Services Filmonik Kabaret at Salford Film Festival
Digital; Bright Sparks
A series of innovative support for the region’s digital industries has been announced by Northwest Vision and Media. The programme, Digital Sparks, incorporates a number of high-level events, seminars, workshops and training programmes for leaders, managers, techies, creatives, freelancers and newbies right across the digital production sector.
Abseil down Grand Central Hall in Liverpool for Landmine Clearance!
The MAG Liverpool Abseil Sunday 25th October
Join them at the MAG Liverpool Abseil for a scenic thrill when they'll be scaling off the Grand Central Student Halls to raise vital funds for MAG's landmine clearance operations worldwide.
Situated next to Lime Street Station in the centre of Liverpool, Grand Central offers picture perfect views of the awesome city that will distract you as you prepare to scale down the 122 foot drop. Their team of highly skilled instructors will ensure you're equipped with all you need to make your abseil safe whilst you concentrate making the long and winding road down, with above you only sky!
HomeGrown: The Story of UK Hip Hop comes to Urbis
HomeGrown: The Story of UK Hip Hop is the first major exhibition to chronicle, in depth, the development of the UK Hip Hop scene.
15 October - March 2010
A Lining Of Bees 10th October, Bluecoat
A Lining Of Bees: a dance/theatre performance created and directed by Angus Balbernie
In his latest dance-theatre piece based on the life and writing of Lowry, Angus Balbernie challenges boundaries between performer/audience and reality/fantasy. Devised and performed by Melina Seldes and Clive Andrews with soundscore by Elise Dabrowski and Jonathan Raisin, the performance is “brilliantly conceived and executed ...a dream to look at, stimulating throughout, and both perplexing and engaging in turns” (Venue Magazine).
Liverpool Music Week 09 announces line up
It's been here before and it's back again now in it's seventh year LMW takes us to places that we have never been before.
Even though Liverpool already has some major international music festivals, there is always room in the annual musical calendar for such excellent party guest as this.
Liverpool Music Week has once again attracted some huge names to the city, with gigs from the likes of Calvin Harris (02 Academy, Tuesday November 10), Seasick Steve (Liverpool Olympia, November 7), Kasabian (Echo Arena Liverpool, November 16) The Specials (Liverpool Olympia, October 29) Reverend And The Makers (Nation, Courtyard, November 7), The Enemy (Liverpool University, November 8) and Gallows (O2 Academy 2, November 28).
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