Poetry with Junction Arts
Atomic Poems Workshop, 7-8pm, Tuesday 13th October
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Atomic Poems Workshop, 7-8pm, Tuesday 13th October
WRITING A NOVELLA
Tuesday 6th October, 6:30pm-8:00pm
We are holding a free, one-hour Zoom workshop ‘Atomic Poems’ to celebrate Ada Lovelace Day (13th October 7-8pm). We will be creating poetry through code.
Bondholder D2N2 Local Enterprise Partnership is investing £850,000 in a new £1.75m research and innovation facility at fellow Bondholder the
We understand that this can be an uncertain time to recruit, and so to ease those concerns, the University of Derby can support Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire SMEs with £1000 support funding if they recruit any individual that has graduated within the last 3 years.
That's not all, the UoD team will handle all of the role promotion, application sifting, and shortlisting free of charge, along with providing value added on-boarding support.
1 October marks National Poetry Day and Derby Book Festival’s Shared Reading programme will celebrate the joy that poetry brings to our lives. Nationally, there has been a rise in enthusiasm for poetry, particularly online, over the lockdown period. On National Poetry Day the Shared Reading Co-ordinators plan to run a range of activities, both online and in the community.
London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds – The Hannells Darley Park Concert at Home was a truly national event this year.
After the pandemic put a stop to plans for this year’s live concert, a new programme was broadcast simultaneously on BBC Radio Derby, BBC Sounds and BBC iPlayer which blended video footage of the 2019 concert with new recordings by Sinfonia Viva’s 7-piece cabaret band, led by conductor James Holmes and featuring vocalist Andy Quinn, and Derby Jazz.
Haarlem Artspace
In September, 4 metre tall puppets from a Buxton project have been seen on TV screens across the world
If you went down to the woods a few weeks ago, you might have seen something very strange among the trees of Buxton Country Park as two tall tree puppets stepped out from behind their trees and waltzed slowly to the sad notes of a saxophone echoing through the woods.
We'd like to let all customers know that from Thursday 24th September, it will be mandatory to wear a face covering when visiting the Barn unless you are exempt*.