Creative Midlands South |
- Scratch Nights at MK Gallery: Photography Display
- Sing to Win £10,000!
- Rough Justice starring Tom Conti @ MK Theatre
- MK Geek Night
- The Simon Hopper Band @ the Song Loft - 21st Sept
- Swinging Sixties at The Silk Road - 13th Sept
- Voices of The Holocaust - seek actors
- All New: Jazz Dance Class @ MK Theatre starting 21st Sept
- Latest issue of MK-based literary magazine out now
- Literary magazine now reading for its ninth issue
- Caffe Collective looking for drummer
- The Arts Gateway Mingle @ The Watershed MK - 27th of Sept
| Scratch Nights at MK Gallery: Photography Display Posted: 11 Sep 2012 07:54 AM PDT  A one evening Photography Exhibition 7pm / Free A one evening presentation of entrants and winners work from the recent photography exhibition organised by Milton Keynes Islamic Arts and Heritage Association based on the theme of diversity and intergration in Milton Keynes. The MK Islamic Arts, Heritage and Culture organisation aims to promote Islamic arts, heritage and culture through education. They believe that the study of art and material culture transcends the ethnic, linguistic and religious division that plagues the modern world. The group won the Partnerships Award from Voluntary Arts England, which recognises excellent work. Their Islamic Art Banner project enabled local art students from MK College to explore Islamic culture through contemporary and traditional art. | |||||||
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| Rough Justice starring Tom Conti @ MK Theatre Posted: 11 Sep 2012 09:03 AM PDT  Rough JusticeMon 17th September 2012 - Sat 22nd September 2012 Location:Milton Keynes Theatre | Contact:0844 8717652 | Starring Tom Conti By Terence Frisby The author of the triumphant comedy There’s a Girl in My Soup brings us a very different treat - a murder story, a courtroom drama, a suspenseful thriller. Television journalist James Highwood has made his career out of challenging the British Justice system in his documentary programmes. Now, suddenly, it is him who is challenged when he is brought to court on a charge of murder. Highwood admits the killing but perversely chooses to defend himself, pushing the tolerance of the court to its limits and framing his defence in terms calculated to incense the judge. Tom Conti is brilliantly suited to the part of James Highwood in this gripping courtroom drama. With more than its share of surprising twists and turns, it will keep you guessing until the very end - not to be missed! Book your tickets here | |||||||
| Posted: 11 Sep 2012 08:53 AM PDT  MK Geek NightThu 20th September 2012 MK Geek Night is a new, free Milton Keynes based event for the creative industries. A chance for people to meet up over a few beers and chat about the web, design, UX, development, creativity, photography and more. As well as a chance to talk, MK Geek Night is an opportunity to see some of the best speakers in the creative space - for free. It's like a mini-conference in an evening. mkgeekmight.co.uk | |||||||
| The Simon Hopper Band @ the Song Loft - 21st Sept Posted: 11 Sep 2012 09:01 AM PDT The Simon Hopper BandFri 21st September 2012 The Song Loft welcomes back The Simon Hopper Band. His songs are topical, wordy and intelligent.' British folk/roots artists rarely get the air-play they deserve and Simon Hopper is no exception. They do not pull any political punches and they try their damnedest to seek a deeper context or reference point in a quest for understanding. They fearlessly draw upon instruments and rhythms from outside the accepted canon. Telling new stories through new songs with a craftsman's eye and a poet's fist. Old England is new England, and it hurts. The songs are influenced by British Folk, Joni Mitchell, Loudon Wainwright, Ron Sexsmith & Dylan. Simon has shared the stage with Bert Jansch, John Renbourn, Clive Gregson & Iain Matthews, among others. Clive and Iain have gone on record in praising his craft. File, if you must, under jazz-influenced, acoustic, soul-based folk rock... or better still, just listen. Starts 8:15pm Entry £7 Oak Room, Cock Hotel Tickets available on the door or contact songloft@gmail.com. www.thesongloft.co.uk | |||||||
| Swinging Sixties at The Silk Road - 13th Sept Posted: 11 Sep 2012 08:27 AM PDT  Swinging Sixties at The Silk RoadThu 13th September 2012 - Thu 13th September 2012 Location:The Silk Road Restaurant | Contact:01908 200522 Join The Silk Road Restaurant on Thursday 13th September and be taken back to the swinging sixties with entertainment from one of the best Rat Pack tributes around, whilst enjoying a lovingly created two course menu. Dinner and entertainment for just £19.95. Click here for more about the evening. | |||||||
| Voices of The Holocaust - seek actors Posted: 11 Sep 2012 07:44 AM PDT  New theatre company Voices of The Holocaust are seeking actors and will be holding auditions on the 81th of September. For more details please contact Cate Hibbert: cate@phrasearts.org.uk | |||||||
| All New: Jazz Dance Class @ MK Theatre starting 21st Sept Posted: 11 Sep 2012 07:53 AM PDT  All New: Jazz Dance Class undertaken many professional dance roles in theatre and all around the world! The class will be aimed at all levels of ability, aged 16 and up, and is mainly intended to be a fun, high energy dance class designed to help you get fit. During the class you will be taught the basics of jazz dance technique alongside some great routines and it all takes place on Friday evenings, in our fully equipped dance studio. So why not give it a try?! Commences Friday 21 Sep – 7 Nov (7-8pm) £75 per term (10 weeks) For further information on any of our workshops or to book your place please contact the Creative Learning Department on 01908 547 637 or email rachaelfindlay@theambassadors.com | |||||||
| Latest issue of MK-based literary magazine out now Posted: 11 Sep 2012 03:59 AM PDT  The eighth issue of Structo magazine is out now. Our biggest issue yet features 12 short stories, 14 poems (two in translation), three interviews (authors Kim Stanley Robinson and Steven Hall, and the co-director of The Institute for the Future of the Book, Chris Meade) and an essay about writers getting confused about just who the hell they are. This issue marked the transition of the magazine from tabloid newspaper print to perfect-bound print. You can find Structo in the Milton Keynes Gallery shop. For more details about the magazine, or to buy or subscribe online, head to our website. | |||||||
| Literary magazine now reading for its ninth issue Posted: 11 Sep 2012 04:41 AM PDT  Structo magazine is now accepting submissions of short stories and poetry for its ninth issue. The deadline for this call is the 27th of October. For submission guidelines, and to send in your work, head on over to the Structo website. | |||||||
| Caffe Collective looking for drummer Posted: 11 Sep 2012 06:12 AM PDT Caffe' Collective Needs YOU.. | |||||||
| The Arts Gateway Mingle @ The Watershed MK - 27th of Sept Posted: 11 Sep 2012 04:38 AM PDT  Thursday the 27th September 2012 - 6.30-9.00pm. Network with like-minded creatives who are involved or interested in the arts in MK in our Experience Exchange, enjoy one or 2 presentations, provocations, performances and Art Displays and have a nibble and some drinks with us! Please Register 'here' to RSVP. Registration will close on Wednesday 26th.
Agenda to follow shortly.... Kind regards, Nicky Prince - Office Manager Tune in to our Radio Show ‘Art-Iculate’ on Secklow Sounds every Friday between 10am and Midday!! www.secklowsounds.org or download the app! |
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