It will be the first live performance of a brand new piece of music called “Freedom And Movement” written specially for us by our great friend, patron and composer Howard Goodall - We couldn’t be more excited! On our joint mission with Byline Festival to change the world one of our Festival Directors, Tamsin Shasha,… Continue reading Summer of Europe Launch/Music Premier
Sponsored by EUFM and Seeds of Italy, Supporting Ukraine DEC appeal “To celebrate Europe day, we are pleased to invite you to join up with other pro Europeans – bring your flags! EUFM are responsible for handing out tens of thousands of EU hand flags at the Last Night of the Proms at the Royal… Continue reading A London Tango for Europe Day
A performance about boundaries, real and imaginary, and how they shape our experience of being human. It explores the arbitrary notion of political borders, the implications of ecological barriers, the threshold of our inner world and the porous nature of skin. The performance takes the form of an absurd lecture/presentation on the history of Doggerland… Continue reading Premier of Doggerland, a performance about boundaries
Will Pound's a day will come Will Pound is embarking on a musical journey across the states of the European Union, to discover and unveil the diversity and common ground of their traditional music and song. From the lively Swedish polska to the upbeat Italian tarantella, the lilt of the Irish jig, to buoyant French… Continue reading Will Pound’s “A Day will come”(Somerset)
Will Pound's a day will come Will Pound is embarking on a musical journey across the states of the European Union, to discover and unveil the diversity and common ground of their traditional music and song. From the lively Swedish polska to the upbeat Italian tarantella, the lilt of the Irish jig, to buoyant French… Continue reading Will Pound’s “A Day will come”(Warwick)
A community workshop building on Language Acts and Worldmaking’s exploration of how and why the languages we use shape our world and our lives, its reflection on languages as a ‘hospitable space’ and the Festival and Summer of Europe’s celebration of ‘the shared values and cultures of all those who call Europe home’. Facilitator Debra… Continue reading Language Acts! What Are Our Values? (Glasgow)
Celebrate the 21st Anniversary of the Millennium Link, the restoration of the Forth and Clyde Canal, an EU funding partnership triumph with a boat trip; a leisurely sail by canal barge from Kirkintilloch to Maryhill Locks, organised by Glasgow Loves EU. Saturday 14 May 2022, gives the opportunity to celebrate the impact of European funding… Continue reading Scottish Canals Millennium Link: Celebrating European Links: Boat Trip (Glasgow)
Celebrate the 21st Anniversary of the Millennium Link, the restoration of the Forth and Clyde Canal, an EU funding partnership triumph. The Maryhill Lock Gathering is organised by Glasgow Loves EU and is free. Light refreshments available between 12.30pm and 4pm. It follows a trip on a canal barge between Kirkintilloch and Maryhill Locks; the barge… Continue reading Scottish Canals Millennium Link: Celebrating European Links: Maryhill Locks (Glasgow)
Cambridge for Europe present a celebration of Europe Day and fundraiser for local charities supporting Ukraine and Ukrainian refugees. A relaxed family-friendly fete, which includes food and drink, games and other activities, also includes music from different parts of Europe. Featuring music by 4Tunes Friend
Promoted by and in aid of the Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust This Concert is promoted by and in aid of the Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust and features Cantores Salicium, the Chamber Choir of the Dales which was crowned Craven Community Champions of Arts & Culture 2018. Handel's ever popular ‘Messiah’ is conducted by Lindy Williams,… Continue reading Concert: Handel’s Messiah (Bolton Abbey)
A performance about boundaries, real and imaginary, and how they shape our experience of being human. It explores the arbitrary notion of political borders, the implications of ecological barriers, the threshold of our inner world and the porous nature of skin. The performance takes the form of an absurd lecture/presentation on the history of Doggerland… Continue reading Doggerland, a performance about boundaries (Brighton Fringe)
