Featured Events in Bassetlaw District in 2024 (September Updated)

The 2024 Jamo Classic is an upcoming boys' basketball tournament that will mark the end of the Northern Michigan Travel League season. The tournament will take place on February 24th at the Manton Consolidated Schools in Manton, Michigan. To participate in this highly anticipated event, teams must register by the deadline of February 5th. The tournament brackets will be created in mid-February, based on the standings in the local travel league. Teams that perform exceptionally well in their respective divisions will have the opportunity to claim victory and receive medals. The first and second place teams in each division will be awarded medals to commemorate their outstanding achievements. Every team participating in the 2024 Jamo Classic is guaranteed a minimum of two games, providing an ample opportunity for players to showcase their skills and teams to demonstrate their competitiveness. Don't miss out on this exciting basketball tournament! The 2024 Jamo Classic promises to be a thrilling event, bringing together talented young athletes from across Northern Michigan. Whether you're a player, a coach, or a passionate basketball fan, join us at the Manton Consolidated Schools on February 24th for a day filled with intense competition and memorable moments. Secure your spot now by registering your team before the deadline. Tickets for this extraordinary sporting event are available for only $35. Don't wait, be part of the 2024 Jamo Classic and witness the future stars of basketball in action.

Learn how to establish a sustainable career at the Staffordshire Dance Collective event happening on Tuesday, 19th March 2024 at St Johns Centre in Trent Vale, Stoke-on-Trent. Join Alison Grade for valuable insights on building a long-lasting career in the industry, exploring outcomes, and identifying next steps. The session runs from 10 am to 1 pm and is free to attend. For inquiries or to RSVP, contact lucie@frontlinedance.co.uk. This event is part of the Dance Leaders Group (DLG) and Critical Mass What's Next 2022-24 project, supported by Arts Connect and Dance Hub Birmingham, with additional backing from Birmingham 2022. Save the date for the upcoming meeting at the FRONTLINE Arts Festival on Friday, 28th March 2024. Witness a captivating scene at Staffordshire Dance Collective as two dancers engage in a performance, surrounded by their peers. Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of dance leadership and innovation.

Experience the ultimate basketball skills development at the MANTON HUFFMAN BASKETBALL SKILLS CAMP on July 8th & 9th at Manton High School. From 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, players in 3rd to 12th grade can join the Huffman Basketball Elite Training Camp led by former pros, college, and pro trainers Trevor Huffman, Wills Lee, and more. This two-day camp focuses on HB footwork methodology, shooting techniques, dribble moves, and basketball decision training. Limited to 40 spots, participants will learn how to improve their game with HB's unique skill development program. Registration includes a special discount for families and Manton school athletes. Don't miss out on the opportunity to enhance your basketball skills. Remember to bring your water bottle and ball. Secure your spot starting April 13th at 2:00 AM. Take your game to the next level and join us at MANTON HUFFMAN BASKETBALL SKILLS CAMP!

In Ian Kirkpatrick's ICONOCLASH, global events, video games and ancient artifacts collide in larger-than-life artworks which tell darker stories about our modern world. Information Source: The Harley Foundation | eventbrite

Spend a morning working with professional artist Ian Kirkpatrick and create a new piece of public art which will be displayed outside the Harley Gallery.In this workshop, young people aged 11-16 will explore Ian’s exhibition ICONOCLASH – delving deeper into his world of street signs, bright colours, and dystopian worlds. Using his artworks as a springboard, they will learn how to tell stories with pictures, and express their ideas about the past, present and future. Crafting their own images out of reflective vinyl, they will build up a collective design that explores their hopes, fantasies and fears for the future. This outdoor mural will then be displayed outside the Harley Gallery for the duration of the exhibition. The Harley Young Artists series gives young people a chance to work with professional artists. It is an opportunity to develop skills and gain an insight into a range of creative careers. Ian KirkpatrickCanadian-British artist Ian Kirkpatrick uses graphic design software to produce intricate 2D and 3D artworks out of materials including stainless steel, corrugated cardboard, embroidery, fabric, Perspex and Dibond. Based in Leeds, Ian’s influences span from ancient cave art and Greek amphorae to graffiti and computer graphics. He has exhibited his work across the UK and internationally, with invited shows in New York, Chicago, Montreal, Berlin, Rome and London. Since 2017 Ian has been working in the public sphere, producing large-scale murals and sculptures for clients including the London 2012 Olympics, the Tour de France and the Oxford Museum of Natural History. RegistrationDrop your child off for this session in the Harley Gallery. Information Source: The Harley Foundation | eventbrite