
Thursday 1st October – Scarborough Spa
9:30 – 2:30pm
|
If you would prefer to book a place on the Cultural Conference by telephone or email or have any difficulty booking please contact Tania Weston on 01904 477976 or tania.weston@ynypu.org.uk
Scarborough is only an hour from York by train: Train times from York : 8:38 arrive 9:30 . Train times from Leeds : 8:12 arrive 9:30
A bus transfer from Scarborough Train station to Scarborough Spa is available at 9:40am. Please tick if you would like a place:
A selection of study tours are available between 1:30 – 2:30pm. This will enable you to hear first hand from cultural projects in Scarborough. If you wish to take part then please indicate your first and second preferences below:
| |
1st preference
| 2nd preference |
electric angel
the tiny gallery with a big heart would like to welcome you to view it's gallery and discuss some of the exciting projects that are coming out of it. Adrian Riley will describe their journey as a design studio, to opening up their shop window, to some of their current work, such as CHART Scarborough and public art on the old Scarborough-Whitby railway line. They also run creative coast, a grass roots network for creative on the North Yorkshire Coast. [unfortunately as it is a small gallery, places are restricted, please also choose a second preference] |
|
|
Rotunda
The Rotunda museum re-opened in may 2008 following a £4.4million redevelopment. The 180 year old museum is the second oldest purpose built museum in the country and was long listed for the prestigious Art Fund Prize in 2009. The museum is operated by Scarborough Museums Trust who are also responsible for Scarborough Collections and Scarborough Art Gallery. The Trust is a Key delivery partner for Precious Cargo, the Yorkshire contribution to Stories of the World, one of the major Cultural Olympiad projects for 2012. Join Will Watts, Head of Public Programmes and Partnerships on this tour of the Rotunda and also learn about the exciting plans for the future.
|
|
|
Walking Tour of Scarborough's Renaissance
‘Scarborough, a town where the creation of a Renaissance vision through community participation, backed up by public sector strategic investment of £25m, influenced a private sector response of over£250m. New industries and jobs have been established, existing jobs protected and the town has just won the European Union Award as ‘Europe’s Most Enterprising Place 2009’. The creative and digital industries are at the forefront of the town’s renaissance. Have a walk through the town and hear how this has happened. |
|
|
Scarborough Spa
Scarborough Spa has been a feature in the town since 1800s. It is currently undergoing a £3million renovation to ensure it remains key part of the town’s culture and tourism. You’ll be sat in the building all day, so why not find out a bit more about it and the exciting developments that are taking place. |
|
|
Woodend Creative WorkSpace
Woodend is far more than just a business centre. Here, work and lifestyle will come together to form an exciting creative and commercial mix where people meet, create new partnerships, exchange ideas, experience contemporary art practice and enjoy the contribution to the creative renaissance that is putting Scarborough on the map. Find out directly from Andrew Clay, Director of Woodend Creative Workspace, about the regeneration of the building and how the centre is assisting and supporting the growth of the creative industries sector in the area. |
|
|
Crescent Arts
If you've ever wondered what the inside of an artist's studio is like, this is your opportunity to find out. Crescent Arts will open up its studios to conference delegates, when you can meet some of our artists and see their work in the making. We've been a driving force in supporting and promoting contemporary visual arts in Scarborough for nearly thirty years by providing studios, exhibitions and an education programme of workshops for a wide range of participants. Creative partnership is central to our vision, and we are currently working with Scarborough Borough Council and Scarborough Renaissance to promote regeneration through visual arts with 'shoplift', taking the art out of the gallery and onto the streets of Scarborough. Come and visit us to find out more about our future plans.
|
|
|
I do not wish to go on any cultural tours |
|
|