Positive news from Bradford
Thursday 24 Feb | 7:30pm | Pay What You Decide Exquisite performer Divya Kasturi unpacks the Varnam, a ‘piece de resistance’ of a Bharatanatyam repertoire performance. Personal experience, artistic lineage, historical nostalgia and reverence for tradition are explored by way of dolls, humour, singing and beautiful South Asian and western […]
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Thursday 3 March | 7.30pm | Pay What you Decide Haworth’s Hair & Beauty is open for business! Stylists Anne, Emily & Charlotte Brontë are back taking bookings for an evening of sibling rivalry and literary debate in Bradford’s most creative beauty salon where the sisters cut, colour and style […]
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Sat 5 Mar | 5 & 7pm | Pay What You Decide Plague of Innocence by Noel Greig. Directed by Al Dix, 509 Arts. Produced by Richard Dunbar. This award winning play was first performed in 1988 at the height of the AIDS and HIV epidemic. It immediately became a […]
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Help to Grow: Digital is a UK-wide government-backed scheme that aims to help you choose, buy and adopt digital technologies that will help you grow your business. The Help to Grow: Digital scheme offers your business: Free, impartial advice and guidance about what digital technology is best suited to your business and how it can boost your business’ […]
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Help to Grow: Digital is a UK-wide government-backed scheme that aims to help you choose, buy and adopt digital technologies.
PRISM Youth Project are hiring! 3 fantastic opportunities for working with young people are available.
To kick off 2022, client and volunteer Ian Lamb writes about coping with the pressures […]
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Following two successful years of delivery, Bradford Producing Hub is delighted to announce it has secured £200,000 funding from Esmée Fairbairn Foundation. The money received will enable the project to continue its work transforming and developing the city’s creative ecology until 2025 – building a more representative and diverse community […]
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