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1 a Ttractions 3 4 5 6 12 7 8 9 10 11 Sculptures K Ey Open Day 2 May 2015 Open Day 2 May 2015 Explore and discover the inspiring places, spaces, history and culture that make our city Railway to A527 centre so special. Manchester On Saturday 2 May 2015, you can have free access to events and properties in the Cultural Quarter J16 A34 A50 that are usually closed to the public or normally charge for admission. Look behind the scenes at A53 A500 the Regent Theatre, explore the old court room in Tunstall Hanley Town Hall and experience what it’s like to present BBC TV’s Breakfast News. Burslem Go behind the scenes at the Potteries Museum & Art Gallery to see ceramic and natural history M6 collections, and follow that with a trip to see the restoration project of Bethesda Chapel. City Centre (City Centre) A52 The first Cultural Quarter Open Day will see buildings of every age, style and function throw Stoke open their doors. It is a unique opportunity to Fenton discover fantastic architecture and enjoy a wide range of tours, events and activities that bring A50 Longton local history and culture to life. Come and see the A500 best the city centre has to offer - all for free! J15 A34 A list of events and times for each building participating is shown in the booklet. A520 Free parking all day on John Street multi–storey car park. Railway to Birmingham © Crown Copyright 2011. All rights reserved. Stoke–on–Trent City Council 10002428. For more places to visit and information on getting around Stoke-on-Trent go to visitstoke.co.uk 1 Mitchell Arts 7 Regent Theatre 2 AirSpace Gallery 8 Victoria Hall 3 Entrepreneurs 9 The Sentinel Potteries Way York Street 4 Cross Rythms 10 Bethesda Chapel Hanover Street ttractions Brewery Street Bryan Street A 5 BBC Radio Stoke 11 City Archives City Centre Town Hall Potteries Museum & Art Gallery 6 12 Sampson Street Hope Street Quadrant Road Town Road intu Potteries Shopping Centre Quadrant Road Marsh Street North New Hall Street A Light of the City E Man of Steel Weaver Street Meigh Street Huntbach Street Lower Foundry Street Foundry Street B Industries of the Potteries F Mother and Child Parliament Row Lamb Street Potteries Way C The Staffordshire Saxon G War Memorial Stoke-on-Trent Tontine Sq. Market Sq. D R.J. Mitchell H Unearthed City Centre Marsh Street South Sculptures WC (Lidice) Trinity Street Market Lane Trinity Street Piccadilly Etruria Road Tontine Street Cheapside Percy Street Tontine Street Stafford Street Old Hall Street Brunswick Street Charles Street Piccadilly 7 WC Pall Mall Clough Street y Parking 4 e 5 K City Centre Bus Station 3 G Lichfield Street 2 Albion Street Bagnall Street Attraction 6 10 Sculpture A–E Bethesda Street F 8 1 Lidice Way Birch Terrace Clough Street WC Toilets 12 9 H Broad Street Warner Street John Street Disabled Access Free Parking all day 11 on John Street multi–storey car park N Potteries Way Stoke–on–Trent Railway Station This map is not to scale and should not be used as comprehensive road map. This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Hinde Street Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office. © Crown Copyright.Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Stoke–on–Trent City Council 1000242286 2012 1 4 9 Broad Street, City Centre Conway House, Cheapside, Sentinel House, Bethesda Stoke-on-Trent, ST1 4HG City Centre, ST1 1HE Street, City Centre, ST1 3GN Tours: 11am & 1pm One hour tours at 10.30am, Tours at 10am, 11am & 12pm 12pm, 1.30pm & 3pm Drop in craft & art workshops (max 15 people per tour) in the Spitfire Cafe at: (Max 10 people per tour) Booking essential 10am–12pm & 2pm–4pm The Sentinel Cross Rythms Mitchell Arts Centre is a youth charity operating within the Come along for a tour of the building. Find out what the For 160 years, The Sentinel has been chronicling life in heart of the Cultural Quarter and manages a performing station has to offer as the city’s FM community radio North Staffordshire and the surrounding area. The arts venue with a 300 seat auditorium, dance studio, station. Explore what it is like to be interviewed, try your Staffordshire Daily Sentinel was the first daily newspaper Mitchell Arts Centre workshop space and the Spitfire Cafe Bar. There will be hand at being a DJ and read out the local news. in the North Staffordshire, making its appearance on April ‘behind the scenes’ tours of the venue, as well as crafts 15, 1873, published at the old Cheapside offices. Always and arts workshops for the whole family to enjoy. To book please call Angela on 01782 251000 staying close to home, The Sentinel moved back to the city centre in 2013 to the two-storey former Bethesda Building tour must be booked in advance. Sunday School. Come and see the secure archive which To book call the Box Office on 01782 409307 5 stores The Sentinel’s extensive microfilm collection which boxoffi[email protected] 42 Cheapside, City Centre boasts every page of every Sentinel produced between Stoke-on-Trent ST1 1JJ 1854 and 2000. 2 Timed tours between 10am– To book please call 01782 864100 4 Broad Street, City Centre 4pm (must be pre-booked as Stoke-on-Trent, ST1 4HL places are limited) 10 For the Cultural Quarter Open 35–37 Albion Street, City Centre Day, AirSpace Gallery will be Stoke–on–Trent, ST1 1QF presenting Indefinable Cities. 12.30pm & 2.30pm This is a rare opportunity to see behind the scenes at BBC 11am–5pm BBC Radio Stoke Radio Stoke and put faces to the voices you hear on the radio. You will meet the presenters, tour the studios and see where the programmes, news and sport are AirSpace Gallery and Tsukiyo to Syonen (Osaka, Japan) produced. And it’s not just radio—see what BBC Midlands AirSpace Gallery are working together to realise this ambitious project Today get up to in Stoke-on-Trent. You can also which forms a dialogue between artists in Japan and the experience what it’s like to present BBC TV’s Breakfast UK, to explore the nature of artist-led activity in the two News and visit parts of the building that the public never Bethesda was first built in 1797 and extended to the countries. see. It’s the first time the station has opened its doors Bethesda Chapel building you see today in 1819. Known as the Cathedral of since 2009, so tours are likely to fill up quickly. the Potteries, having seating for 3,000 people, the chapel Indefinable Cities features the work of six artists–three was always full for services during its Victorian heyday. from the UK - Emily Speed, Ben Cove and Rebecca To book call 01782 208080 (Weekdays, 9am–3pm) Due to falling congregation numbers the chapel closed in Chesney and 3 from Japan -Ayaka Nishi, Hirofumi Suzuki [email protected] 1985. Historic Chapels Trust acquired Bethesda in 2002 and Daiki Murakami. The exhibition will open at AirSpace and the Friends of Bethesda were formed in 2003. Gallery and then move to Japan, where the works will be Bethesda is currently a restoration project in progress. exhibited at 6 venues across the country. 6 Albion Street, City Centre For more information call 01782 261221 Stoke-on-Trent, ST1 1QL 11 [email protected] / airspacegallery.org Bethesda Street, City Centre Escorted tours at 10.30am, Stoke-on-Trent ST1 3RS 12pm, 1.30pm & 3pm Tours at 10.15am, 11.30am 3 (max 15 people per tour) & 12.45pm (max 12 people 51–53 Piccadilly, City Centre per tour) Stoke-on-Trent, ST1 1HR 10am–6pm This stunning grade 2 listed building has been the seat of City Archives power for the Stoke-on-Trent area for over 150 years. The Workshop demos between Hanley Town Hall 12pm–3pm former 38 bedroom Queens Hotel (attached to the Victoria Located in the City Central Library, City Archives holds Hall) became Hanley Town Hall in 1888. See the old court fascinating records related to the history of the city and its rooms and who knows what else — as the corridors are people and makes them available to visitors to its reading said to be haunted. rooms. The tours will include a chance to see documents Entrepreneurs from the thirteenth century, pattern books from famous Entrepreneurs is a city centre retail store, specialising in To book call Tim Steele on 01782 232631 names in the pottery industry, records of Bethesda chapel urban streetwear, sneakers and artist supplies. They also and many other treasures. act as a creative hub, boasting a gallery space and screen printing workshop on the first floor above the retail space. 7 & 8 To book call the City Archives on 01782 238420 Regent Theatre [email protected] The Upstairs Gallery at the Entrepreneurs Store will be Piccadilly, Stoke-on-Trent, showing brand new work from Manchester based graffiti Staffordshire ST1 1AP artist Krek, all day between 10am and 6pm. Krek’s work 12 also adorns the front of The Sugarmill on Brunswick Street Victoria Hall in mural form. Bagnall Street, City Centre Bethesda Street, City Centre Stoke-on-Trent, ST1 3AD Stoke-on-Trent, ST1 3DW Between 12pm–3pm the Present Workshops will be open for short demos and free of charge practical screen 10am–4pm One hour ‘behind the scenes’ printing workshops, with the opportunity to sign up for tours at 10.30am, 12.30pm extended workshops and memberships.
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