Culture Forum: Have Your Say
Grass roots organisations are under greater threat than ever before, as the council's budget continues to be squeezed, and priorities are shifted elsewhere. Culture Forum discusses the issues next week.
In the wake of WCS’s closure, a year of protracted arguments about noise in the city centre, and the Council’s new Strategic Framework Document (handily digested here) what’s the future for local, grass-roots organisations in Liverpool? Add your voice to the debate next week, chaired by the excellent folk at Bido Lito! and held in the ace new gallery space, Fallout Factory, on Dale Street.
CULTURE FORUM: Establishing City Level Representation For The Liverpool Grassroots Creative Sector
Panelists -
Craig G Pennington - Chair
(Bido Lito! Magazine)
Kevin McManus
(Liverpool Vision, Liverpool’s economic development company)
Sean Durney
(Culture Liverpool, Liverpool City Council)
Caroline Smith
(Wolstenholme Creative Space)
Roger Hill
(BBC Radio Merseyside)
Madeline Hall
(Royal Standard)
Free Entry, 6pm Start, 7th February 2013
Fallout Factory, 97 Dale Street, Liverpool
Registration is required to attend at cultureforum.eventbrite.com
If you wish to make sure that Liverpool’s grassroots creative sector is central to the future vision of our city, show your support. Other cities have successfully shown how the grass roots sector can be their route out of triple dip economic woes. What’s the betting Liverpool could too?
You can read an extended piece on CULTURE FORUM in this month’s Bido Lito! Magazine here.
Author: David Lloyd
Review: Papertown by YEP at Camp And Furnace
— An odd set-up and committed performances from Liverpool's next generation of theatre creatives make for something refreshingly different from the YEP.
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