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Arts Sunday (Now in Its 9Th Year) Comes from Our Arts and Music Community Coming Together to Create This Wonderful Street Festival www.arts.gg SPONSORED BY : , FREE & FOR EVERY FUN ONE TS SUND R N SEAFRONT 10AM A A TOW -5PM Y 9th JUNE 2019 #ARTS19 Today is all about our community coming together to celebrate the arts, music and crafts in a “Fun, Free and for everyone” way. Enjoy the music, dance and performances across the four stages, have fun joining in workshops and browsing the arts market. The success of Arts Sunday (now in its 9th year) comes from our arts and music community coming together to create this wonderful street festival. We would like to thank all the artists, performers and crafters here today who contribute to such a vibrant event. We would also like to thank the numerous volunteers that help us setup and take down the event: We couldn’t do it without you! This year we have been pleased to have engaged with the Disability alliance and a number of local organisations to further promote Inclusivity. We have increased the number of disabled car parking spaces available and the Town Church will be available for anyone wanting a little quiet time, a beautiful building. We really do want the day to be Inclusive and you will see the Hidden Disability Sunflower logo prominent around the event. We ask everyone coming along today to be conscious of others, young or old, who may need just that bit more of your time, or a seat to rest on while watching a performance. THEENJOY Guernsey Arts THE Commission DAY Team The Guernsey Arts Commission believe we should all become more aware of the Hidden Disability Sunflower. LOOK OUT TODAY FOR PEOPLE YOUNG AND OLD WEARING THE SUNFLOWER. THEY MAY NEED A LITTLE BIT MORE OF YOUR TIME, A SEAT, OR HELP TO MOVE THROUGH THE CROWD. How it all started ‘Assisting people with hidden disabilities Not all people with hidden disabilities require assistance. However we believe there is an optional opportunity to provide them with a ‘discreet sign’ which demonstrates to staff that they may need additional support or help. Tabbers Green has been working with Gatwick Airport to improve the airport experience for passengers. The Hidden Disabilities lanyard is intended for passengers who are travelling who might need assistance.’ www.hiddendisabilitiesstore.com PERFORMING ARTS STAGE DANCE STAGE Styx Singing For P 10.30 10.30 Wheel Chairography Health Choir 11.00 Fitsteps Guernsey Youth Theatre 11.30 11.45 KD Dance Ltd (GYT) Singers R 12.45 Irish Dance Guernesy Aindre Reece- Sheerin 12.10 13.30 Les Danceurs Kim Reece-Sheerin 12.30 de L’Assemblaie Guernesais O 13.00 Avril Earl Dance & Guernsey Dancers Theatre Art Centre 14.15 Avril Earl Dance Gateway Choir 13.30 & Theatre Arts Centre G 13.45 DS Allstars 15.15 Dance ! Dance ! Dance ! 14.30 Belles & Broomsticks R 15.15 Lee-Ann Hawkes 16.00 Mancini & Me MUSIC STAGE A 10.30 Kiya Ashton Arts Sunday Sing - Along 11.15 Afterlife Please join the Arts Sunday House 12.00 Schools Music Service Band for Guernsey’s biggest M Sing-Along at 3 pm on the Crown 13.00 Blue Mountains 14.00 Ukuladeez Pier. A live band will be playing 45 minutes of classic pop songs 15.00 Arts Sunday M designed to get everyone singing Sing - Along along. E 16.00 Citizen - X BBC INTRODUCING STAGE This year we represent BBC Music Introducing In The Channel Islands and have the likes of Hollie Lucia, Track Not Found and Burning At Both Ends from Guernsey playing, bringing a mix of relaxed acoustic, grunge and pop punk while Jersey’s Monty Taft will be with us fresh from an appearance at Camden Rocks in London. Performances 11am, 12pm and 1pm Thinking On Your Feet presents poetry and atmospheric music in the calm of the Town Church. Performance 3-4pm Festival Guernsey`s Community Choir Performing an inclusive programme featuring choral soloist`s THE 2nd GUERNSEY COMPANY BOYS’ BRIGADE BAND. 12:00 Liberation Monument PARKING Wheel Chairography Lib. Mon. Fitsteps KD Dance Ltd Irish Dance Guernesy Les Danceurs 1 de L’Assemblaie Guernesais Careening Hard 9th June 2019 Guernsey Dancers Avril Earl Dance 2 & Theatre Arts Centre 1 Vale Earth Fair Dance ! Dance ! Dance ! 3 The Cheshire Dramatic Arts 2 Academy & Guernsey Youth Community Theatre 3 Youth Commission 4 BBC Introducing 4 North Plantation 5 Guernsey Museums 5 Tourist Information Centre 6 GAC Music Stage 67 GAC Dance Stage 8 Iris & Dora Ship & Crown 6 Crown Pier 7 8 9 GAC Chalk drawing 10 GAC Performing Arts 11 Thinking On Your Feet - 9 quiet zone 12 Zone Comics Victoria Marina Busking area St John Ambulance 10 GAC Hub 11 PARKING Church 12 Albert Pier PARKING P Guernsey Youth & E The Cheshire Dramatic Arts Community Theatre Academy R www.thecdaacademy.co.uk www.thegyct.com Guernsey Youth & [email protected] Community Theatre is a not for profit organisation whose aim is F 07781 400002 to promote, foster and The Cheshire Dramatic Arts facilitate drama and theatre arts O Academy provides drama and for young people and the wider musical theatre classes in community by welcoming and Guernsey for all ages. encouraging people of all ages R Developing confidence and who wish to participate both on self-esteem is our primary and off stage. aim, and we endeavour to M inspire young people, and adults, to feel comfortable and free to express E themselves in a safe, fun and Wheelchairography encouraging environment. Pam Davey 07781 756712 R [email protected] Afterlife Wheelchairography Guernsey was established in 2014 and has been Fiona S formed by a group of people who 07839791811 love to dance and now are only The winners of able to with the aid of Wheel Battle of the chairs. We meet once a month on Bands..5 girls the last Saturday, with able bodies who just love assistance to learn, laugh and performing! enjoy dancing with wheel chairs. Mancini & Me [email protected] 07781419812 Big band singers performing some of the great all time numbers from Sinatra to the present day jazz bands. Ukuladeez Streetdance [email protected] dramaspeaks@ aindrereecesheerin@ googlemail.com The Ukuladeez are an all-girl gmail.com ukulele group. After tiring of Kim Reece Sheein endless hula dancing they Our classes are unique decided to form a band, in Guernsey because Performs everything from originally to play covers but we only teach Jazz era to Musical figured out pretty quickly that authentic breakdance. Theatre, and high end it was much more fun to write When you come to our Country & Western songs their own music. They play their class you can expect to Sacred music. own brand of folk blues with to leave with the real Aindre Reece Sheerin rich layered harmony and smart foundations of this lyrics amazing dance style. Music Teacher (retired); Covering a vast range of musical genres and a 6th album being released this Wheelchairography year. Pam Davey 07781 756712 Blue Mountains [email protected] Facebook: Citizen-X Facebook: @BlueMountainsBand Kiya Ashton @citizenx100 www.kiyaashton.com Blue Mountains play original Citizen-X is Patrick compositions alongside old Devaney, a synth junkie This young and time traditional songs, from Guernsey, Channel experienced musician is combining rich harmonies with Islands, who makes sure to have you inventive instrumentation to music from a head full captivated. With her produce captivating music that of dreams, using only personal brand of is beautifully dark and his iPad and a selection intoxicating folk and haunting. of iOS apps. siren-like vocal ability, she “belies her KD Dance age” with confidence and [email protected] her ability to make you +44 77811 13542 feel her music. KD Dance is an all-inclusive dance school located in Guernsey which offers opportunities to students of all levels and abilities P Fit Steps E GUERNSEY IRISH www.thebodystudioguernsey.com DANCE ACADEMY [email protected] R irishdanceguernsey@ FitSteps is a “Strictly” fun filled gmail.com class Learning Ballroom and Latin To establish an Irish F moves to fabulous music. Dance Academy in Suitable for all abilities. Guernsey which will provide opportunities O for children and adults to learn this skill, and to Les Danceurs benefit the wider R de L’Assemblaie community. M Guernesais (Guernsey Dancers ) LES DANCEURS DE L’ASSEMBLAIE GUERNESAIS L’Assembllaie d’Guernesias was formed in 1956 to preserve the E language and culture of Guernsey. Some time later it was felt that the local dances were being forgotten and so a dance group was established in 1965. The group has performed on many R occasions both in and out of doors since that date. Functions have been attended in Belgium and France, as well as in the S Bailiwick. www.thecentre.gg At The Centre we pride The School of Popular Music ourselves on providing the www.sopm.gg best possible standard of The School of Popular Music dance and drama training. is passionate about offering We offer classes in ballet, music for everyone! We teach tap, modern, and classical all ages and abilities. greek using the interna- Working with our partners at tionally recognised ISTD GAC, The Youth Commission syllabus. We also offer and the GDA we are providing very popular street dance music classes for every classes. secondary school on the island in 2019! Lee-Ann Hawkes [email protected] I have been singing for over 20 years, it’s my passion and my dream is to become a Merise 07781127284 professional singer one day. John 07781406224 Lucy 07781125171 The Belles and Broomsticks are Gateway choir a part of Island life, dancing on [email protected] special occasions, bringing Morris 07781 157868 Dancing to Guernsey! We The Gateway Choir is formed of members from perform lively music and the Gateway Leisure Club, formed in 1969 to energetic dances based on provide and support activities for adults with traditions going back hundreds of learning disabilities.
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