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Creative Industries Trafford |
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Tuesday 13 May 7pm - 9pm |
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Trafford Artists’ Network: Café
Artistique |
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CIT links up with Axis (the online resource for
artists) to bring Café Artistique to Trafford – the
first event of its kind in North West England. Café
Artistique is all about lively conversation and
inspirational debate about contemporary art. A
high-profile speaker (tbc) will givea short
presentation on a theme, which is then opened up for
debate. An artist-in-residence is also commissioned to
spice up proceedings.
See
www.axisweb.org/cafeartistique
and
www.creativeindustriestrafford.org to keep update
on speakers’ details.
FREE (places must be reserved)
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Wednesday 21 May 1pm - 5pm |
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Performing Arts Workshop How
to sustain yourself as an artist |
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With a panel featuring writers, workshop leaders,
people who use their art to make a living in a variety
of ways. The popular panel session comes to Waterside
for the first time, with Liz O’Neill (director of
PANDA) chairing the event.
FREE (places must be reserved)
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Wednesday 18 June 1pm - 5pm |
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Setting Up In Business |
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Stuart Worthington of Target Training and the Inland
Revenue’s Advice Team tell you everything you need to
know about the ins and outs of getting set up in
business – bookkeeping, managing cashflow, registering
as self-employed, contracts, setting up a company and
much more. Stuart is a professional creative
industries consultant with more than twenty years’
experience.
Tickets: £10/£5 |
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