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Open Culture announce that Liverpool's third annual Winter Arts Market will take place on the 3rd & 4th of December at the Grade I listed St George's Hall. It's going to be bigger than ever for 2011, with the event running for 2 whole days of crafty fun!
If you've not been before, it's a huge festive celebration of arts and crafts where you can discover work from over 120 artists, designers and makers. Taking place in the lead up to Christmas you'll find perfect presents at prices for all pockets including: paintings, photographs, prints, sculpture, textiles, knit wear, clothing, cards, ceramics, jewellery, glass, beauty products, accessories and much more.
Arts Council Funding for 5 star drama The Myth of Escape in Liverpool
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The Myth of Escape
In the wake of the anniversary of 9/11, a provocative, timely dark comedy that asks the question we are often too entrenched to ask ourselves… are any of us truly free?
Billy finds himself in a cell next to Alex. Neither are sure what they have done wrong. Perhaps nothing. It doesn’t seem to matter. Someone wanted them imprisoned and so they have been. Everything is permitted but nothing goes unpunished.
“Enthralled” The Observer
A Happystorm Theatre / Breathe Out Theatre World Première Tour
The Myth of Escape By Rob Johnston, writer of Rid The World (Unity Theatre). Directed by John Garfield-Roberts, director of Theatre Uncut (Everyman Theatre).
Ever wanted to kick a real pigs bladder football across the pitch well now you can. From Friday 30th September until Sunday 2nd October a shop at 84 Bold Street (opposite LEAF) in Liverpool will be transformed into an Organic Football Boutique. (open 11am-6pm)
Do you have some data to share? Are you worried about the cloud? Do you know where your data is stored? Come and take part in a DropDay: an AND festival datasharing session using artist Aram Bartholl's DeadDrops 'peer to peer (ish) offline sharing system'
Dopplereffekt is one of the strangest and most mysterious units on the electronic music scene today.
Only a handful of interviews with the group exist, and live appearances are likewise a rare occurrence. One thing we do know about the group is its apparent love of experimental physics, with song titles such as "Calabi-Yau Manifold", "Linear Accelerator" and "Myon-Neutrino" appearing on recent records.
30 September · 19:30 - 23:30
Scandinavian Seamen' Church, 138 Park Lane, Liverpool L1 8HG
Seeking emergency accommodation…
In June 2011, greenroom, Manchester’s iconic theatre for all things new, contemporary and experimental closed its doors for the final time. Beyond the loss of one of the Manchester‘s ‘hidden treasures’, there is also the story of the creative community it nurtured over the course of its existence, as a ‘home’ for artists, giving opportunities to literally thousands of young people looking to take their first steps into an often precarious career.
Come In We’re Open - Liverpool Designers open their door
Written by Defnet MediaLiverpool Design Festival presents ‘Come In We’re Open!’
Liverpool design agencies will be throwing open their doors for one day only to invite you in for a sneak peak at their creative space.
The participating agencies work across a range of disciplines: graphics, web, digital content, games and interactive, branding, strategic communications, search engine optimization, PR even magazine publishing!
With Art in Liverpool not posting much and the Bluecoat just losing one of their marketing staff, here is one for the Bluecoat...
Responding to 2011’s Liverpool: City of Radicals theme, this exhibition draws on cultural and political narratives from the past century and asks what constitutes radical art practice today? The theme is prompted by events 100 years ago that had a profound cultural, architectural and political impact: a seminal exhibition by the Post-Impressionists at the Bluecoat, the opening of the Liver Building, controversial in its design and cast-concrete fabrication, and the transport strike that brought the city ‘near to revolution’. The title Democratic Promenade is taken from Walter Dixon Scott’s description of the Landing Stage in his 1907 book Liverpool.
From 1999-2004 Carnival Liverpool was a night of clubbing rarity, enticing hundreds of would-be partygoers from all corners of Liverpool into a cavernous and darkly absurd extravaganza hosted deep within the walls at Nation. Enticed through the streets in a pied piper style parade party goers were seduced by the rhythms of the Liverpool Samba School drummers urging them to follow a parade of dancers, fire eaters and stilt walkers into the carnival where heavy Latin rhythms were the bedrock for a night of fun and frivolity.
Liverpool Acoustic Live 'Roots and Blues Special'
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Friday 23rd September sees the return of the annual Liverpool Acoustic Live 'Roots and Blues Special'. It takes place at theregular venue the View Two Gallery on Mathew Street and they've got two fantastic local acts and one top-class international act playing.
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Liverpool Acoustic eXtra takes place this coming Friday 9th September at the View Two Gallery on Mathew Street and they've got five top local acts for the price of four!
The line up films at your favourite city centre cinema from Friday 9th through to Thursday 15th September 2011
Above the Beaten Track: Honky Tonk: A festival to celebrate the creative grass roots scene of Liverpool
This August, the fourth annual Above the Beaten Track returns to the Bluecoat to showcase the best of Liverpool’s cultural underground with an assortment of live music and DJs, live art, poetry and audio-visual extravaganzas.
Charity screening : Dr Horrible's Sing-A-Long Blog
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A rare chance to see a screening of Joss Whedon's internet sensation Dr Horrible's Sing-A-Long Blog as part of the annual charity event Can't Stop the Serenity. Search
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