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Headliner Events Headliner Events Headliner Events DATE: WEDNESDAY 8TH JULY TIME: 4.30pm EVENT: BCAT presents a Celebration of Arts Therapies VENUE: Birmingham Centre for Arts Therapies MORE INFO: BCAT host a tour of their new home in Stratford House, Stratford Place, Highgate B12 0HT. Events including drumming and ‘The 5 Therapies’. By invite only via Sally Roche: 0121 772 5500 / [email protected] DATE: WEDNESDAY 8TH JULY TIME: 5pm – 7pm EVENT: Drama & Movement Improvisation Workshop VENUE: Lakeside Gallery, Custard Factory Your FREE four-page guide to arts events taking place across Birmingham and Solihull during June and July 2009. MORE INFO: Join Natalia for an evening or improvised dance and movement. Particular attention has been given to providing events that are accessible for those who have experience of mental distress. DATE: THURSDAY 9TH JULY TIME: 4pm – 6.30pm LATEST NEWS ONLINE VISIT ARTS ALL OVER THE PLACE ON THE NET www.bsmhft.nhs.uk/service-user-and-carer/aaotp EVENT: Live Karaoke – hosted by Brainstorm VENUE: Lakeside Gallery, Custard Factory MORE INFO: Hosted by Brainstorm, with Live Karaoke gives you the chance to sing your favourite songs to live backing from talented musician Steve Ison. HEADLINER EVENTS HEADLINER EVENTS HEADLINER EVENTS TH DATE: FRIDAY 10 JULY TIME: 11am – 4pm DATE: MONDAY 22ND JUNE TIME: 2pm - 5pm EVENT: Personality Over Disorder – Talk & and art workshop VENUE: Lakeside Gallery, Custard Factory EVENT: ARTS ALL OVER THE PLACE 2009 LIVE LAUNCH VENUE: Crescent Theatre, Brindley Place MORE INFO: Inspiring talk by a talented artist who also has Borderline Personality Disorder, DVD presentation and then enjoy MORE INFO: ENJOY live bands, poetry performances, drama and catering by BSustained – as featured in BBC Good Food an art workshop. Contact Deborah Living on 07599 357 091 or Sue Imlack at [email protected] Magazine. Join the pottery session with Trust ceramicist Graham Taylor to make a clay ‘habitat’ to form part of the Creatives ‘cityscape’ installation at the Lakeside Gallery. Get inspiration from ‘IN THE FRAME’ – a new DATE: SATURDAY 11TH JULY TIME: 11am – 4pm month-long display of info on arts activities in your area. LOOK OUT FOR THE STILT-WALKER! EVENT: Face painting and juggling with Rascal the Clown VENUE: Lakeside Gallery, Custard Factory DATE: MONDAY 22ND JUNE TIME: 2.15pm MORE INFO: Help Rascal the Clown celebrate Children’s Art Day. For more info on Children’s Art Day visit the Engage EVENT: VISUAL POETRY – A Short Film - PREMIERE VENUE: Crescent Theatre, Brindley Place website www.engage.org/projects/cadevent.aspx?y=2009&id=306 for our AAOTP ’09 event listing MORE INFO: Premiere of an innovative short-film combining service user performances of their self-penned poetry with film, graphics and animation. Produced by Nadeem Chughtai. DATE: MONDAY 13TH JULY TIME: 11am – 4pm DATE: MONDAY 22ND JUNE TIME: 2.30pm EVENT: 3D Workshop VENUE: Lakeside Gallery, Custard Factory EVENT: HEALTHY HEARTS & MINDS – Drama - PREMIERE VENUE: Crescent Theatre, Brindley Place MORE INFO: Join Helen Ricketts to create three-dimensional objects using the technique of paper and card construction MORE INFO: Community Vibe present the premiere performance of a new production developed during arts and drama sessions with participants in acute hospitals and residential settings across Birmingham. For more information contact Rachel Green on 07772 572 060 or email [email protected] MORE EVENTS MORE EVENTS MORE EVENTS MORE EVENTS MORE EVENTS DATE: THURSDAY 2ND JULY - WEDNESDAY 15TH JULY TIME: various EVENT: Visual Poetry - film screenings / AAOTP ’09 info site VENUE: BBC at The Public Space, The Mailbox EVENT: ARTS ALL OVER THE CUSTARD FACTORY VENUE: Lakeside Gallery, Custard Factory MORE INFO: Visual Poetry – A Short Film by Nadeem Chughtai, will be running in The Public Space at the BBC in The MORE INFO: AAOTP ‘09 takes a two-week residency at the Lakeside Gallery with an arts exhibition, workshops, poetry, Mailbox, plus an information point where you can get more info on AAOTP’09. Call Deborah on 07985 882 775 drama, music and more! For more information contact Creatives on 07985 882 775 EVENT: Service User Art Exhibition VENUE: Solihull Hospital DATE: THURSDAY 2ND JULY TIME: 3.30pm - 5.30pm MORE INFO: Visit Solihull Hospital between 20th June and 29th July and experience how art made by mental health service EVENT: AAOTP ‘09 - VIP PREVIEW PARTY (INVITE ONLY) VENUE: Lakeside Gallery, Custard Factory By exclusive invitation only to VIPS. users has transformed the environment. For more details contact Sue Dyer on 0121 678 4800 DATE: WEDNESDAY 15TH JULY TIME: 6pm EVENT: EKLECTRIK EXENTRICKS with Janie Greville VENUE: Redditch & Birmingham art performances EVENT: AAOTP ‘09 CONCERT FINALE – by Brainstorm VENUE: Lakeside Gallery, Custard Factory MORE INFO: Humorous anti-stigma arts performances. Call Janie on 07828 774 646. Visit www.missionmiraculus.co.uk MORE INFO: Brainstorm presents an evening of entertainment to celebrate the success of this year’s festival and to say goodbye for another year. Come and have a go at KARAOKE to LIVE backing! EVENT: Music & Arts Interactive Workshops from BCAT VENUE: Lakeside Gallery, Custard Factory TH MORE INFO: Taking place during July at the Lakeside Gallery, these workshops are facilitated by a group of art therapy DATE: WEDNESDAY 24 JUNE - FRIDAY 26TH JUNE VENUE: Inpatient settings (closed events) EVENT: ARTS ALL OVER THE PLACE 2009 ‘ON TOUR’ students visiting from Hungary. Contact Sally Roche on 0121 772 5500 or email [email protected] MORE INFO: A mobile version of the Arts All Over The Place festival is going on tour with The Stagebus – a double-decker bus that opens up to reveal a fully-kitted out stage! The tour will be going to inpatient settings including EVENT: Endeavour Court Arts Extravaganza VENUE: Endeavour Court (Entrance A), Erdington Ardenleigh, Erdington, the new Oleaster and Barberry Centres, Edgbaston and Newbridge House, Small Heath. MORE INFO: For more details contact Marie Holman on 0121 685 7350. Endeavour Court, 210 Reservoir Rd, Erdington B23 EVENT: Bedlam Artists Event VENUE: The University of Birmingham HEADLINER EVENTS HEADLINER EVENTS HEADLINER EVENTS MORE INFO: Event by artists from Bedlam in London, who are exhibiting in The Survivor Art Exhibition at The University of Birmingham. For more information contact Dawn River on 0121 414 2936 or e-mail [email protected] MORE ARTS ALL OVER THE PLACE 2009 EVENTS OVERLEAF Arts All Over The Place is presented by Creatives Network for the Arts and Health, Arts All Over The Place is presented by Creatives Network for the Arts and Health, which brings together artists, mental health service users, which brings together artists, mental health service users, mental health professionals and others to promote the beneficial effects mental health professionals and others to promote the beneficial effects of the arts to mental wellbeing and to increase participation in the arts. of the arts to mental wellbeing and to increase participation in the arts. Emma: 07985 883140 www.bsmhft.nhs.uk/service-user-and-carer/aaotp Emma: 07985 883140 www.bsmhft.nhs.uk/service-user-and-carer/aaotp Deborah: 07985 882 775 Deborah: 07985 882 775 Arts All Over The Place is funded by the National Lottery through Awards for All Arts All Over The Place is funded by the National Lottery through Awards for All [email protected] and co-ordinated by Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust [email protected] and co-ordinated by Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust Although we have tried to ensure the accuracy of the contents of this events programme, details may change at short notice. For up-to-the-minute event information please see www.bsmhft.nhs.uk/service-user-and-carer/aaotp DATE: WEDNESDAY 17TH JUNE - SUNDAY 28TH JUNE CHURCH OPENING TIMES: 10am – 4.30pm DATE: THURSDAY 25TH JUNE TIME: 10am – 12midday EVENT: ‘My Birmingham’ arts exhibition by SIFA Fireside VENUE: St. Martin’s Church in the Bullring EVENT: Craft a Clock – wood workshop with Martin Davies VENUE: Nine Acres Drop-in Centre MORE INFO: Photography, painting, film & animation giving voice to those affected by homelessness, alcohol & drug misuse MORE INFO: Make your own working, wooden clock. Places limited. Booking essential with Deborah on 07985 882 775 & mental heath difficulties. (No access during church services) TH DATE: SATURDAY 27 JUNE TIME: 11am – 1.30pm DATE: SATURDAY 20TH JUNE TIME: 10am – 12midday & 1pm – 3pm EVENT: Face Painting VENUE: Outside St. Martin’s Church, Bullring EVENT: Wooden Wading Bird Workshop with Martin Davies VENUE: The Boathouse, Cannon Hill Park MORE INFO: Come and get your face painted with Saint Martin’s Arts group. Saint Martin’s Arts is committed to enriching MORE INFO: Join talented woodcarver Martin Davies to make your own wooden garden ornament. Places limited. human experience and spirituality through the arts. For more info contact Cheryl Homer on 0121 600 6532 Booking essential to avoid disappointment. Call Deborah on 07985 882 775. DATE: THURSDAY 2ND JULY - WEDNESDAY 15TH JULY VENUE: Lakeside Gallery, Custard Factory DATE: SUNDAY 21ST JUNE TIME: 7.30pm EVENT: Exhibition of written and visual work in response to ARTS ALL OVER THE PLACE 2009 ON TOUR MORE INFO: Matt ‘The Poet’ Nunn presents work created during poetry workshops he facilitated to capture participants’ EVENT: Premiere - Professor Tighe’s Magical Music Machine VENUE: The Spotted Dog, Warwick St., Digbeth experiences and their response to the AAOTP ‘09 Stagebus tour to inpatient settings. MORE INFO: Tessa Lowe and Steve Ison took a week-long residency at The Spotted Dog to devise a new ‘play with music’. The result is presented by The Barking Mad Hatters of Brum. Free entry and complimentary food. DATE: THURSDAY 2ND JULY – THURSDAY 16TH JULY TIME: 11am – 4pm EVENT: ‘Identity’ arts exhibition VENUE: Lakeside Gallery, Custard Factory DATE: MONDAY 22ND JUNE TIME: 6pm – 7pm MORE INFO: User Voice & Mental Health Services for Older People present artworks on the theme of ‘IDENTITY’.
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