Showing posts with label Wiltshire arts promoters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wiltshire arts promoters. Show all posts
Tuesday, 15 November 2011
Monday, 14 November 2011
Devizes Christmas Festival
WAP member Dave Buxton has asked that I share this with you.
Friday 25 November
Devizes Christmas Festival is on Friday 25th
November (a bit early to be called Xmas fest I know but hey …) and
features our super Lantern Parade of hundreds of lanterns made by
schools and community groups from Devizes and all the surrounding
villages. Around 700 expected this year including some big sculptural
specimens.
Christmas markets, festive food and drink, street performers, bands, fire jugglers, fireworks. Party atmosphere guaranteed!
We are offering open access lantern-making workshops for all ages at Crown Centre, St Johns Street, Devizes: Saturdays 12th, 19th (2.00 – 4.30); Wednesdays 16th, 23rd (6.00 – 8.30). Materials and tuition are free. All welcome.
I’ve
attached some publicity stuff if you can use it and here’s a link to a
lovely YouTube video of last year’s festival which is highly
recommended, especially if you don’t feel very Christmassy yet!
Arc Theatre debate at Trowbridge Local Area Board
WAP's letter of support of The Arc
Take a look at this letter that WAP sent to the Wiltshire Times in support of the important part The Arc theatre plays Wiltshire. http://www.wiltshiretimes.co.uk/yoursay/letters/9342077.Let_us_help_Arc/
Call to artists to ‘Celebrate with Paws*’ the participatory arts workshop scheme in Wiltshire
Wiltshire Council's arts
service offers a participatory arts workshop scheme (PAWS) with projects
designed and run by professional artists, to local community groups. Every six
months we create a new menu that is offered out to a wide variety of community and
voluntary group, after school clubs, youth groups, older people's clubs,
disability groups and more.
Groups apply for the project of their choice and we then assess and allocate up to 20 projects per season. Each project runs for a minimum of 8 hours spread over 2 to 4 visits. The fee per project is £350 plus travel expenses and a planning fee.
The forthcoming season, ‘Celebrate with Paws’ will run from April to September 2012, a time when the country will be hosting the London 2012 Olympic Games and celebrating the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. To help our Wiltshire communities celebrate these major events we are inviting artists to submit their proposals of celebratory projects to be featured as part of this unique season’s menu.
For more information about the opportunity please read the artists information sheet, if you would like to register please complete the application form and return it to us no later than the 18 November 2011.
If you would like to discuss your project ideas with the Arts Officer please contact Faye Bradley at faye.bradley@wiltshire.gov.uk or call 07827081039.
For more information about Paws visit the website; www.
* Celebrate with Paws has applied for an Inspire Mark to be and official project of the Cultural Olympiad 2012.
Groups apply for the project of their choice and we then assess and allocate up to 20 projects per season. Each project runs for a minimum of 8 hours spread over 2 to 4 visits. The fee per project is £350 plus travel expenses and a planning fee.
The forthcoming season, ‘Celebrate with Paws’ will run from April to September 2012, a time when the country will be hosting the London 2012 Olympic Games and celebrating the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. To help our Wiltshire communities celebrate these major events we are inviting artists to submit their proposals of celebratory projects to be featured as part of this unique season’s menu.
For more information about the opportunity please read the artists information sheet, if you would like to register please complete the application form and return it to us no later than the 18 November 2011.
If you would like to discuss your project ideas with the Arts Officer please contact Faye Bradley at faye.bradley@wiltshire.gov.uk or call 07827081039.
For more information about Paws visit the website; www.
* Celebrate with Paws has applied for an Inspire Mark to be and official project of the Cultural Olympiad 2012.
PRACTICE
Sat 26 Nov, 7.30pm
A work-in-progress platform event for
Contemporary Theatre/ Dance & Live Art.
See exciting new work in the making.
Engage in a dialogue with the artists.
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See exciting new work in the making.
Engage in a dialogue with the artists.
Eleanor Sikorski
Chocolate
With a hoard of sweet, unwrapped delicacies and a taste for detail
and the absurd, a woman walks into the spotlight to present the noisy
face of curiosity.www.eleanorsikorski.com
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Bill Aitchison: Vinyl
A record collection is so much more than a selection of fragile black disks that play music; it is a depository of memories, those of the owner overlaid upon those of the society.For Vinyl, Bill will play some of his wildly diverse singles and LPs he has collected over many years on the move and he will recall, revise and retell what they might be records of.
www.billaitchison.co.uk
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Two Destination Language:
A journey of a home
Your plane is about to depart for a new beginning. You’ve packed your
bags, you’re ready to go and we’re going to take you on the journey of
your dreams. You get there. It’s raining.Two Destination Language lead you on a solo journey where dreams of the future meet the present day.
This is a one-on-one audio performance walk: please book your personal journey with the attending steward at our booth, where you can also read and share all kinds of journeys.
www.twodestinationlanguage.com
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IJAD Dance Company
IJAD presents a 10 minute extract of a work in progress, showcasing live dance installation My multitude me – which forms part of a larger project In-Finite, that is being developed for performance on different platforms from September 2012.In-Finite explores new technology within the contemporary dance world and how it determines the parameters of the stage, celebrating cultural identity, exploring its uniqueness through a collage of untold stories and secrets.
IJAD on Facebook
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Sat 26 Nov, 7.30pm
ICIA Arts Theatre & Arts Barn
University of Bath
Tickets £7, Concs £5
www.bath.ac.uk/icia -- Book Now
Marketing Network Meeting
WAP's Marketing Network is meeting again tomorrow (Tuesday 15th) to talk more about the plan that came out of meeting one!!! Wiltshire Loves Arts!! We'll also see how everyone's coping with the Christmas rush! We'll be in the cafe at Salisbury Playhouse from 3pm, all marketeers welcome!
Wednesday, 26 October 2011
Opportunity for artist to work and sell from a local gallery
I met with new WAP member Jane Johnson last week and found out about the work she does creating, selling and running workshops in Ceramics.
As well as working from her home studio in Holt, Jane is one of 4 artists who run a boutique gallery at Dick Willows in Bathford. They are currently looking for artists to join them and share in the running and rental (which is amazingly low!)There is space to run workshops as well as sell work from the Gallery.
Do have a look at their website http://www.dickwillows.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=671&Itemid=189 Do get in touch if you'd like to know more.
Cultural Olympiad discussed on BBC Radio Wiltshire
WAP had a little slot on BBC Radio Wiltshire last week to talk about the Cultural Olympiad. I have to confess it was a little scary as there are rather a lot of things that have aren't going to be 'revealed' until later in the year so I do hope I didn't give any secrets away! DO have a listen (It's available for the next two days) our bit is 45 minutes into the programme.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00kt14t
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00kt14t
What should the future of culture in Wiltshire look like?
Wiltshire Council “What should the future of culture in Wiltshire look like?” Open Space Event
Wednesday, 30 November 2011 from 12:30 to 17:00 (GMT)
Wiltshire Music Centre, Bradford On Avon, Wiltshire
If this question matters to you please come and explore it at a special, free open space event being run by Wiltshire Council in partnership with CEW (Creative Ecology Wiltshire)
The Open Space event will be on 30th November 1pm(12.30pm arrive)-5.00pm at the Wiltshire Music Centre.
We need to listen to your views, observations, challenges, ideas and dreams because you, the Wiltshire cultural sector, are the experts.
Wiltshire Council is producing a cultural strategy for the county and is seeking to engage the cultural sector in a creative and constructive dialogue about the importance of culture within the wider civic society context.
As you know we are operating in a time of economic challenge but this does not mean that there cannot be positive opportunities and the space for new and bold ideas. This Open Space event is an exciting possibility for you to hold a dialogue with Wiltshire Council and have your views really listened to.
If you are unfamiliar with Open Space, it is an interactive and inclusive way of structuring a meeting that allows you, the participant, to set the agenda. It is a very dynamic way of talking about complicated and difficult things. You will not be talked at or asked to talk about things you don’t want to. Everything that is said will be recorded and you will get a copy of that document. The strength of Open Space is its ability to unite groups of enormous diversity; to that end we are inviting people from all areas of our cultural sector.
Culture is at the heart of communities and it is an important element of the economy for the county. The intended audience for the Cultural Strategy is primarily the suppliers and providers of cultural services and activities. This includes the public sector, voluntary/third sector and private sector organisations that provide and deliver cultural activities of all kinds. One of the principal functions of the strategy will be to express the links between these sectors and to identify opportunities for collaborations that significantly advance the cultural offer of Wiltshire. For the strategy to be effective it must include and engage all those with a stake in the cultural life of the county and this open space event is your opportunity to shape this emerging strategy.
We look forward to you playing a vital part in this event and will reward you with refreshments and treats to energise a debate that will help us forge a successful path forward together.
Click this link below to book your free ticket
http://wiltshirecultureopenspace.eventbrite.com/
Kind regards
Peter Tyas
Manager Arts and Archives
Wednesday, 30 November 2011 from 12:30 to 17:00 (GMT)
Wiltshire Music Centre, Bradford On Avon, Wiltshire
If this question matters to you please come and explore it at a special, free open space event being run by Wiltshire Council in partnership with CEW (Creative Ecology Wiltshire)
The Open Space event will be on 30th November 1pm(12.30pm arrive)-5.00pm at the Wiltshire Music Centre.
We need to listen to your views, observations, challenges, ideas and dreams because you, the Wiltshire cultural sector, are the experts.
Wiltshire Council is producing a cultural strategy for the county and is seeking to engage the cultural sector in a creative and constructive dialogue about the importance of culture within the wider civic society context.
As you know we are operating in a time of economic challenge but this does not mean that there cannot be positive opportunities and the space for new and bold ideas. This Open Space event is an exciting possibility for you to hold a dialogue with Wiltshire Council and have your views really listened to.
If you are unfamiliar with Open Space, it is an interactive and inclusive way of structuring a meeting that allows you, the participant, to set the agenda. It is a very dynamic way of talking about complicated and difficult things. You will not be talked at or asked to talk about things you don’t want to. Everything that is said will be recorded and you will get a copy of that document. The strength of Open Space is its ability to unite groups of enormous diversity; to that end we are inviting people from all areas of our cultural sector.
Culture is at the heart of communities and it is an important element of the economy for the county. The intended audience for the Cultural Strategy is primarily the suppliers and providers of cultural services and activities. This includes the public sector, voluntary/third sector and private sector organisations that provide and deliver cultural activities of all kinds. One of the principal functions of the strategy will be to express the links between these sectors and to identify opportunities for collaborations that significantly advance the cultural offer of Wiltshire. For the strategy to be effective it must include and engage all those with a stake in the cultural life of the county and this open space event is your opportunity to shape this emerging strategy.
We look forward to you playing a vital part in this event and will reward you with refreshments and treats to energise a debate that will help us forge a successful path forward together.
Click this link below to book your free ticket
http://wiltshirecultureopenspace.eventbrite.com/
Kind regards
Peter Tyas
Manager Arts and Archives
Money, help or someone who knows what they’re talking about?
Umm maybe this sort of relationship could be a useful one!
Two essential needs for any business are top advice and cash flow.
So, South West Screen are launching two programmes:
Investment Readiness – secure investment or funding for your business
Mentoring – direct one-to-one advice from leading creative entrepreneurs
If you’re interested in securing investment or building a long-term relationship with a highly successful business leader, South West Screen are bringing the UK’s leading support programmes to the region. The programmes launch on November 11th.
To find out how to join the programmes, see if they’re right for your business and discover who some of the big name mentors are, come to one of our taster workshops:
BOOK NOW:
Bristol – Monday 7 November, 2.30-5.30pm, Waterside 3, Watershed
Exeter – Thursday 10 November, 2.30-5.30pm, Auditorium, Exeter Conference Centre
ABOUT THE MENTORING PROGRAMME
Receive a year’s worth of 1-2-1 advice from a top-level creative entrepreneur! We’ve teamed up with NESTA to deliver its highly successful mentoring programme. It’s your chance connect with someone who has already done what you’re trying to do with your business now. We’ve got big names, from inside and outside the region, to share their experiences with you. You’ll also have access to a business coach, exclusive workshops and access to specialist advice. More details.
ABOUT THE INVESTMENT READINESS PROGRAMME
Pembridge Partners, a unique consultancy of experienced entrepreneurs and investors, will deliver an intensive short programme for a select group of creative business leaders. They’ll show you how to: question the real value of an idea; develop that idea in the context of investor interest; and pitch your proposition to a panel of investors who are interested in creative investments. More details.
Both programmes will benefit from access to advice from legal specialists Thrings and financial experts Baker Tilly.
Comments on the mentoring programme:
Jaya Chakrabarti, Managing Director, Nameless – Mentee:
“Our mentor made so much more of a difference to our company than I'd imagined. I had access to a wealth of experience from someone I could trust with intimate knowledge of my business. It might take a little leap of faith, but we're living proof that it's worth it. Our mentor (Charles Wace, Twofour Group) helped us become even stronger – he wasn’t afraid to get his hands dirty, and frankly, that's the only way a small business can work!”
Comments on the investment readiness programme:
Andrew Mullinger, Co-founder & COO of Funding Circle:
"Creative businesses often they find themselves under the stranglehold of interest rates, borrowing fees, an arduous process or a closed door when seeking financial support. We need innovative approaches that eliminate these barriers and help companies to grow. Bespoke programmes like this are highly valuable in helping those companies to learn the pitfalls, package their business and meet the right investors."
With thanks to programme sponsors:
Baker Tilly, a leading national provider of accounting & business services
Thrings, providing specialist legal advice to the creative sector
Two essential needs for any business are top advice and cash flow.
So, South West Screen are launching two programmes:
Investment Readiness – secure investment or funding for your business
Mentoring – direct one-to-one advice from leading creative entrepreneurs
If you’re interested in securing investment or building a long-term relationship with a highly successful business leader, South West Screen are bringing the UK’s leading support programmes to the region. The programmes launch on November 11th.
To find out how to join the programmes, see if they’re right for your business and discover who some of the big name mentors are, come to one of our taster workshops:
BOOK NOW:
Bristol – Monday 7 November, 2.30-5.30pm, Waterside 3, Watershed
Exeter – Thursday 10 November, 2.30-5.30pm, Auditorium, Exeter Conference Centre
ABOUT THE MENTORING PROGRAMME
Receive a year’s worth of 1-2-1 advice from a top-level creative entrepreneur! We’ve teamed up with NESTA to deliver its highly successful mentoring programme. It’s your chance connect with someone who has already done what you’re trying to do with your business now. We’ve got big names, from inside and outside the region, to share their experiences with you. You’ll also have access to a business coach, exclusive workshops and access to specialist advice. More details.
ABOUT THE INVESTMENT READINESS PROGRAMME
Pembridge Partners, a unique consultancy of experienced entrepreneurs and investors, will deliver an intensive short programme for a select group of creative business leaders. They’ll show you how to: question the real value of an idea; develop that idea in the context of investor interest; and pitch your proposition to a panel of investors who are interested in creative investments. More details.
Both programmes will benefit from access to advice from legal specialists Thrings and financial experts Baker Tilly.
Comments on the mentoring programme:
Jaya Chakrabarti, Managing Director, Nameless – Mentee:
“Our mentor made so much more of a difference to our company than I'd imagined. I had access to a wealth of experience from someone I could trust with intimate knowledge of my business. It might take a little leap of faith, but we're living proof that it's worth it. Our mentor (Charles Wace, Twofour Group) helped us become even stronger – he wasn’t afraid to get his hands dirty, and frankly, that's the only way a small business can work!”
Comments on the investment readiness programme:
Andrew Mullinger, Co-founder & COO of Funding Circle:
"Creative businesses often they find themselves under the stranglehold of interest rates, borrowing fees, an arduous process or a closed door when seeking financial support. We need innovative approaches that eliminate these barriers and help companies to grow. Bespoke programmes like this are highly valuable in helping those companies to learn the pitfalls, package their business and meet the right investors."
With thanks to programme sponsors:
Baker Tilly, a leading national provider of accounting & business services
Thrings, providing specialist legal advice to the creative sector
Marketing network
Following our great first Marketing Network session we are planning our second. We will be feeding back on a potential partnership project with VisitWiltshire, a County Wide profile raising campaign 'Wiltshire Loves Arts', an arts loyalty card ap and more.
If you are an arts marketeer and would like to be part of this work do come and join us. We will be meeting in Salisbury, please add your availability to this doodle diary.
http://www.doodle.com/eqapx3bc8n6nfgmd
Thanks all
If you are an arts marketeer and would like to be part of this work do come and join us. We will be meeting in Salisbury, please add your availability to this doodle diary.
http://www.doodle.com/eqapx3bc8n6nfgmd
Thanks all
Friday, 21 October 2011
Screen Me Film Festival
The new Screen Me Film Festival project is presented by White Horse Pictures, a project bringing new release film to rural Wiltshire. Screen Me aims to involve communities from across Wiltshire in the programming of films that tell stories. Stories are revealing; they come out of community history and they express the culture of communities. This project has been granted the Inspire Mark by the London 2012 Inspire programme as it offers communities the opportunity to explore the culture of other nations through the films that they make and the stories that they tell.
The London 2012 Inspire programme recognises innovative and exceptional projects that are directly inspired by the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Screen Me will present a series of films in venues across Wiltshire that explore themes of journeys and the ways that different cultures tell stories in cinema. The films will come from around the world and tell stories from different cultures and unusual perspectives.
There will be opportunities for groups and individuals to take part in discussions and activities that explore the journeys and storytelling in films as well as viewing the screenings of these inspirational films.
We are looking for volunteers to get involved in selecting and programming films that tell stories of significance to their community. These ‘programme champions’ will have the opportunity to visit other regional film festivals to find new films and speakers to come back to Wiltshire and be part of the Screen Me film festival.
Screen Me will culminate in March 2012 with a run of films, entirely chosen by the ‘programming champions’. We hope that this mini-festival will include film reviews and interviews as well as trailers for forthcoming presentations and connections with other projects on-going within Wiltshire that explore similar themes.
To launch the festival we are screening Amreeka at the Melksham Assembly Hall on Friday 4th November at 7pm. Amreeka is the story of Muna, a single mother who leaves the West Bank with her teenage son, with dreams of an exciting future in the promised land of small town Illinois. In America, as her son navigates high school hallways the way he used to move through military checkpoints, the indomitable Muna scrambles together a new life cooking up falafel burgers as well as hamburgers at the local White Castle. We’d love you to join us.
If you are interested in volunteering to get involved in this exciting project or would like to book a free ticket to this screening then please get in touch with us at arts@wiltshire.gov.uk or call 01249 705545.
Thursday, 20 October 2011
Arc Theatre Trowbridge closure
Many of you may be aware that Wiltshire College have made an announcement that they can nolonger support The Arc Theatre and it will cease to operate as a professional venue from January 2012.
The Arc has been a key part of the arts ecology in Wiltshire as a receiving venue programming professional performance, supporting local producing companies and acting as a platform for many arts professionals, (myself included) as well as providing West Wiltshire with access to professional and community performance. If this resource is lost it will be to the detriment of the arts throughout Wiltshire.
A two month consultation period has been afforded The Arc theatre team to work up some options to present to Wiltshire College's management team. his consultation period ends on November 12.
Do please add your voice to the lobbying of Wiltshire College to retain The Arc as a professional venue. You can write to the Chair Of Governors, Stephen Stone. The Clerk to the Governors is Shirley Raw so any written communication will need to be sent C/O Shirley Raw, Wiltshire College, College Road, Trowbridge, BA14 0ES or by email shirley.raw@wiltshire.ac.uk
There is also an online petition: http://www.petitiononline.co.uk/petition/petition-against-the-proposed-closure-of-the-arc-theatre-trowbridge/3544
The Arc has been a key part of the arts ecology in Wiltshire as a receiving venue programming professional performance, supporting local producing companies and acting as a platform for many arts professionals, (myself included) as well as providing West Wiltshire with access to professional and community performance. If this resource is lost it will be to the detriment of the arts throughout Wiltshire.
A two month consultation period has been afforded The Arc theatre team to work up some options to present to Wiltshire College's management team. his consultation period ends on November 12.
Do please add your voice to the lobbying of Wiltshire College to retain The Arc as a professional venue. You can write to the Chair Of Governors, Stephen Stone. The Clerk to the Governors is Shirley Raw so any written communication will need to be sent C/O Shirley Raw, Wiltshire College, College Road, Trowbridge, BA14 0ES or by email shirley.raw@wiltshire.ac.uk
There is also an online petition: http://www.petitiononline.co.uk/petition/petition-against-the-proposed-closure-of-the-arc-theatre-trowbridge/3544
Friday, 7 October 2011
Understanding venues
CEW have organised this session could be useful for those of you who are involved with tour booking!
http://danceandtheatrewiltshire.net/2011/10/7/tour-booking-workshop-understanding-venues
http://danceandtheatrewiltshire.net/2011/10/7/tour-booking-workshop-understanding-venues
Tuesday, 4 October 2011
Performance opportunities at the Summer Solstice
We have been invited to open an invitation to groups and individuals to perform on one of the spaces around Stonehenge as part of the Summer Solstice nest year. The Solstice begins at 7pm on the 20th June and continues through until 8am on the 21st.
If you or anyone you know might be interested in finding out more about this please contact me wiltshireartspromoters@gmail.com.
NB: No amplification can be used.
Want to be in a brochure showcasing the arts in Wiltshire
Following our marketing network session we have an action to produce a brochure that includes all arts organisations, individual artists and practitioners from across Wiltshire so that we can help raise the profile of the arts in Wiltshire.
We would like everyone to make the brochure available and distribute at events they are attending and the marketing network plan to attend big events in and around the County to promote Wiltshire Loves Arts. We hope this will help raise the profile of Wiltshire as a county with a thriving professional arts scene, but will also help develop audiences/ customers from within and outside of the County for those included.
I am currently having a brochure costed up. WAP will look to subsidise the brochure hoping not to need to charge more the £20 per entry as it is really important that we showcase as much of the arts ecology in Wiltshire as possible.
It would be really helpful to start to get an idea of how many entries we will be looking at. So please could you ask all of your contacts who work professionally within the arts to contact me ideally with 50 and 100 words of copy about themselves including web address, email and telephone number (If relevant) with a high resolution image.
The deadline for expressions of interest in being in this publication is October 19.
We would like everyone to make the brochure available and distribute at events they are attending and the marketing network plan to attend big events in and around the County to promote Wiltshire Loves Arts. We hope this will help raise the profile of Wiltshire as a county with a thriving professional arts scene, but will also help develop audiences/ customers from within and outside of the County for those included.
I am currently having a brochure costed up. WAP will look to subsidise the brochure hoping not to need to charge more the £20 per entry as it is really important that we showcase as much of the arts ecology in Wiltshire as possible.
It would be really helpful to start to get an idea of how many entries we will be looking at. So please could you ask all of your contacts who work professionally within the arts to contact me ideally with 50 and 100 words of copy about themselves including web address, email and telephone number (If relevant) with a high resolution image.
The deadline for expressions of interest in being in this publication is October 19.
Do join us on facebook, and I'll do my best to keep adding interesting posts! http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Wiltshire-Arts-Promoters-WAP/194491707278326
Opportunities to present contemporary works in progress
There is an open call for practitioners, artists and companies to present works-in-progress in front of a live audience.
ICIA University of Bath in partnership with Salisbury Arts Centre, is looking for new contemporary performance work that has been devised, choreographed or produced. We offer a platform for work-in-progress and new performance ideas to test in front of a live audience at ICIA University of Bath on Saturday 26 November.
To find out more visit: http://danceandtheatrewiltshire.net/opportunities/icia-practice-call-for-artists
ICIA University of Bath in partnership with Salisbury Arts Centre, is looking for new contemporary performance work that has been devised, choreographed or produced. We offer a platform for work-in-progress and new performance ideas to test in front of a live audience at ICIA University of Bath on Saturday 26 November.
To find out more visit: http://danceandtheatrewiltshire.net/opportunities/icia-practice-call-for-artists
Want to have a chance to network with others involved with fundraising
Following our fruitful session with arts marketeers last week I have postponed our fundraising session as I am aware that a number of you had wanted to attend but were unable to make the date offered.
If you think you or anybody you know would benefit from being able to meet with others who understand the challenges of fundraising, share tips and find ways we may be able to support each other do look at the dates and times mooted at this link. http://www.doodle.com/wdtdng9qhscuhuk7
I am currently completing a course to become a qualified funding adviser and whilst I am far from an expert I'm very happy to share anything I've learned and support the group as best I can.
The Pound Arts Centre team have offered to host this session for us, I am aware that public transport access to Corsham can be a problem so if that makes it impossible for you to attend but you would otherwise want to please do let me know.
If you think you or anybody you know would benefit from being able to meet with others who understand the challenges of fundraising, share tips and find ways we may be able to support each other do look at the dates and times mooted at this link. http://www.doodle.com/wdtdng9qhscuhuk7
I am currently completing a course to become a qualified funding adviser and whilst I am far from an expert I'm very happy to share anything I've learned and support the group as best I can.
The Pound Arts Centre team have offered to host this session for us, I am aware that public transport access to Corsham can be a problem so if that makes it impossible for you to attend but you would otherwise want to please do let me know.
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