over the next year to create an audio platform, which could be anything from a digital archive or radio station to a sound installation or live performance.
It is hoped that the residency will facilitate collaboration across districts and activate relationships between communities to paint a picture of East Lancashire in 2024, working with participants to explore the relationship between environmental and social justice in neighbourhoods along the Leeds & Liverpool Canal from Blackburn to Pendle and share their experience of it.
To apply and for more details, see here
Closing date: 16 February
Attention all young music enthusiasts! Are you interested in learning how to play and sing traditional Latin American music? If so, you’re in luck because we’ve got some exciting new workshops coming up!
Led by highly experienced Latin American musicians, learn about traditional instruments, and Andean & Latin American rhythms.
Throughout these workshops you will develop an understanding of timing, melody and theory.
Come and join us and let’s make some music!
Suitable for ages 8 – 18. Instruments are provided.
Workshop Details
Weekly, starting Tuesday 30 January
Ages 8 – 11 workshop: 5:00 – 6:00pm
Ages 12-18 workshop: 6:30 – 8:00pm
Applications are now open for the Liverpool Print Fair taking place at Bluecoat on 20 & 21 April 2024.
Before submitting an application, please read over the information below.
| Deadline | Sunday 4th February 2024 |
|---|---|
| Event dates | Saturday 20th & Sunday 21st April 2024 |
| Hours | 9 – 11am Stallholder set-up 11am – 5pm Fair open 5 – 6pm Stallholder pack-down |
| Location | Bluecoat, School Lane, Liverpool |
| Cost | FULL £70 downstairs / £60 upstairsHALF £35 downstairs / £30 upstairs |
| Spaces | 38 stalls each day You can apply for a single day or the whole weekend |
| Table dimensions | Full: 182 x 70 cm Half: 90 x 70 cm |
Read the full event information for more information including selection criteria and information about what each space includes.
The Event
Bluecoat is Liverpool’s centre for the contemporary arts and the oldest in the UK. It’s a Grade 1 Listed building located in the heart of the city centre, home to a year-round programme of exhibitions, music, dance, literature, live art and heritage events.
This is a central location which attracts both people interested in fine art and people who just want to shop for nice things. You can expect the audience at Bluecoat to have an understanding of different print methods such as etching, linocut, wood block, letterpress, and screen printing. This is thanks to Bluecoat Print Studio who are committed to promoting and facilitating the exploration of print.
At Bluecoat we have space for 38 stalls each day, which makes it an intimate and curated event. You can apply for a weekend space, or a single day if you can’t make it for both days.
In the run up to the event we have posters and flyers distributed throughout the city which attract a broad audience on the day. We also have plenty of regulars who visit the fair whenever it’s on, and many know a bit about different hands-on printmaking methods such as etching, linocut, wood block, letterpress, and screen printing.
Selection Criteria
First and foremost this event is a print fair and will be advertised as such to the public. The primary focus is unique and affordable art, so the majority products at the fair should be paper based art prints.
If you sell homeware and accessories alongside your prints as part of a collection, we’re happy for you to bring those along too. Products such as greetings cards or comics and zines are also very welcome at the fair.
Stalls are more likely to be offered to people who create work using hands-on printing methods over those who work solely in digital mediums. We’re also looking for sellers with unique contemporary prints who avoid over-saturated trends.
We also make sure spaces are offered to different artists each year to keep the event interesting for the public. It’s possible that you may not be selected this time around if you have sold at 2 or more of our most recent events.
Deadline to apply: 4 Feb 2024.