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Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Loud Poets Open Mic at the Canons' Gait in Edinburgh. This bi-monthly event showcases a diverse range of talented poets, from age 8 to 80, who are invited to share their own unique words on stage. Each session features a different spotlight performer, creating an inclusive and encouraging space for all participants. To take part, simply sign up via the provided link before the event date. Early registration closes one week prior, with any remaining slots allocated through a random selection process on the night. Admission is free, allowing everyone to enjoy the poetry performances. Organized by I Am Loud Productions and overseen by Bex Bidgood and hosted by Mark Gallie, Loud Poets Open Mic promises an unforgettable evening of creative expression and community support. Don't miss the next event on May 13, 2024, at The Canons' Gait.

Experience an evening of literary delight at the Scottish Poetry Library in Canongate with the University of Edinburgh's MSc Creative Writing students. Dive into the captivating world of their latest literary anthology, From Arthur’s Seat. This ninth volume showcases a diverse collection of writings by emerging talents from all corners of the globe, united in Scotland’s UNESCO City of Literature. The array of backgrounds and interests among the authors creates a stimulating blend of prose, poetry, and everything in between. Delve into stories ranging from a cursed woman revealing others' deepest memories to a waitress uncovering Elvis' peanut allergy, offering a spectrum of emotions from the tragic to the humorous. Be prepared to be inspired, moved, and entertained by these eclectic visions. Please note that this in-person event is admission free and will not be live-streamed, taking place on May 15, 2024, at the Scottish Poetry Library. While the lecture may be recorded for the University's website, arrangements can be made if you prefer not to be included in any captures.

We are beyond excited to announce the return of the legendary Filipino Fashion Icon, the one and only “Renee Magtibay Salud”, for another incredible fashion show in Vancouver! Mark your calendars for September 7, 2024, and get ready to be dazzled by the Philippines' top models and beauty queens like Jasmine Maierhofer, Katrina Llegado, Hannah Arnold, Rina Maier, Daniel James & Elaine Kay Moll. ”, for another incredible fashion show in Vancouver! The show is proudly directed by the incredibly talented, Cata Figueroa Jr. Mindanao Tapestry 2 comes to Vancouver BC! This is the sequel of the highly-successful Mindanao Tapestry which was mounted not only in the Philippines but in other parts of the world as well. The Mindanao weavers and their fabrics were showcased in different fashion runways in Metro Manila as well as in some other parts of the Philippines.This event is in partnership with four (4) trailblazers in the Filipino-Canadian community in BC— celebrated wedding & lifestyle photographer, William Orsua w his wife Vanessa (Soul Mate Productions ), stage host/events producer/director/wardrobe stylist & multi-media personality, BABES NEWLAND / Socorro MissB-Newland (The Miss B Project), model/skin care expert & finishing school proprietor/director, MARY SEITZ / Mary O Sei (Beach Grove Laser Clinic & My Confidence Academy) and Canadian gospel and rhythm & blues singer/two-time Juno Award nominee/eight-time GMA Covenant award winner & business owner, Warren D Flandez (Studio Cloud 30, a multidisciplinary artist development studio in the Lower Mainland). We hope to see you there. Information Source: Soul Mate Productions | eventbrite

Join us twice a month for fist-thumping, pint-drinking, side-tickling, award-winning poetry! On the second and last Monday of every month, Loud Poets welcomes poets to share their work at the Canons' Gait for our open mic. We've had poets from ages 8 - 80 join us to share their poetry, and we welcome all styles of poetry (even if it's not very loud!). With a different feature performer every time, this event offers a welcoming and supportive environment for all. Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7:00 start. The event has a roughly 15 minute interval about one hour in. It wraps up around 9.30pm. Please note that this event is free and unticketed. Seating is first come, first served. As this event tends to fill up quickly, we recommend that you arrive early (doors 6.30pm) to ensure a seat. To sign up to perform, please go to linktr.ee/iamloudpro and fill out the sign up form for the date on which you'd like to perform. Our advance sign-up form willl close one week before the event, after which we will email you to let you know if you have a guaranteed performance spot. We always leave two spots open, and these spots will be filled by random draw from poets who sign up on the door. Performance slots are five minutes. Poets are welcome to perform as many or few poems as you would like within that time. You are welcome to go under the five minutes, but please do not go over, out of respect to your fellow performers. At our open mic and all of our events, we endeavour to create a safe, welcoming space for all to attend and share their work. We ask performers to be respectful of the diversity of our experiences. We do not tolerate racism, sexism, transphobia, xenophobia, ableism, and other forms of discrimination and harassment. Don't punch down. Performers and attendees who violate this policy will be asked to leave. Access information: The event takes place in the downstairs room of the Canons' Gait, so unfortunately it is not wheelchair accessible. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. There is a single step up to the stage. There is a microphone on stage and we require performers to use it. If you have any questions about accessibility, please contact mark@iamloud.co and we will do our best to accomodate you. The Loud Poets Open Mic is organised by I Am Loud CIC. It is produced and hosted by Mark Gallie. Information Source: I Am Loud Productions | eventbrite

Join artist Dan Drage as he revisits his installations, Gathering Surface, one year on. Dan will consider the collaborative roles played by time and soil in these works, and ask what this might teach us about being human in nature (which is to say, in the world). At the end of his art-practice-based PhD collaborating between the Institute for Theology, Imagination and the Arts (ITIA) at University of St Andrews and Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design (DJCAD) at University of Dundee, Dan offers reflections on these works as central to his research into immanent and transcendent realities. Free with Garden admission - pre-booking strongly recommended. This event will take place in the Boiler House, followed by the opportunity to visit the installation in the Garden. Information Source: St Andrews Botanic Garden | eventbrite

WE'RE BACK for a new run of Saturday Salsa Workshops!!!! In this 3 hour salsa workshop we will once again be exploring the more creative elements of Salsa like body movement and marking different rhythms in the music with more crazy footwork combinations! We’ll be looking at the different rhythms in Salsa music in more detail and practice different ways of marking these using footwork patterns and body movement to help develop our musicality. We will also spend time recaping and perfecting our basic fundamentals (e.g. posture, weight transfer, basic step, timing), have a think about some specific rhythms and throw in a crazy shine picking up on all we have explored. This workshop will not be suitable for complete beginners. We recommend that you have danced Salsa for at least a couple of months and are confident with the basics before attending this workshop. So, if you are a complete beginner, come along to a few Thursday nights at Salsa Bangor before you try our workshops. This workshop will allow you to develop your existing skills. Our aims are to explore movement, to have fun and enhance our dancing through practice! The workshop will be held in studio 1 at Canolfan Brailsford, Bangor LL57 2EH Please arrive a few minutes early so we can start promptly at 10:30am. What you need to know: Wear comfortable clothes e.g. sportswear and shoes suitable for dancing.Bring a snack and plenty to drink.No partner necessary as we'll be focusing on individual footwork and body movement, just bring yourself and arrive ready to dance.Covid 19 protocols. We kindly ask you not to attend if you feel unwell or have tested positive for Covid19Salsa Bangor wants to make our events financially accessible for everyone. To keep costs down, this workshop is not being run for profit, the ticket price is simply to cover the cost of the room hire. If you have any questions about the workshop please contact davehostler@gmail.com ^^^ A few pics of our previous monthly workshops...come and join the fun! ^^^ Information Source: Salsa Bangor | eventbrite

Join us twice a month for fist-thumping, pint-drinking, side-tickling, award-winning poetry! On the second and last Monday of every month, Loud Poets welcomes poets to share their work at the Canons' Gait for our open mic. We've had poets from ages 8 - 80 join us to share their poetry, and we welcome all styles of poetry (even if it's not very loud!). With a different feature performer every time, this event offers a welcoming and supportive environment for all. Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7:00 start. The event has a roughly 15 minute interval about one hour in. It wraps up around 9.30pm. Please note that this event is free and unticketed. Seating is first come, first served. As this event tends to fill up quickly, we recommend that you arrive early (doors 6.30pm) to ensure a seat. To sign up to perform, please go to linktr.ee/iamloudpro and fill out the sign up form for the date on which you'd like to perform. Our advance sign-up form willl close one week before the event, after which we will email you to let you know if you have a guaranteed performance spot. We always leave two spots open, and these spots will be filled by random draw from poets who sign up on the door. Performance slots are five minutes. Poets are welcome to perform as many or few poems as you would like within that time. You are welcome to go under the five minutes, but please do not go over, out of respect to your fellow performers. At our open mic and all of our events, we endeavour to create a safe, welcoming space for all to attend and share their work. We ask performers to be respectful of the diversity of our experiences. We do not tolerate racism, sexism, transphobia, xenophobia, ableism, and other forms of discrimination and harassment. Don't punch down. Performers and attendees who violate this policy will be asked to leave. Access information: The event takes place in the downstairs room of the Canons' Gait, so unfortunately it is not wheelchair accessible. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. There is a single step up to the stage. There is a microphone on stage and we require performers to use it. If you have any questions about accessibility, please contact mark@iamloud.co and we will do our best to accomodate you. The Loud Poets Open Mic is organised by I Am Loud CIC. It is produced and hosted by Mark Gallie. Information Source: I Am Loud Productions | eventbrite

Join us twice a month for fist-thumping, pint-drinking, side-tickling, award-winning poetry! On the second and last Monday of every month, Loud Poets welcomes poets to share their work at the Canons' Gait for our open mic. We've had poets from ages 8 - 80 join us to share their poetry, and we welcome all styles of poetry (even if it's not very loud!). With a different feature performer every time, this event offers a welcoming and supportive environment for all. Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7:00 start. The event has a roughly 15 minute interval about one hour in. It wraps up around 9.30pm. Please note that this event is free and unticketed. Seating is first come, first served. As this event tends to fill up quickly, we recommend that you arrive early (doors 6.30pm) to ensure a seat. To sign up to perform, please go to linktr.ee/iamloudpro and fill out the sign up form for the date on which you'd like to perform. Our advance sign-up form willl close one week before the event, after which we will email you to let you know if you have a guaranteed performance spot. We always leave two spots open, and these spots will be filled by random draw from poets who sign up on the door. Performance slots are five minutes. Poets are welcome to perform as many or few poems as you would like within that time. You are welcome to go under the five minutes, but please do not go over, out of respect to your fellow performers. At our open mic and all of our events, we endeavour to create a safe, welcoming space for all to attend and share their work. We ask performers to be respectful of the diversity of our experiences. We do not tolerate racism, sexism, transphobia, xenophobia, ableism, and other forms of discrimination and harassment. Don't punch down. Performers and attendees who violate this policy will be asked to leave. Access information: The event takes place in the downstairs room of the Canons' Gait, so unfortunately it is not wheelchair accessible. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. There is a single step up to the stage. There is a microphone on stage and we require performers to use it. If you have any questions about accessibility, please contact mark@iamloud.co and we will do our best to accomodate you. The Loud Poets Open Mic is organised by I Am Loud CIC. It is produced and hosted by Mark Gallie. Information Source: I Am Loud Productions | eventbrite

Join us twice a month for fist-thumping, pint-drinking, side-tickling, award-winning poetry! On the second and last Monday of every month, Loud Poets welcomes poets to share their work at the Canons' Gait for our open mic. We've had poets from ages 8 - 80 join us to share their poetry, and we welcome all styles of poetry (even if it's not very loud!). With a different feature performer every time, this event offers a welcoming and supportive environment for all. Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7:00 start. The event has a roughly 15 minute interval about one hour in. It wraps up around 9.30pm. Please note that this event is free and unticketed. Seating is first come, first served. As this event tends to fill up quickly, we recommend that you arrive early (doors 6.30pm) to ensure a seat. To sign up to perform, please go to linktr.ee/iamloudpro and fill out the sign up form for the date on which you'd like to perform. Our advance sign-up form willl close one week before the event, after which we will email you to let you know if you have a guaranteed performance spot. We always leave two spots open, and these spots will be filled by random draw from poets who sign up on the door. Performance slots are five minutes. Poets are welcome to perform as many or few poems as you would like within that time. You are welcome to go under the five minutes, but please do not go over, out of respect to your fellow performers. At our open mic and all of our events, we endeavour to create a safe, welcoming space for all to attend and share their work. We ask performers to be respectful of the diversity of our experiences. We do not tolerate racism, sexism, transphobia, xenophobia, ableism, and other forms of discrimination and harassment. Don't punch down. Performers and attendees who violate this policy will be asked to leave. Access information: The event takes place in the downstairs room of the Canons' Gait, so unfortunately it is not wheelchair accessible. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. There is a single step up to the stage. There is a microphone on stage and we require performers to use it. If you have any questions about accessibility, please contact mark@iamloud.co and we will do our best to accomodate you. The Loud Poets Open Mic is organised by I Am Loud CIC. It is produced and hosted by Mark Gallie. Information Source: I Am Loud Productions | eventbrite

Agharti Presenta: Ogni Bellissima CosaDi D. MacmillanTraduzione di M. Nappo13 - 14 Novembre Ore 21:00 Presso: Galleria storica dei Vigili del Fuoco, Chiavenna (So) TramaHai 7 anni. Mamma è in ospedale. Papà ti dice che “ha fatto una cosa stupida”. Non riesce ad essere felice. Allora inizi a fare una lista di tutte le cose bellissime del mondo. Tutte quelle cose per cui vale la pena vivere. La lasci sul suo cuscino. Sai che la legge perché correggie gli errori grammaticali. Presto, la lista prenderà vita propria. Un testo sulla depressione, e su quanto siamo disposti a fare per coloro che amiamo. Information Source: Agharti | eventbrite

Join us for an enchanting evening at Art Under the Canopy, a vibrant celebration of local artistry in the historic Canopy Studios. This eclectic art show features the imaginative works of the gifted artists who make our heritage building their creative home. Experience a vibrant atmosphere filled with artist talks, music plus a special performance by the captivating, Wakefield Brewster - Renowned Spoken Word Artist and 6th Poet Laureate of YYC. Savour gourmet bites and drinks as we celebrate the rich tapestry of local talent. Join us for this unique experience, and let’s elevate our perspectives, allowing the wonders of art and wellness to inspire and uplift us. Event Highlights and What's IncludedEclectic Art Showcase:Immerse yourself in a stunning collection of artwork created largely onsite within Canopy Art Studios.Intimate Atmosphere: Enjoy a cozy, upscale environment where art and wellness intersect. Mingle with fellow art enthusiasts while indulging in delicious food and drinks, included with your ticket (2 drinks).Live Entertainment: Featuring the captivating, Wakefield Brewster - Renowned Spoken Word Artist and other musical guests.Art Purchase Opportunity: A generous portion of your ticket price ($50) can be applied towards purchasing artwork (over $200).Food and Drink: Savour a curated selection of gourmet bites and enjoy two complimentary drinks as you explore the exhibit and connect with the community.As ecologist Nalini Nadkarni notes, “The communities that inhabit the canopy layer help maintain forest diversity and resilience.” In this spirit, our community of artists and wellness practitioners embodies discovery, connection, creativity, and healing. Art Under the Canopy celebrates the gifts of those who create at Canopy Studios, a safe haven where artists—and anyone seeking to engage in creative activities—can spread their wings. We hold space for all forms of expression, believing that creativity is a powerful tool for enhancing mental health and overall well-being. Information Source: Canopy Studios | eventbrite

Join us twice a month for fist-thumping, pint-drinking, side-tickling, award-winning poetry! On the second and last Monday of every month, Loud Poets welcomes poets to share their work at the Canons' Gait for our open mic. We've had poets from ages 8 - 80 join us to share their poetry, and we welcome all styles of poetry (even if it's not very loud!). With a different feature performer every time, this event offers a welcoming and supportive environment for all. Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7:00 start. The event has a roughly 15 minute interval about one hour in. It wraps up around 9.30pm. Please note that this event is free and unticketed. Seating is first come, first served. As this event tends to fill up quickly, we recommend that you arrive early (doors 6.30pm) to ensure a seat. To sign up to perform, please go to linktr.ee/iamloudpro and fill out the sign up form for the date on which you'd like to perform. Our advance sign-up form willl close one week before the event, after which we will email you to let you know if you have a guaranteed performance spot. We always leave two spots open, and these spots will be filled by random draw from poets who sign up on the door. Performance slots are five minutes. Poets are welcome to perform as many or few poems as you would like within that time. You are welcome to go under the five minutes, but please do not go over, out of respect to your fellow performers. At our open mic and all of our events, we endeavour to create a safe, welcoming space for all to attend and share their work. We ask performers to be respectful of the diversity of our experiences. We do not tolerate racism, sexism, transphobia, xenophobia, ableism, and other forms of discrimination and harassment. Don't punch down. Performers and attendees who violate this policy will be asked to leave. Access information: The event takes place in the downstairs room of the Canons' Gait, so unfortunately it is not wheelchair accessible. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. There is a single step up to the stage. There is a microphone on stage and we require performers to use it. If you have any questions about accessibility, please contact mark@iamloud.co and we will do our best to accomodate you. The Loud Poets Open Mic is organised by I Am Loud CIC. It is produced and hosted by Mark Gallie. Information Source: I Am Loud Productions | eventbrite

Join us twice a month for fist-thumping, pint-drinking, side-tickling, award-winning poetry! On the second and last Monday of every month, Loud Poets welcomes poets to share their work at the Canons' Gait for our open mic. We've had poets from ages 8 - 80 join us to share their poetry, and we welcome all styles of poetry (even if it's not very loud!). With a different feature performer every time, this event offers a welcoming and supportive environment for all. Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7:00 start. The event has a roughly 15 minute interval about one hour in. It wraps up around 9.30pm. Please note that this event is free and unticketed. Seating is first come, first served. As this event tends to fill up quickly, we recommend that you arrive early (doors 6.30pm) to ensure a seat. To sign up to perform, please go to linktr.ee/iamloudpro and fill out the sign up form for the date on which you'd like to perform. Our advance sign-up form willl close one week before the event, after which we will email you to let you know if you have a guaranteed performance spot. We always leave two spots open, and these spots will be filled by random draw from poets who sign up on the door. Performance slots are five minutes. Poets are welcome to perform as many or few poems as you would like within that time. You are welcome to go under the five minutes, but please do not go over, out of respect to your fellow performers. At our open mic and all of our events, we endeavour to create a safe, welcoming space for all to attend and share their work. We ask performers to be respectful of the diversity of our experiences. We do not tolerate racism, sexism, transphobia, xenophobia, ableism, and other forms of discrimination and harassment. Don't punch down. Performers and attendees who violate this policy will be asked to leave. Access information: The event takes place in the downstairs room of the Canons' Gait, so unfortunately it is not wheelchair accessible. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. There is a single step up to the stage. There is a microphone on stage and we require performers to use it. If you have any questions about accessibility, please contact mark@iamloud.co and we will do our best to accomodate you. The Loud Poets Open Mic is organised by I Am Loud CIC. It is produced and hosted by Mark Gallie. Information Source: I Am Loud Productions | eventbrite

Join us for an exciting watercolor lesson where you'll have the opportunity to create a stunning spring landscape. This session is perfect for beginners and novices alike, so don't worry if you're just starting out. We provide all the necessary materials, ensuring a hassle-free and enjoyable experience for everyone involved. Let's embark on this artistic journey together and unleash your creativity in supportive environment. Information Source: Paint ur Art Out Gallery | eventbrite

This is a beginning class to learn how to use alcohol inks. You will leave with around 4-5 pieces of art. At the same time, you will learn different techniques and how you can use ink to create different pieces. This is an abstract class and a medium that is best to go with the flow. Plan to let yourself go and enjoy the process. This class does use isopropyl alcohol so if you have sensitivity to alcohol please be aware. Supplies will be provided. Information Source: Paint ur Art Out Gallery | eventbrite

Join us twice a month for fist-thumping, pint-drinking, side-tickling, award-winning poetry! On the second and last Monday of every month, Loud Poets welcomes poets to share their work at the Canons' Gait for our open mic. We've had poets from ages 8 - 80 join us to share their poetry, and we welcome all styles of poetry (even if it's not very loud!). With a different feature performer every time, this event offers a welcoming and supportive environment for all. Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7:00 start. The event has a roughly 15 minute interval about one hour in. It wraps up around 9.30pm. Please note that this event is free and unticketed. Seating is first come, first served. As this event tends to fill up quickly, we recommend that you arrive early (doors 6.30pm) to ensure a seat. To sign up to perform, please go to https://forms.gle/bsg372saGY8kcA2K8 and fill out the sign up form for the date on which you'd like to perform. Our advance sign-up form willl close one week before the event, after which we will email you to let you know if you have a guaranteed performance spot. We always leave two spots open, and these spots will be filled by random draw from poets who sign up on the door. Performance slots are five minutes. Poets are welcome to perform as many or few poems as you would like within that time. You are welcome to go under the five minutes, but please do not go over, out of respect to your fellow performers. At our open mic and all of our events, we endeavour to create a safe, welcoming space for all to attend and share their work. We ask performers to be respectful of the diversity of our experiences. We do not tolerate racism, sexism, transphobia, xenophobia, ableism, and other forms of discrimination and harassment. Don't punch down. Performers and attendees who violate this policy will be asked to leave. Access information: The event takes place in the downstairs room of the Canons' Gait, so unfortunately it is not wheelchair accessible. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. There is a single step up to the stage. There is a microphone on stage and we require performers to use it. If you have any questions about accessibility, please contact mark@iamloud.co and we will do our best to accomodate you. The Loud Poets Open Mic is organised by I Am Loud CIC. It is produced and hosted by Mark Gallie. Information Source: I Am Loud Productions | eventbrite

What happens at Improv? The primary objective is to have fun. We start with simple warm-up games to get to know each other, and then some exercises to help us create short stories and sketches. If you want to just stand back at any time that’s ok, but most people want to join in and enjoy the unexpected scenarios that unfold Why come to Improv? Improv helps us to ‘be in the moment’ and free our minds, it helps us to reconnect with the imagination we had as a child, and with our imagination we connect with our creative self. Improv helps us to build self-confidence, develop communication skills, work as a team, think outside the box … and yes, you get all that while having a good time …! Who is Improv for? Improv is for anyone who wants to ‘give it a go’. You don’t need any drama, acting or improv experience. Whatever you do, you are making it up, and you can’t get anything wrong. You can create anything you want, and be whoever you want – that’s the fun of it. Wheelchair access available – please get in touch Information Source: The Frome Society | eventbrite

Let your inner artist shine as you learn to paint a stunning fall forest scene. No experience necessary – our talented instructors will guide you every step of the way. Grab a friend and come paint with us at Glendale Community Hall with the Paint Ur Art out team. See you there! All supplies Included. Information Source: Paint ur Art Out Gallery | eventbrite

Paint an acrylic abstract cityscape using mixed media techniques including a Palette knife. Class is for all levels. You can bring in your choice of city scape to try. Just pick one or two and we can decide. All supplies included as well as light snacks and refreshments. Information Source: Paint ur Art Out Gallery | eventbrite

Join us twice a month for fist-thumping, pint-drinking, side-tickling, award-winning poetry! On the second and last Monday of every month, Loud Poets welcomes poets to share their work at the Canons' Gait for our open mic. We've had poets from ages 8 - 80 join us to share their poetry, and we welcome all styles of poetry (even if it's not very loud!). With a different feature performer every time, this event offers a welcoming and supportive environment for all. Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7:00 start. The event has a roughly 15 minute interval about one hour in. It wraps up around 9.30pm. Please note that this event is free and unticketed (you don't need to book through Eventbrite to attend). Seating is first come, first served. As this event tends to fill up quickly, we recommend that you arrive early (doors 6.30pm) to ensure a seat. To sign up to perform, please fill in the form at https://forms.gle/4L5piaPc6CBCvqfa6 We will email you one week prior to the event to let you know whether you have a guaranteed performance spot. We always leave two spots open, and these spots will be filled by random draw from poets who sign up on the door. Performance slots are five minutes. Poets are welcome to perform as many or few poems as you would like within that time. You are welcome to go under the five minutes, but please do not go over, out of respect to your fellow performers. At our open mic and all of our events, we endeavour to create a safe, welcoming space for all to attend and share their work. We ask performers to be respectful of the diversity of our experiences. We do not tolerate racism, sexism, transphobia, xenophobia, ableism, and other forms of discrimination and harassment. Don't punch down. Performers and attendees who violate this policy will be asked to leave. Access information: The event takes place in the downstairs room of the Canons' Gait, so unfortunately it is not wheelchair accessible. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. There is a single step up to the stage. There is a microphone on stage and we require performers to use it. If you have any questions about accessibility, please contact mark@iamloud.co and we will do our best to accomodate you. The Loud Poets Open Mic is organised by I Am Loud CIC. It is produced and hosted by Mark Gallie. Information Source: I Am Loud Productions | eventbrite

Join us twice a month for fist-thumping, pint-drinking, side-tickling, award-winning poetry! On the second and last Monday of every month, Loud Poets welcomes poets to share their work at the Canons' Gait for our open mic. We've had poets from ages 8 - 80 join us to share their poetry, and we welcome all styles of poetry (even if it's not very loud!). With a different feature performer every time, this event offers a welcoming and supportive environment for all. Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7:00 start. The event has a roughly 15 minute interval about one hour in. It wraps up around 9.30pm. Please note that this event is free and unticketed (you don't need to book through Eventbrite to attend). Seating is first come, first served. As this event tends to fill up quickly, we recommend that you arrive early (doors 6.30pm) to ensure a seat. To sign up to perform, please fill in the form at https://forms.gle/4L5piaPc6CBCvqfa6 We will email you one week prior to the event to let you know whether you have a guaranteed performance spot. We always leave two spots open, and these spots will be filled by random draw from poets who sign up on the door. Performance slots are five minutes. Poets are welcome to perform as many or few poems as you would like within that time. You are welcome to go under the five minutes, but please do not go over, out of respect to your fellow performers. At our open mic and all of our events, we endeavour to create a safe, welcoming space for all to attend and share their work. We ask performers to be respectful of the diversity of our experiences. We do not tolerate racism, sexism, transphobia, xenophobia, ableism, and other forms of discrimination and harassment. Don't punch down. Performers and attendees who violate this policy will be asked to leave. Access information: The event takes place in the downstairs room of the Canons' Gait, so unfortunately it is not wheelchair accessible. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. There is a single step up to the stage. There is a microphone on stage and we require performers to use it. If you have any questions about accessibility, please contact mark@iamloud.co and we will do our best to accomodate you. The Loud Poets Open Mic is organised by I Am Loud CIC. It is produced and hosted by Mark Gallie. Information Source: I Am Loud Productions | eventbrite

Experience the joy of creativity at the Art and Craft February Half Term Workshop hosted at Canolfan y Bont in Swansea. Unleash your artistic potential on February 25, 2025, at 28 Dulais Road, SA4 8PA. This exciting event offers a chance to explore various artistic techniques and create unique masterpieces. Join fellow art enthusiasts for a day filled with inspiration and hands-on activities. Tickets are priced at £5.20, providing affordable access to a fun and engaging workshop. Don't miss this opportunity to indulge in a day of artistic expression and imagination at Canolfan y Bont.

Join us twice a month for fist-thumping, pint-drinking, side-tickling, award-winning poetry! On the second and last Monday of every month, Loud Poets welcomes poets to perform their work at the Canons' Gait at our open mic. We invite poets writing all styles of poetry to come along and share (even if you're not very loud!). With a different feature performer every time, this event offers a welcoming and supportive environment for all. Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7:00 start. The event has a 15 minute interval about one hour in. It wraps up around 9.30pm. Please note that this event is free and unticketed (you don't need to book through Eventbrite to attend). Seating is first come, first served. As this event tends to fill up quickly, we recommend that you arrive early (doors 6.30pm) to ensure a seat. Having an Eventbrite booking will not guarantee you a seat or sign you up for the open mic. To sign up to perform, please fill in the form at https://forms.gle/4L5piaPc6CBCvqfa6 We will email you one week prior to the event to let you know whether you have a guaranteed performance spot. We always leave two spots open, and these spots will be filled by random draw from poets who sign up on the door. When you arrive at the open mic, please check in with the host to confirm you're here (if you have a performance slot) or if you'd like to sign up on the door. Performance slots are five minutes. Poets are welcome to perform as many or few poems as you would like within that time. You are welcome to go under the five minutes, but please do not go over, out of respect to your fellow performers. All ages are welcome, but please note that due to the venue's licensing laws, under-18s can only be present until 9pm so would need to leave at the interval. At our open mic and all of our events, we endeavour to create a safe, welcoming space for all to attend and share their work. We ask performers to be respectful of the diversity of our experiences. We do not tolerate racism, sexism, transphobia, xenophobia, ableism, or any other forms of discrimination and harassment. Don't punch down. Performers and attendees who violate this policy will be asked to leave. Access information: The event takes place in the downstairs room of the Canons' Gait, so unfortunately it is not wheelchair accessible. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. There is a single step up to the stage. There is a microphone on stage and we require performers to use it. If you have any questions about accessibility, please contact mark@iamloud.co and we will do our best to accomodate you. The Loud Poets Open Mic is organised by I Am Loud CIC. It is produced and hosted by Mark Gallie. Information Source: I Am Loud Productions | eventbrite

Join us for this beginner's watercolour abstract class. Learn a variety of watercolour techniques to create your very own abstract piece you can be proud of. All supplies provided and light refreshments are included. Information Source: Paint ur Art Out Gallery | eventbrite

Design Your Future: A Conversation withBobbyHobert x Paul Salazar Join us for an exclusive event featuring Paul Salazar in conversation with Bobby Hobert, the entrepreneur behind A Life by Design. Bobby has built his brand around helping people break free from the conventional path, redefine success on their own terms, and create a life that aligns with their passions and purpose. In this inspiring discussion, we’ll explore Bobby’s journey from uncertainty to building a thriving business and personal brand. He’ll share the key mindset shifts, habits, and strategies that have helped him—and countless others—turn their dreams into reality. Whether you're looking to elevate your career, start your own venture, or simply design a life that excites you, this event is for you. Location: Hilton & Hyland - 257 N Canon Dr 2nd floor, Beverly Hills Come ready to learn, be inspired, and take action toward building the life you truly want! 🎟️ Tickets: $10 (All proceeds will go toward relief efforts for the Palisades fire.) Information Source: Paul Salazar | eventbrite

Join us for a joyful afternoon of songs and stories celebrating Spring! On this afternoon workshop we will explore traditional songs, stories and myths inspired by this beautiful turning point of the year. Workshops will be led by experienced choir leaders Georgie Buchanan and Alana Middleton and captivating storyteller Marcus Pibworth The evening will culminate in a concert of traditional and original songs and stories from acclaimed songwriters and storytellers Georgie Buchanan (harp and voice), Alana Middleton (fiddle and voice) and Marcus Pibworth (storytelling) You can expect: A group singing workshop inspired by the Celtic Goddess of Spring, BrigidA storytelling workshop using traditional stories and myths of the Spring to invite equinox inspired reflectionA delicious evening mealA concert of traditional and original songs and stories from acclaimed songwriters and story tellers Georgie Buchanan, Alana Middleton and Marcus PibworthAll voices are welcome. Whether you’re a seasoned singer or just beginning your journey into the discovery of your voice, we would love to sing with you! No experience of storytelling is required, just a curiosity and an openness to dive in! This event is for adults and teenagers 14+, under 18s must be accompanied by a parent/guardian About the Facilitators Georgie Buchanan Inspired by voyages to the Outer Hebrides, tales of ancient Celtic Goddesses and great folk singers from Peggy Seeger to Joni Mitchell, Georgie Buchanan is a unique singer and harpist on the contemporary folk scene. Interweaving traditional melodies with original compositions, songs and stories, Georgie’s music speaks of a heartfelt connection with the natural world and the folklore that is entwined within it. She is passionate about the power of music to transform and transcend, and has facilitated empowering voice and song writing workshops for the past 10 years. She specialises in guiding participants through a rich and dynamic exploration of their own unique creative potential. As a performing artist and composer she’s performed with Show of Hands on the main stage of Sidmouth Folk Festival, been selected for Sound and Music’s highly competitive New Voices Programme and had one of her original songs ‘Love is a Rocking Wave’ played on The Nest Collective’s ‘Singing with Nightingales, Homecoming Broadcast’ hosted by Sam Lee. Georgie was selected to take part in the English Folk Expo’s Artist Mentoring Programme and performed at Focus Wales 2022 and Cambridge Folk Festival 2022 and 2023. She has supported renowned folk acts Ye Vagabonds, Katherine Priddy, John Francis Flynn and The Breath. Georgie released her debut album ‘Wise as a Fool’ in Spring 2023 and toured around the UK with sell out shows in Leeds, London, Sheffield and Bristol. Songs from the album were played on Guy Garvey’s Finest Hour BBC6Music, Hannah Peel’s Night Tracks BBC Radio 3 and Mark Radcliffe’s Folk Show BBC Radio 3. https://www.georgiebuchanan.com/ Alana Middleton Alana Middleton Alana is a folk singer, fiddle player and choir leader from the woods and hills of Herefordshire. Her rural upbringing instilled a sense of deep connection with the natural world which she explores through traditional song and songwriting. From wild and uplifting fiddle playing, to intimate and expressive singing, Alana's folk musicianship is embodied and heartfelt. Alana is an experienced choir leader and community facilitator. She is the co-founder of the Farm Choir (Leeds) and runs community singing workshops with people of all ages across the UK/Ireland in schools, at conferences and festivals, and in community settings. As a Natural Voice Network practitioner, Alana brings people together with her inclusive, playful and expressive teaching style. She shares songs in 3-4 part harmony from her extensive repertoire of traditional material and her own compositions, and seeks to bring people in connection with their voice, community and the land. Alana gained a First-Class Honours degree in Folk Music from Leeds Conservatoire, where she was trained by specialists such as Nancy Kerr, Jim Moray and Pete Flood. She performs regularly within the vibrant folk scene of Leeds as well as touring UK venues and festivals such as Sidmouth Folk Festival. She is a versatile and skilled musician performing with Captain Bullhead Ceilidh Band, and pianist Ruben Maric. “Bringing people together in song is one of my greatest loves. It is a joy to create and hold inclusive spaces where we can celebrate our interconnectedness with each other and the land we live upon through song. There is healing and nourishment when individual and group expression come together and we release and rest within the sonic landscape of shared voice” https://www.alanamiddleton.co.uk/ Marcus Pibworth Marcus is a professional storyteller based in the foothills of the Black Mountains in rural Herefordshire. He works with stories to entertain, explore the magic of the world and facilitate change. Marcus’ ability to take an audience on a journey, often to difficult places, and bring them back again is a real gift. He can dance between hard hitting emotion and laugh out loud humour with finesse, with his unique and one-of-a-kind style. Whenever he stands before an audience and tells a story, whether a personal narrative, a short folktale or a full blown epic, he never fails to bring smiles and tears to listeners in equal parts. Marcus is an experienced storyteller, who has created a number of well received storytelling shows and can regularly be found on the line-up of festivals such as Buddhafield and the Oxford Storytelling Festival. He is a graduate of the School of Storytelling at Emerson College, founder of the Grey Wolf Story Cafe in Hay-on-Wye, host of the magical Bardic Caravan, and runs storytelling workshops, retreats and shows in the beautiful green hills of Herefordshire. Marcus also runs Mythic Fathers, a storytelling circle for dads to explore the journey of fatherhood and Stories For Men, a storytelling space to help men talk about the challenging parts of their life through the lens of myth and story. When not telling stories professionally, you will usually find Marcus at his cottage on the English border, telling stories to his two little girls, Freyja and Harmony. https://www.marcuspibworth.com/ Information Source: Georgie Buchanan and Alana Middleton | eventbrite

Join us twice a month for fist-thumping, pint-drinking, side-tickling, award-winning poetry! On the second and last Monday of every month, Loud Poets welcomes poets to perform their work at the Canons' Gait at our open mic. We invite poets writing all styles of poetry to come along and share (even if you're not very loud!). With a different feature performer every time, this event offers a welcoming and supportive environment for all. Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7:00 start. The event has a 15 minute interval about one hour in. It wraps up around 9.30pm. Please note that this event is free and unticketed (you don't need to book through Eventbrite to attend). Seating is first come, first served. As this event tends to fill up quickly, we recommend that you arrive early (doors 6.30pm) to ensure a seat. Having an Eventbrite booking will not guarantee you a seat or sign you up for the open mic. To sign up to perform, please fill in the form at https://forms.gle/4L5piaPc6CBCvqfa6 We will email you one week prior to the event to let you know whether you have a guaranteed performance spot. We always leave two spots open, and these spots will be filled by random draw from poets who sign up on the door. When you arrive at the open mic, please check in with the host to confirm you're here (if you have a performance slot) or if you'd like to sign up on the door. Performance slots are five minutes. Poets are welcome to perform as many or few poems as you would like within that time. You are welcome to go under the five minutes, but please do not go over, out of respect to your fellow performers. All ages are welcome, but please note that due to the venue's licensing laws, under-18s can only be present until 9pm so would need to leave at the interval. At our open mic and all of our events, we endeavour to create a safe, welcoming space for all to attend and share their work. We ask performers to be respectful of the diversity of our experiences. We do not tolerate racism, sexism, transphobia, xenophobia, ableism, or any other forms of discrimination and harassment. Don't punch down. Performers and attendees who violate this policy will be asked to leave. Access information: The event takes place in the downstairs room of the Canons' Gait, so unfortunately it is not wheelchair accessible. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. There is a single step up to the stage. There is a microphone on stage and we require performers to use it. If you have any questions about accessibility, please contact mark@iamloud.co and we will do our best to accomodate you. The Loud Poets Open Mic is organised by I Am Loud CIC. It is produced and hosted by Mark Gallie. Information Source: I Am Loud Productions | eventbrite

Learn about neurographic art and it's impact on mindfulness. You can create your very own version. Use this technique to create calm in your life, remember things forgotten and get your creativity flowing. Class includes all supplies. Information Source: Paint ur Art Out Gallery | eventbrite

Welcome to Unprogrammed @ Y Canopi: a night filled with pulsating beats, raw energy, and futuristic sounds! Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of Techno & Electro at this electrifying event! Don't miss out on this opportunity to be part of a one-of-a-kind event that celebrates the best of Techno and Detroit Electro! Information Source: Finley Allen | eventbrite

Naked Noise prende vita dall'idea dei tre musicisti Francesco, Nicholas e Martina di mettersi in gioco nella voglia di proporre al pubblico un repertorio jazzistico nato dalla commistione di brani riarrangiati e di brani inediti. Il progetto rappresenta pienamente l'idea di sincretismo: attinge liberamente al jazz europeo, l'elettronica, il free, il blues, il latin e trae ispirazione da musicisti di fama internazionale quali Ralph Towner, Dave Brubeck, John Coltrane, Steve Kuhn e molti altri. Con soli tre strumenti (chitarra, voce e sax tenore/basso elettrico) la sfida è quella di trasportare l'ascoltatore in un viaggio onirico che gli farà conoscere il lato narrativo del jazz, dalla dolcezza alla drammaticità, dal romanticismo alla cruda realtà, senza l'ausilio di troppe parole bensì tramite suggestioni sonore evocative e groove percussivi. La grande affinità tra i tre che condividono un percorso musicale da diversi anni, emerge in un progetto del tutto inedito che avrà l’onore di essere portato nella prestigiosa location di Palazzo Sozzi, a Caprino Bergamasco. NICHOLAS LECCHI intraprende un percorso di formazione musicale accademico presso il Conservatorio Luca Marenzio di Brescia in qualità di sassofonista classico. All'età di 17 anni vince una borsa di studio al Mortara Jazz Festival e soli pochi anni dopo vince il concorso per entrare nell'organico dell'Orchestra Nazionale di Jazz. Incide diversi album di inediti ispirandosi ai suoi idoli John Coltrane ed Ornette Coleman. Suona con jazzisti di fama quali Gabriele Comeglio e Gianluigi Trovesi, entra nella sezione fiati di Giovanni Falzone esibendosi in location prestigiose come il Blue Note di Milano. Nel 2023 prende parte al tour Go Gianni Go di Gianni Morandi esibendosi in tutta Italia. MARTINA CIRILLO si diploma con lode in canto jazz presso il Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi di Milano. A 20 anni vince il primo premio al concorso “Italian Jazz Vocalist” portandola ad esibirsi presso diverse rassegne e festival jazzistici in Italia. Si esibisce in location importanti come il Blue Note di Milano con la Cdpm Europe Big Band, direzione e arrangiamenti del sassofonista Gabriele Comeglio; nel 2019 si esibisce al Teatro Arcimboldi di Milano con l’Orchestra Italiana del Cinema prendendo parte, nel medesimo anno, anche al tour in Cina per la casa produttrice MGM. Sviluppa negli anni l’interesse per la composizione di colonne sonore che la porterà a vincere nel 2022 il Soundtrack Cologne European Award a Colonia, in Germania, con menzione d’onore assegnata dalla giuria comprendente il premio Oscar Walter Murch. FRANCESCO GERVASONI inizia il suo percorso studiando chitarra classica per poi virare verso il mondo della black music e dell’improvvisazione. Diplomatosi al CPM Music Institute di Milano vanta una lunga serie di concerti in svariate formazioni che spaziano dal power trio alla big band jazz. Attivo anche in ambito pop, ha suonato nella band del programma “Amici di Maria de Filippi” collaborando con le cantanti Elisa, Emma Marrone ed Elodie; compare anche in un live acustico ad X-Factor con la cantante Rita Bellanza. Apre concerti di grandi artisti italiani come Francesco Renga e Arisa. Information Source: Casa Ghislanzoni | eventbrite