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Welcome
to June/ July’s issue of ArtWorks newsletter from Wychavon District
Council. It is jam packed full of news, events, training, jobs,
funding, and youth information for your interest. If you
would like any information and/or photos to be included in August/ September issue of Artworks,
then please let me know by 25th July.
Jenny
is now on maternity leave. For all enquiries please contact |
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Showell Gallery During June, July and August Richard
Phillips will be displaying his photographs entitled ‘Peoplescapes’
at the Showell Gallery in the Civic Centre, Pershore. All viewing is free. Richard Phillips was born in south
Peoplescapes is a series of large
composite photographic prints. The pictures show people in public spaces and
their reactions to their environment. Each picture was made by taking numerous
photographs from the same spot over a period of an hour or so. The
figures are natural
and un-posed.
The result is a form of documentary photography that records some of the
minutiae of modern life. Visit www.richardphillips.org.uk/photos/scapes
or contact Richard on 07596 764376 or at Phillips@badsey.net
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12 Moves Look out
for the weird
and wonderful
Creaturae Aquae, unusual aquatic characters appearing in shop windows across Worcestershire
this June and July. |
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Environmental Photographer of the Year 2011
competition The
Environmental Photographer of the Year 2011 competition is approaching fast;
you have until 5pm on 31st July to enter. The
competition is completely free to enter
and is open to international, amateur and professional photographers of any
age, encouraging entries that are contemporary, creative, resonant, original
and beautiful. The winning photographs come together to form the most
outstanding collection of environmental, social and natural photographs in
the world. The 2011
competition categories
are: ·
Mott MacDonald’s Changing Climates ·
The Natural World ·
The Underwater World ·
Quality of Life ·
A View From the Western World ·
CS2’s Building Our Future (New for 2011) ·
The Young Environmental Photographer of the Year (Under 16 & Under
21) ·
Environmental Video of the Year (New for 2011) This year
they are also introducing a new video category for short film clips of
between 5 and 30 seconds on all environmental issues. For anyone
interested in finding out more, or entering their pictures, please go to www.epoty.org. |
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Spectacular churches to hire for Artists/Musicians/Groups The Churches
Conservation Trust, the national charity protecting historic
churches at risk, cares for 4 very special and very individual churches
within Wychavon. |
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Fluxx presents ‘Without Planning Permission’ Without Planning Permission is the
latest interactive
community theatre event from Fluxx. Rather than a traditional
stage, it takes place in an open space (either in a theatre venue or
otherwise) and gathers a small community cast in each venue it plays. It’s a unique theatre project combining performance interactivity, improvisation and public
engagement and is a new way to engage audiences
with contemporary social issues through interactive drama. In the show, the audience all become
‘residents’ on the same housing estate some time in the future, operating
under a ‘big society’ policy. The show has three parts: ·
Part one: the audience move freely in the space to meet
key characters in the drama and learn about a current crisis within the
estate. ·
Part two: a residents meeting is called and the audience
decide the fate of the central character. ·
Part three: a series of improvised scenes explore the
consequences of the audience’s decision. For each performance
in a different location, local performers are recruited to extend the core
Fluxx ensemble. If you would like
‘Without Planning Permission’ to come to your community, please get in
contact via the information below. Available for booking
from Autumn 2011 to late Summer 2012 Fluxx, 24 Carlcroft, t: 01273 235336 m:
07791544340 e: chris@fluxx.co.uk |
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Sarah
James is shortlisted for Worcestershire Poet Laureate Droitwich poet Sarah James (aka Sarah Leavesley) is celebrating
after being shortlisted for the role of Worcestershire Poet Laureate
2011/2012. The winner is to be announced in a reading and appointment
ceremony at Worcester Cathedral on June 17, marking the start of the first ever Worcestershire Literary
Festival. Tickets
can be bought online. The prize-winning poet and writer has also just been appointed joint poetry editor of the Worcestershire Literary Festival magazine ’be:’ and
will be
leading workshops and reading at a range of regional festival events over the
next month. Visit Sarah’s website. Sunday, June 12 – Sarah and fellow Worcestershire poet Jenny Hope will be leading a
family-friendly poetry workshop ‘When Daddy Fell Into the Pond’ from 10am to 11.30am at the
Worcester Arts Workshop, in Saturday, June 18 – Sarah and Jenny will be leading a family-friendly poetry
workshop ‘In the
Family Tree’ from
2pm to 3.30pm at the Worcester Arts Workshop, in Thursday, June 23 – Sarah will be reading/ performing
in the Worcestershire Literary
Festival ‘Evening
of Poetry and Music’ at the Bishops Wood Centre, Crossway Green, Stourport.
The ‘poetry music infusion’ from 7pm to 9pm includes three published poets,
three super guitarists, one singing angel, a DJ and an injection of humour! Tickets are £5 each
(£4 concessions) |
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Evesham Arts Centre Macbeth:2nd June at 7:30pm, £10
(£8 concessions) ENO, Royal Ballet
National Theatre: All Done on Ginger Beer: 8th June at 8pm Enquiries
01905 841236 or www.eveshadfas.org.uk.
Guests: £5 at the door On Tour with Elvis: 10th June at 8pm, £12 That’s Showbuzz: 11th June at 7pm,
£11.50 (£9.50 concessions and children, Family ticket £36) from 07738 338199 A Midsummer Night’s
Dream: 12th
June at 8pm, £6 Comedy Jun2011: 17th June at 8pm, £10
(£9 adv, £8 students/members/ groups 8+) Attila The
Stockbroker + Support: 18th June at 8pm, £7 (£6 concessions) from www.worcslitfest.com or 0845 652 0621 John Wood Big Bang
Night: 25th
June at 7:30pm, £10 from Almonry Heritage Centre The AdamsJovi
Experience: 2nd
July at 7:30pm, £9 (£8 adv, £7 members/ groups) DeNovo Dance Summer
Gala: 10th
July Raw ComedyJul2011: 14th July at 8pm, £5
(£4 adv, £3 students/members/groups 8+) Stand-up Comedy: 15th July at 8pm, £10
(£9 adv, £8 students/members/groups 8+) £12 joint
ticket for 14th and 15th July Book
tickets from the Arts
Centre Box Offices. Visit their website for more
shows. |
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Number 8 Community Arts Centre ‘Hares & Graces’
– Rosie Lippett:
Exhibition 2nd – 22nd June The Merry Widow: 6th – 11th
June, 7:30pm Monday £9, Tuesday – Thursday
£11, Friday & Saturday £12.50 Macbeth: 13th June, 7:30pm,
£14 Water for Elephants: 20th June, 10.30am (£5.50)
& 7.30pm (£6.50), 21st & 22nd June, 7.30pm National Theatre Live – The Cherry
Orchard: 30th June, 7:30pm, £11.50 Arthur: 8th July, 7:30pm,
£6.50 An Evening of Bliss: 16th July, 7:30,
£10 Dancefest – Sizzle: 17th July, 7:30pm,
£7.50 (£4.50 concessions) Pirates of the Mad about the 30s: 23rd July, 7:30pm,
£14 |
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The Norbury Theatre and Cinema Film The King’s Speech: Weds 8th June,
7:30pm, £4.50 Made in Dagenham: Weds 6th July,
7:30pm, £4.50 Creation: 20th July, 7:30pm,
£4.50 Production The King and I: Weds 15th- 18th
June at 7:30pm.Plus 2:30pm on 18th June, Weds 22nd – 25th
June at 7:30pm. Plus 2:30 on 25th June £12 (£9
concessions) Worcestershire Jazz Orchestra
Big Band Swing: 9th
July at 7:30pm, £12 (£10 concessions) The Taming of the Shrew: 14th and 15th
July, £9.50 (£8.50 concessions) 60 Years of Pop and Rock: 16th July at 7:30pm,
£10 (£8 concessions) Broadway Beat 22nd
and 23rd July, 7:30pm. Plus 2:30pm on 23rd July. £10
(£8 concessions) To book tickets visit: www.norburytheatre.co.uk |
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Shindig Shindig is Worcestershire's
rural and community arts scheme, touring professional live arts to village
halls and community centres. They are hosted by voluntary promoting groups
who sell tickets locally, supported by the Shindig Co-ordinator’s ‘Live and
Local’ and their local authority arts officers. The performances happening in
Wychavon in June are: Maire Ni Chathasaigh
and Chris Newman: Celebrated International Harp and Guitar Duo with Song 11th
June (8:30pm) at Bredons Norton, 12th
June (7:30pm) at The new
brochure for Shindig’s Autumn/ Winter 2011 and Spring 2012 shows will be
available at the end of the summer. If you
are interested in being a Shindig promoter please get in contact with Live and Local. |
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Evesham Arts
4 All Day Evesham
Arts 4 All events, Evesham Arts Centre, Wychavon District Council and the
Vale of Evesham Network of Artists (VENA) are planning the next Evesham Arts
4 All day which will take place on Sunday 17th July 2011 from
12pm – 5pm. Evesham
Arts 4 All is an open day at Evesham Arts Centre where local arts groups, organisations
and individuals can meet, display information about their club/organisation,
exhibit their work, perform and run workshops in an informal way to each
other and the public. Last year they had over 20 organisations and individuals
exhibit and over 500 people as audience and workshop participants. A large
number of exhibitors attracted new members to their group and raised the
profile of their work. There
are a number of ways that your club/organisation
or you as an individual could benefit
from this ·
A
chance to network and meet other members of the arts community in the
Evesham area. ·
A
chance to promote your work/club to other groups and the general public which
could result in new members, more work, raise your profile etc. ·
A
chance to perform/exhibit a snippet of your creativity to others artists and
the public again to promote what you do. ·
A
chance to ask advice from other clubs doing a similar thing to you The cost is £10.00 to exhibit at the event. This fee helps pay for the venue and related
costs associated with running the event. For
more information visit www.eveshamarts4all.co.uk |
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Droitwich Spa Music and Arts Festival Droitwich
Spa Music and Arts Festival runs from 2nd – 16th July. On Saturday 2nd July there will
be live
performances throughout the day in the town centre featuring Tina
V, Laura Broad, Stompin on Spiders, and SJS amongst a packed line up. The regular Farmers’ Market will be in The festival
coincides with the weekend of The Water Festival which takes place in For more information on the Water Festival weekend call
01386 565355 or email janet.yates@wychavon.gov.uk.
If you would like to travel to the festival by boat please contact David
Wheeler, Droitwich Canals Trust david@eurotexsales.com. The Droitwich Canals Partnership will also bring a new era to Droitwich Spa this
summer with the completion of a 35-year project to re-open the town’s canals
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Evesham Festival: Classical Music Concert Clare Deniz cello and Rose
Andresier Guitar Tickets: £7.00 and £3.50 (concessions for under 16 years) available from Almonry
Heritage Centre on 01386 442346 and Carrick Travel 01386
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Cov: Arts Fair 2011 Starting from May, and running
every month, on the last Saturday of the month (June 25, July
23, August 27, September 24, October
29, November 26) from 10am-5pm. Artists
can rent a pitch for just £10! You will need your own table or display
or rug on the floor! It’s
entirely outdoors, but with trade being a lot busier at the basin on a Saturday
and the regularity of the new art fair, it is sure be a busy and successful
event! For a submission form please
contact emmaobrien@TheLockGallery.co.uk
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Worcestershire Contemporary Art Show Denise
Russell, Fiona Payne, Viv Harrison, Michael Bold, Bernard Wilkin, Robin Pugh,
Jo Walton, Hannah Pugh, Nick Davies, Kate Spence, Geoff Hodgson, Julie
Robertson, Vicky Redgrave, James Gibbins, Richard McIlwrath, and Carol Cox Astrix, |
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No Malice Intended Harking
back to circa 1950 "No Malice Intended" is a polite
'radio' play, with crisp English accents, terribly good manners and some
rather splendid sound effects. |
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Vale Craft Guild - Craft Fair
Sunday 19th
June 11.00 – 5.00 Free
admission Local
crafters; original gifts at affordable prices (National
Morris Festival weekend) |
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Seminar Series on Dementia John Killick: Letting Creativity Off The
Leash: What Happens When People With
Dementia Are Given Opportunities In The Arts This Seminar will be chaired by
Professor David Jolley, John
Killick has been working directly in creative ways with people with dementia
for 16 years. Monday 27 June 2011 Refreshments at 4.00 seminar 4.30 - 6pm
EEG
162, Henwick Grove, For directions see www.worcester.ac.uk Collect your new Worcestershire Dementia Strategy
there! The The seminar is free but places
will be in demand. Please confirm your attendance as early as possible either
by downloading the booking form from http://ihsc.worc.ac.uk/dementia/seminars.html or just email your name, role and organization to dementia@worc.ac.uk If
you have any questions please call Jane Little on 01905 542347. |
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Droitwich Concert Club Summer Concert: Friday July 1st
at 7.30pm at Crowle Singers Director:
Kevin Dowson Tickets
(to include refreshments): Members £10
Non-Members £12 Available
in advance from 01905 779736. Registered Charity No. 504158 www.communigate.co.uk/worcs/droitwichconcertclub
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Dance at 8 Bredon Village Hall 7:30-8:30pm - Absolute Beginners Salsa
Rueda (Salsa Wheel) Salsa Rueda is more than just dancing, it's a social event!. What
makes Rueda unique is that the dancing is done in the "Rueda" as a
group, with the "followers" being passed in the wheel. When
dancing Rueda, there is a new group dynamic that happens. The result is
an exciting Dance style that's great fun to do. Get a taste for Salsa Suitable for: Absolute Beginners with no dance experience to more
experienced dancers who have yet to experience this style of Dance (or would
like a refresher.) Everyone welcome, regardless of where you currently
dance. 8:30-9:30pm - Easy Jive classes for
Beginners You can dance this basic 'Single Time' style of Jive to almost all
Jive, Quickstep and jazzy 4/4/ time music. Easy to learn and they have you
dancing the basics in about 15 minutes. There are a lot of variations so you
won't get bored and you can convert steps & moves from other Jive styles.
A great starter dance. Suitable for: Absolute Beginners with no dance experience who want
more confidence on the dance floor. All ages welcome with or without a dance
partner. Classes are just ￡5 per
person - pay as you go. For more information phone 'Dance at 8' on 01386 556 665 or visit their website at www.danceat8.com
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Droitwich Spa Arts
Society Every first Tuesday in the Month at Rotary House, Members meet for painting and
drawing together, including outdoor events using water colour,
pastel, pen and wash, acrylics, and experimenting with new media. Experienced
members are willing to help novice painters with their work. Interactive
chats with jokes enhance the evening creating an environment where
much work is progressed. The entrance fee each evening is £3 for
visitors. (Annual membership is £25) – First Visit Free! For more
information please ring Eve Race on 01905 795503 Droitwich Spa Art Society are also planning to exhibit at the beginning of the Droitwich Spa Music and Arts Festival on July 2nd in St Andrew’s Shopping Centre. They will be encouraging the public to start painting by having a '- SHOW ME A MONET - or make a Pollock' competition. |
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Dancefest Dancefest is the dance development organisation for Herefordshire and
Worcestershire. It runs regular classes for children, young people and
adults, leads residencies and workshops for school and community groups,
produces site-specific performances and works with venues in the region on
programming and raising the profile of dance. They are putting on a performance entitled: Sizzle A summer selection of dances from some of Dancefest’s groups and
guests. A mix in
performers of all ages and abilities, contemporary, creative and urban styles.
The programme includes a dark but humorous response to Strictly Come Dancing;
lively performances by the Dance Club classes; Mini Movers exploring ideas
around sleep and nightmares; and full on energetic street dance. Sunday
17 July, Number
8 Community Arts Centre, Tickets £7.50 and £4.50 Box Office: 01386 555488 or visit www.number8.org |
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The Little Buckland Summer Exhibition Open until Sunday 12th June from 11am - 5pm daily Little Buckland Gallery, Little Buckland, 01386 853739
www.littlebucklandgallery.co.uk
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Workshops with local writer Sue Johnson Creative Writing The cost is £5 (which goes to charity) and also includes afternoon tea.
Sue Johnson's workshops at number 8 community arts centre will re-start on 9th September. www.writers-toolkit.co.uk Her novel 'fable's fortune' is close to publication - look out for details of launch events. For further details on either or to book a place on the course, please contact Sue on 01385 556177 or Julia on 01905 354629 Novel Outline:
Weekend Course Farncombe Estate Adult Learning Centre, Broadway, Worcs. Friday 3rd - Sunday 5th June 2011 For further details and to book a place, please contact Farncombe Estate 01385 854100 |
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Urban Orchestra These
workshops are aimed at any music leader who wants to explore ways of working
with young people that are creative, collaborative and inclusive. Day 1 (16th
June) Tools and Techniques and Day 2 (20th
June) Process and Performance. Both days from 10am
– 4pm. For more
information visit http://www.musicleader.net/trainingcourses_details.asp?TPID=4403
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Creating
Safety: Child Protection and Youth Arts 9th November 2011, 9.45 am-4 pm, Paddington Arts, Artswork
is pleased to be delivering this essential one day course -‘Creating Safety:
child protection and youth arts’ in partnership with Paddington Arts in This one day course
is essential training for anyone working within youth arts, but especially
those using more physical art forms, such as dance and drama. The training
will cover current child protection legislation in line with the requirements
of the Criminal Records Bureau (CRB), within the context of delivering a
youth arts project and includes a “safe touch” section, exploring how child
protection guidelines can be maintained within more physical art forms. All
participants will receive a certificate of attendance upon successful
completion of the course and a wealth of practical resources. Prices for each course,
which include lunch and refreshments, range from £110 to £150, with limited
bursaries available. Bookings of 2 of more receive 10% discount. Please also
remember that ENYAN members can request a 5% discount on all Artswork
publications and training! For more
information, or to make a booking, please contact Artswork’s Programme
Manager – Artsplan, Rachel Hall, via: artsplan@artswork.org.uk or call
02380 682535. |
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Freelance drama and visual art practitioners
needed! Visual Attic, Visual Arts Theatre Company is
looking for experienced drama and visual art practitioners based in
Worcestershire. Visual Attic are a theatre
company that fuse theatre and art, using a variety of art forms to create a
world that is fantastical and mysterious bursting with an exploding visual
treat that oozes wonderment and pleasure for the eye. They offer
workshops to schools and other venues. Their company was founded in December 2010 but they
are already very busy with workshops, clubs and future projects. They
need to form
a core of flexible practitioners that they could use on
occasional basis to cover drama/art club sessions or future workshops. If you
are interested please send your CV and details to Mel Lewis at enquiries@visualattic.co.uk. For
further information please contact Mel on 01905 780135. |
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Call for artists to
deliver London 2012 Open Weekend project across the UK As part of London 2012
Open Weekend the ‘Dysarticulate’ project, led by artist Jon Adams,
aims to engage artists and audiences from across the There are paid
opportunities for artists to help deliver the project over London 2012 Open Weekend (22-24 July) If you are interested in this opportunity please contact Lauren Amery at lauren.amery@artscouncil.org.uk
or on 0121 631 5705 who can send you an expressions of interest form that
needs to be filled out by 10th June at 2pm. Applications
from emerging deaf and disabled artists, especially those who have a ‘hidden
relationship with the written word’ are welcome. |
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Is Your School Looking for Funding? Grants 4 Schools
is the UK's
leading information provider on funding opportunities available to schools
from Grant Making Trusts, the Lottery, UK Government Agencies and the
European Union and is updated several times a week with new sources of funding.
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Young Film Fund First Light Movies provides grants to projects that
enable young people to participate in all aspects of film production. Since launching
in 2001, First Light Movies have enabled over 40,000 young filmmakers to write,
act, shoot, light, direct and produce over 1000 films and media projects. The
funding is available
to organisations such as; schools; youth services; community and
voluntary groups that work with young people aged between 5 and 18. Grants
are delivered through two different funding streams. These are; the
Studio Awards which provides grants of up to £30,000 for between two and four
films of up to 10 minutes; and the Pilot Awards which provides grants of up
to £5,000 for one short film of up to five minutes in duration. The next
deadline for applications is the 14th June 2011. The next ‘Open for Applications’
day is 16th August 2011. For more information click here. |
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Funding for Creative Young People ( IdeasTap, an arts
charity established to help young, creative people at the start of their
careers, has announced that its Ideas Fund Innovators is open to
applications. During this funding round the Ideas
Fund Innovators aims to offer ten projects £1,000
each
to help get them off the ground. In the past, Ideas Tap have funded
everything from dance and film projects to music videos and photography collectives.
Applications from any creative field will be considered. Ideas
Tap are looking for projects that are inspiring, original, innovative and
that Ideas Tap think you can deliver. The closing date for applications is
the 20th June 2011. For more information
click here. |
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Hilton in the Community Foundation Grants ( Organisations that work with young
people have the opportunity to apply for grants through the Hilton
Foundation. Organisations such as charities and other not for profit organisations
can apply for grants ranging from a few hundred pounds up to £30,000 per year
for up to 2 years that meet one of the Foundation's chosen areas of focus, these
are: · The education of young people · The health of young people. The next closing date for
applications is the 2nd August 2011. For more
information click here. |
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Music Grants for Older People ( The registered charity,
Concertina, which makes grants to charitable bodies which provide musical entertainment and related activities for the elderly, has announced that the next application
deadline is the 31st October 2011. The charity is
particular keen to support smaller organisations which might otherwise find
it difficult to gain funding. Since its inception in 2004, it has made grants
to a wide range of charitable organisations nationwide in For more information
visit: http://www.concertinamusic.org.uk/Grants.php |
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The Wellcome Trust - Arts Awards ( The Wellcome Trust is
inviting organisations and individuals to apply for funding through its Arts
Awards. The Arts Awards support projects that engage
the public with biomedical science through the arts including dance,
drama, performance arts, visual arts, music, film, craft, photography,
creative writing or digital media. For more information click
here. |
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Street Dance Every Monday
at 4-5pm for 3-8
years and 5-6pm for 9-16 years. Trial
class is £3. Classes are held at Droitwich Spa Community Centre, Heritage
way. Contact
Joanne Beecham on 07971633732 |
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W Factor Tour The W Factor tour started with the Droitwich Arts 4 All back in March which was
held at the Norbury Theatre. The day was a huge success with over 300 people
attending and the universal feedback was that people wanted it again next
year! The W Factor finalists will be performing next at
the Balloon Festival on Sunday 5th June. The event takes place all
weekend with balloon launches, night glow to live music, fireworks, stalls,
fairground rides, classic cars and hovercraft displays. They will then be performing at Party in the Park which takes place in August in Droitwich on the 23rd, Evesham on the 24th and Pershore on the 25th. Their final performance will be at Salt Day (tbc) on 10th
September in Droitwich. The day involves Romans, re-enactments,
entertainment, stalls and markets from 11am – 5pm. |
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Youth Music 2011 The New Year brought a new look to the Wychavon
Youth Music Programme as it branched out into the wider community for sessions in
Youth Centre’s around the region while still maintaining its roots in the
main High Schools throughout the district. The support from the Youth Centres as hosting venues
for the sessions was inspiring for the youngsters and thanks must go to both Droitwich Youth
Zone and Pershore Youth Centre with their respective
centre manger’s Rob Mace and Alex Mellor making the partnership a real
success. The sessions consisted of the usual mix of songwriting, artist development, performance
skills and instrument tuition and also included looking at
promotion via the most common social networking sites as industry experts
gave their views on how best to promote yourself at gigs, what to look out
for when doing a gig and how to make sure it is the best possible experience
for you and your audience alike. Over the course of the sessions all concerned were
incredibly pleased with the outcomes of the progress associated with their
songs and performance levels and this has been proven at events and gigs
around the region already. Appearances at Wychavon flagship events
throughout the summer are a perfect opportunity for them to
continue their excellent work rate and show all the skills they have learned
while being seen by the community in which they live. The schools’ courses have been of equal success with
young people continually wanting to be involved in the sessions and
committing both time and energy to the different tasks set for them to aid
their musical journey. Comments from music teachers have been delightful as
they recognise
the importance of such extra curricular sessions which develop
creativity amongst some incredibly talented young people and some of these
comments can be found on the Wychavon website
where interviews with the participants have been recorded for all to hear. All in all the start to the year has been a
successful and inspiring one for all concerned in the Youth Music Programme
and the
future for Wychavon’s young performers looks bright! There is more
than one star in the region capable of big things in the coming season so
keep your eyes pealed at one of Wychavon’s events this summer for a glimpse
of the next superstar right on your doorstep! |
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