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SUMMARY:Libertalia
DESCRIPTION:On the anniversary of Peterloo\, we want to transport you to the world of ‘Libertalia’ a place where all are free and equal\, a ‘way of being’ the people of Peterloo wanted so much for Manchester. \n‘Libertalia’ was a city founded by Madagascan pirates in the 17th century. Here the pirates acted as “vigilant guardians of the people’s rights and liberties” against wage labour and capitalism. 100 years later the people of Peterloo became the just same guardians for Manchester\, their actions heralding a new era towards social justice. \nThis exhibition will see Manchester as the new ‘Libertalia’. Weaving tales of ‘liberty’ guardians and launching a new manifesto to help set ourselves free. \nLed by an international collective of artists\, educators and academics from three continents formed in 2017 to protest the gender gap. Coordinated by Isabel-Alexis productions and Huddersfield University. With the support of Canadian Connections. \nPhoto: Libertalia Pirate House 2 by Isabel Lagos \nFree – please drop in
URL:https://librarylive.co.uk/event/libertalia/
LOCATION:Lower Ground Floor Exhibition Space
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Walk Without Fear
DESCRIPTION:MAG (Mines Advisory Group)\, a Manchester-based landmine clearance charity\, is celebrating 30 years of life-saving work across the globe. The Walk Without Fear exhibition tells the stories of people affected by landmines in Angola\, and MAG’s campaign for a world without landmines by 2025.
URL:https://librarylive.co.uk/event/walk-without-fear/
LOCATION:Lower Ground Floor Link
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Food Mania!
DESCRIPTION:Let our expert Speed Mentors help you turn your new food business into a tasty success \n\n\nThe UK’s food and drinks sector is going from strength to strength with developments in street food and markets\, pop-up catering\, hospitality and myriad innovative new product launches all contributing to our growing reputation as a nation of foodies. With almost 7\,000 micro\, small and medium businesses in the food and drinks manufacturing sector last year\, there’s certainly no shortage of new brands eager to take a bite out of the market. \nWhether you’ve got an idea for a new product or service that will shake-up the sector\, or you’re already small business owner in the sector with ambitions to take a bigger piece of a profitable pie\, don’t miss this opportunity to chat to our seasoned food sector experts. \nThis fun and informal event brings together a team of experts in the food\, drink and hospitality sectors to provide insight\, support and guidance on everything from funding to flavour\, product to packaging and seasoning to sales! \nMentors include: \nEdwin Booth CBE\, Chairman & CEO of Booth’s supermarkets \nEmma Wren from Geordie Seoul\, Korean street food \nJoe Harper from Just Bee Drinks \nJason Bailey from Grub Manchester \nYetti Tabai\, founder of Yetti’s Kitchen (Caribbean fusion restaurant) and author of Food Business From Home \nClaire Kelsey from Ginger’s Comfort Emporium \nRachel Gilkes\, Senior Enterprise Co-ordinator Back On Track \nNick Jeffs from Plant Meats Food \nAlex Shaw from Kickback Coffee \nIf you’re a food business owner with an appetite for success\, don’t miss this event.
URL:https://librarylive.co.uk/event/food-mania/
LOCATION:Performance Space
CATEGORIES:Performance
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SUMMARY:Word Central Open Mic Poetry and Spoken Word
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Paul Neads with special guest poet Gerry Potter. \nOctober’s guest Gerry Potter is a poet\, playwright\, director\, actor\, and both creator and destroyer of the infamous gingham diva\, Chloe Poems. A favourite son of Manchester and his home town Liverpool\, he trained at Everyman Youth Theatre and National Museums Liverpool lists him amongst the city’s leading LGBTQ+ icons. The portrait documentary My Name is Gerry Potter premiered at Homotopia in 2015 and his published works are included in both the poetry and philosophy collections at Harvard University. Gerry (and Chloe) has nine collections of poetry and plays published by Flapjack Press\, the most recent being Manchester Isn’t the Greatest City in the World: The Rise and Rise of The Bourgeois Zeitgeist (2018). A new collection is due in 2019. \nYou can book your open mic slot from Thursday 12th September via mail@flapjackpress.co.uk. \nN.B. Open mic slots are 3 minutes maximum and allocated on a ‘first come first served’ basis. If the open mic slots are already filled you will be offered a space on the reserve list. \nIn association with Flapjack Press and Manchester Library & Information Service. \nwww.flapjackpress.co.uk | www.facebook.com/WordCentral | www.twitter.com/@WordCentralMcr \nManchester Central Library\, St. Peter’s Square\, Manchester M2 5PD. 6pm – 8pm [doors open 5.30pm] – Free Entry.
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