Tuesday, 18 September 2007

Don't get me started!

The Huddersfield Salon is a new space in Huddersfield for people who are interested in hearing provocative ideas from engaging speakers, and participating in stimulating debate.

Three upcoming dates for your diary:

Monday 8th October
6.30 till 8.30pm
‘Are we a creative town yet?’
Speakers: Dr Paul Chatterton (leeds University) and Charles Landry (Comedia)

Thursday 8th November
6.30 till 8.30pm
‘Are you happy now?’
Speakers: Dolan Cummings (institute of Ideas) and Tessa Peasgood (Imperial College, London)

Thursday 6th December
6.30 till 8.30pm
‘Is multiculturalism dead?’
Speakers: Munira Mirza (The Manifesto Club) and Phil Wood

VENUE: Café Ollo, The Media Centre, Northumberland Street, Huddersfield

Ticket price: £5.00 or £12.00 for three, available from The Media Centre reception or telephone 0870 990 5000

Refreshments available.

Brought to you by a Fine Bunch of people.

1 comment:

Huddersfield Salon said...

So who is the fine bunch? Well it came rather appropriately out of some blue sky talking that turned initially rather cloudy, and then coalesced around a set of discussions by a small bunch of people - in the pub and elsewhere – that we were at a key stage of creating narrative in Huddersfield: of networking and circulating ideas. To this end we considered the work of Phil Wood and Calvin Taylor and their paper "Big Ideas for a Small Town: The Huddersfield Creative Town Initiative"

The small bunch became a bit bigger and ended up as a fine bunch - and what better way to create narrative than a series of debates about where we have got to and where we go next (amongst other things of course).

Time to get us all started.