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MYAN E-Bulletin : Issue 11: Spring 2007 2. Upcoming Events and Projects Cotton Connections, Monday 28 May - Sunday 3 June The Museum of Science and Industry is holding a week-long celebration of the people of Greater Manchester and their relationship with textiles. The special event will be held over the half term holiday and will combine a wide variety of activities including, hands-on workshops, performances and a special screening of archive films. As part of the week, the Museum will be holding a special marketplace which will give visitors the opportunity to gain information and inspiration from a wide variety of special-interest stalls. We want visitors to be able to meet the people behind the textiles, including artists, scientists and campaigners. What is going on in the Market Place? Contact Sarah Roe below for more details and to find out how to get involved. Exodus are delighted to be working with Manchester International Arts to bring you this unique new addition to their Feast! event. On the final day of the event Sunday 3 June, the Exodus Picnic will present an afternoon of world music and dance from the brightest talents of Greater Manchester’s diverse refugee communities. This intimate and fun environment will also offer delicious home cooked food from around the globe, and a programme of performance workshops and activities in the Mosscare Marquee. (Please note that stalls will not be available to book at this event). Exodus Shorts is a unique film festival that showcases the talent of refugee filmmakers as well as short films that give a fresh and diverse perspective on the lives of refugees and people seeking asylum. In collaboration with Cornerhouse, Imperial War Museum North and Urbis, Exodus Shorts 2007 will include screenings, filmmaking workshops, filmmaker residency, and talks with invited guests. Full programme and tickets will be available in May. Play It Again gives everyone a chance to have a go at making music, with 25 free events across the UK. The BBC Philharmonic Orchestra and BBC Singers will be at Peel Hall and Maxwell Hall, Salford on Saturday 16 June 2pm - 5pm. The Play It Again taster events give participants the chance to play or sing with one of the BBC performing groups around the country. They are free, and all adults and children over the age of 8 are welcome to attend. All abilities are catered for, and if you don't have your own instrument you can choose to sing or play percussion. For more information visit http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/playitagain/events/salford/afternoon/
Come May & June everyone goes outdoors to celebrate ...FEAST picnic by the lake. Friday June 1 (7-11pm), Saturday June 2 (5-11pm) Platt Fields Park, Lakeside, Wilmslow Rd, Fallowfield. Free. See www.streetsahead.org.uk for more information on Feast! Manchester again hosts the spectacular annual Greater Manchester Youth Games on 30 June 2007 Young Sports teams and artists from all the Boroughs of Greater Manchester can get involved and it’s free to watch and enter! Events will be held across the following venues: The Broughton Park Rugby Club, Belle Vue Leisure Centre and SportCity Squash and Tennis Centres. This years Arts and Cultural competition programme is set to be even better than last year. There will be four main competitions:
All individuals taking part in the Greater Manchester Youth Games arts and cultural competitions must complete an Entry Form. Please see the website for more info http://www.greatersport.co.uk/whats-on/gm-youth-games-2007/arts-and-cultural-programme or contact info@unity-manchester.org.uk.
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