"This Ain't A Scene" is a Gold and Silver Arts Award project and will feature music, film, art, spoken work and first time collaborations made by young people from across the North West all of whom have been working towards their arts award. .
The week will include exhibitions, open mic nights, gigs, debates, films, showcases and masterclasses closing with an all day gig and album launch on Saturday 9th July showcasing a years worth of work from More Music's Youth Programme, many of whom have been working towards their bronze arts award.
Starts: Monday 4 July 2016 (All day)
Ends: Saturday 9 July 2016 (All day)
At: More Music, 13-17 Devonshire Road, Morecambe, LA3 1QT
During the first week in July, More Music's Young Leaders will be curating a week- long youth arts festival at the Hothouse to help Arts Award celebrate their 10th birthday.
The week will include exhibitions, open mic nights, gigs, debates, films, showcases and masterclasses closing with an all day gig and album launch on Saturday 9th July showcasing a years worth of work from More Music's Youth Programme, many of whom have been working towards their bronze arts award.
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"This Ain't A Scene" is a Gold and Silver Arts Award project and will feature music, film, art, spoken work and first time collaborations made by young people from across the North West all of whom have been working towards their arts award. .
The week will include exhibitions, open mic nights, gigs, debates, films, showcases and masterclasses closing with an all day gig and album launch on Saturday 9th July showcasing a years worth of work from More Music's Youth Programme, many of whom have been working towards their bronze arts award.
https://www.voicemag.uk/event/598/this-ain-t-a-scene-youth-arts-festival
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