SATURDAY 19TH MAY £2 10.30pm – MIDNIGHT VENUE: Q CAR PARK, DEANSGATE NORTH. 2 Chapel St, Salford,M3 7WJ LONE WOMEN IN THE NOT QUITE LIGHT – FLASHES OF WILDERNESS With Clare Archibald, Naomi Frisby, Alison Boyes, Emma Bolland, , Dani Abulhawa, Hayley Flynn and Sameena Hussain What do you hear when you walk alone? How does it feel to be in the getting dark or light? What do you see when you look alone? What are your dreams or nightmares […]
SATURDAY 19TH MAY £12 / £9 Concession TIME: 7.30pm – 11.30pm ST.PHILIPS, CHAPEL STREET, SALFORD ART & MUSIC EVENT – ‘NIGHT LIGHTS’ A NIGHT OF ART, LIGHT, NEW MUSIC, PERFORMANCE, POETRY, GHOST STORIES AND COCKTAILS. What a night this will be, in the beautiful, elegant Georgian interior of St. Philips Church on Chapel Street. The evening begins with an inspirational light installation, curated by Lumen Studios, called bring Your Own Beamer. 10 light artists will bring there own projectors and […]
SATURDAY 19TH MAY £10 TIME: 4AM – 5.00AM ( dawn ) VENUE: GREENGATE SQUARE, SALFORD GUIDED WALK – ‘CITIZEN’S JOURNAL’ VENUE: GREENGATE SQUARE, SALFORD Join a writer, sketch artist, photographer and psychogeographer at dawn to observe Salford before it awakes. The city at 4am is a different place. Few people are about, and its stillness is something rarely seen by most of us. Buildings and objects become different personalities in the half light of early dawn, and you can hear […]
SUNDAY 20TH MAY £12 / £9 TIME: 8.00PM – 11.00PM VENUE: THE MEADOW, SALFORD AWAKE – BE PART OF AN ART PERFORMANCE Limited places As part of the Not Quite Light Festival, artist Lucy May Schofield will stage a social artwork inspired by the 2017 performance Awake. The work was originally made in rural Northumberland in 2017, to mark the beginning of Spring on the Vernal Equinox (March 21st), where she slept on a mattress on the moors from sunrise […]
FRIDAY 18TH MAY £4 TIME: 6.00pm – 8.00pm VENUE: PRIVATE WHITE VC, COTTENHAM LANE, SALFORD AN EVENING WITH PRIVATE WHITE VC Salford and Manchester were famous for manufacturing with cotton, and the products made in the two cities became famous around the world. Now, there are very few factories still successfully making garments, with much of the production taking place in other countries. However, there is mill in a small street along the side of the Irwell, just near Strangeways, […]
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