Monthly inspirational nights featuring a programme of talks, screenings and events exploring the creative world of the moving image, digital art and culture.
Taking the Mic returns for another evening of have-a-go magic, hosted by performance poets Morwenna Griffiths and Tim King.
Poetry is the mainstay of our show but we also welcome comedy, philosophy, theatrical acts and singer-songwriters. Every performer gets a five minute slot to showcase their talent.
Once again, we have 16 spaces up for grabs, so if you want to perform email TTM@speakinsong.co.uk
Liz West’s practice evolves from a response to the psychology of space and colour, utilising the two in a way that is deeply rooted in colour theory and draws parallels with the concept of synesthesia.
Eton Messy are regarded as one of the digital leaders in pushing the latest forward thinking electronic music inspired by garage, house and bass. After being born as a youtube channel EM supporting artists like Disclosure, Bondax and Maribou State they quickly began to release monthly mix’s which led to DJ sets and events across the UK and Europe.
This event brings you four rooms of music and visuals covering house, drum & bass, r&b, grime, garage, dubstep and much more.#
New works by Ida Holbrook that consider construction and display.
Eyelets, hinges, and shelving supports apply new meaning to materials and objects. By removing the context with which they were originally associated she elevates them to a place beyond function.
RAMM Meeting Room A Collections inspired art and craft sessions for under fives with Creation Station. A chance for under fives to take a journey of discovery and make collections inspired creations. Parents, grandparents and carers can enjoy quality time with their little ones in a friendly, social environment.
Contact Erin Blake in advance: Tel 0844 824 4534, mobile:07925 653942 or email erinblake@thecreationstation.co.uk
Start your evening by dropping in to view West Country to World’s End between 5.30 and 6.30pm followed by author Alison Weir’s keynote lecture at 7.30 pm at the Thistle Rougemont Hotel where she will discuss the events and circumstances that shaped a great queen. Elizabeth I`s genius and statesmanship were, in no small measure, the product of her turbulent childhood and youth. Elizabeth was meant to be the son that Henry VIII urgently needed. Declared a bastard at only two years of age, after her mother, Anne Boleyn, had been beheaded, and disinherited, she was to face loss, scandal,...
Wood engraver Hilary Paynter provides an account of her response to the changing world that is deeply rooted in the landscape – accompanying the exhibition Awake Through Years: Four Southwest Wood Engravers.
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Book your tickets here online or from the museum reception in person or by phone using a credit or debit card on 01392 265858 during opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 5pm.
