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A new chapter begins for Tell Us Another One !

Well, it has taken a long time but finally we are ready for Phase 2 of Tell Us Another One! Big Lottery Fund and Arts Council England have provided funding for all three years of the project and Rochdale MBC have provided the match funding for year one.

We are recruiting for two posts - Project Co-ordinator and Project Worker.  If you would like to apply click here.

We only accept applications by post or by hand.  Your completed application form plus monitoring information must reach us by

4pm on Thursday 29th July 2010.

Many thanks to our participants, partners, artists and readers for your patience and support. It will be worth it!  

         

 

 

    
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Middleton

Open Mic

is bigger and better than ever.

Write Out Loud invites all poets to join them!

The next Open Mic is on Sunday 25th July 2010

The Olde Boar's Head,

Long Street, Middleton 

£1 in

A friendly and supportive environment guaranteed! No previous experience required.

www.writeoutloud.net

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Forthcoming attractions... 

The 2010 Darnhill Summer Festival was a resounding success with over 2,500 attending on the day.

For a full report and photos from the day please click here.
If you came to the festival, we'd love to know what you thought of it. Let us know by clicking here

Arts for Wellbeing and Enterprise (AWE) is a new project for aduts with mental health problems, taking place across Wigan Borough during 2010. It's a chance to explore your creativity in a supportive group environment - and look at all sorts of interesting enterprise ideas. For more information click here or visit www.awesomefutures.org.uk

We have lots of beautiful publications available for you to download, including: all the issues of Scribble magazine, our lovely children's story book Children of the Dream, Folk on the Hill - a beautiful book about Langley and Homelands - a book of stories written by African people now living in Rochdale. They are also available by post. 

NESTAC present their KaRiBu AfRiCa FeSTiVaL on Saturday 31st July 2010 at Heywood Civic Hall from 5pm till 11pm.

It's their 5th unique celebration of African culture including African choir, dancing and drumming, international food, awards ceremony, African acrobats and disco!
Free transport from Rochdale available. Advance booking only as places are limited. Tickets are £2 for adults and £1 for children. Please contact Maggie on 01706 868993 or maggie@nestac.org

 

 

  

Rants, Rhymes and Reflections is a new book celebrating the 300th anniversary of Tim Bobbin. Click here to buy the book or download the exhibition.

 

 
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