Culture Night 2013 brochure

What will you see?

www.derrycity.gov.uk/culturenight

What will you see?

Friday 20th September 2013 Culture Night in the UK City of Culture 2013 promises to be unique cultural experience for visitors and locals when venues across historic Derry~Londonderry will throw open its doors and invite the public inside to explore, experience and enjoy local culture.

The city will come alive to the sound of live music, theatre, dance as cultural venues and performers come together on Friday, 20th September for a magical evening of exploration and adventure for all the family. A wide range of mostly free indoor and outdoor events that showcase the city’s diverse cultural talents and unique

historical significance have been programmed for every member of the family to enjoy. Culture Night promises to be a colourful and interactive spectacle in an inclusive and welcoming environment where the public will be actively encouraged to come out and share in the celebration and explore, experience and enjoy the City of Culture.

All of the venues open on Culture Night form a key part of the city’s all year City of Culture offering throughout 2013 and beyond, so keep your Culture Night programme handy to use for future reference when planning a cultural activity.

Venue 1.

Time

Details

“A Journey to India”

Guildhall Square

4pm – 9pm

Learn to make arts & crafts which are very specific to Indian Culture.

Try your hand at Indian bunting, which is, a must in every Indian house, small Indian candle holder, a very colourful platter, Indian flag for young children, and many other items. Along with this there will be a very colourful display of Indian dresses, Indian gods and goddesses.

A Journey to India

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Bedlam Vintage & Antique Market

Bedlam Vintage & Antique Market

12 noon – 10pm t: 07754859064

The Old Convent Pump Street Derry

Bedlam Vintage & Antique Market

The inner courtyard will be open with music, performances, workshops and stalls throughout the day. Gladrags and handbags, a new enterprise to promote and give a platform to local new and upcoming designers, will be launched on the day.

Readings from local authors in Little Acorns Book Store.

Cooper-Crawley Art Exhibition.

Displaying of the Culture Quilt made by the people of Derry-Londonderry.

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Venue 3.

Time

Big Tickle Comedy Festival

The Playhouse Theatre Derry

1 September 2013 - 30 September 2013

t: 028 7126 8027

The Big Tickle Comedy Festival

4.

Details

The Big Tickle Comedy Festival, Northern Ireland’s largest comedy festival is getting bigger and better for 2013. As well as its traditional home at The Playhouse, the festival will be hosted in a number of key arts venues across the city, bringing the cream of comedy from across these islands to The Big Tickle.

Catwalk in the Craft Village

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8pm – 9:30pm

We return to Catwalk off the Walls for the ever anticipated Culture Night fashion show.

This year promises to be a show unlike before, taking style to another level. Local shops, local designers and local models – proving that our UK City of Culture is a City of unparalleled style.

Umbrellas optional.

Catwalk in the Craft Village

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Venue Time 5.

Details

Centre for Contemporary Art

Words & Laws 27

Centre for Contemporary Art 10-12 Artillery Street Derry t: 028 7137 3538

6pm – 10pm

As one of the longest strikes in Irish history, the 1913 Dublin Lockout has prompted CCA to consider conditions of labour and the role of workers rights. Through an exhibition, public forums, and a publication, the project explores the past (1913), examines present (2013), and speculates about future (2113), through new and recent projects.

During Culture Night, CCA will host a reception with cocktails invented and prepared by various artists.

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Venue 6.

Time

Cowley Cooper Gallery

Cowley Cooper Gallery 10-16 Pump Street Derry t: 028 7136 0046

6pm – 9pm

Sunlight and Shadows at Gweedore by Pat Cowley

7.

Open event showcasing the latest collection of the finest contemporary Irish Art, from artists including Pat Cowley, Marina Hamilton, Vivienne St Clair, Christy Keeney, George Callaghan, Gerard Moran and Bridget Murray amongst others. At 6pm there will be a brief talk from local artist Bridget Murray on what inspires her, her technique and how she balances work/life as a working professional artist and mother.

Everyone welcome.

Columba Heritage Trail

Derry~Londonderry t: 028 7131 1322

Colmcille, St Columb’s Park

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Details

4:15pm

This is an opportunity to enjoy a guided walking tour along the Columba Heritage Trail - It invites visitors to follow the steps of pilgrims through the medieval city, and celebrates the Christian heritage of the city with visual arts. The tour starts at the ruins of St.Breacon’s in St.Columb’s Park, continues through Ebrington and across the Peace Bridge.

Following the walled city the tour visits First Derry Presbyterian Church, then onto St. Augustine’s Church and to Long Tower Church, finishing at Carlisle Road Methodist Church.

Cultúrlann Uí Chanáin

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Venue 8.

4pm – 10pm t: 07367198247

8pm – 10pm 028 7126 4132

Cóisir an Tí – Cultúrlann Uí Chanáin, the home of Irish culture, presents their ‘Irish House Party’.

Visitors will experience a top quality cultural experience, with Irish traditional music, song, dance, Irish language, and Irish food – and a chance to join in. Don’t miss the party!

Derry Print Workshop

Pump Street Studios Pump Street Courtyard Derry

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A shop of 20 local crafters will be open late for customers to browse and talk to crafters. They will also be using the adjacent Culture Company Unit to show demonstrations of some of the skills of several of the Crafters from within the shop.

Cultúrlann Uí Chanáin

Cultúrlann Uí Chanáin 37 Great James Street Derry

10.

Details

Craft Village Collective

Craft Village Collective 24 Craft Village Derry

9.

Time

7pm – 9pm t: 028 7130 8152

Open Studio: Come and see Fine Artist Printmakers at work in the studio. There will be a range of techniques on display including relief and intaglio etching.

Venue Time 11.

Details

Derry Tourist Information Centre

44 Foyle Street Derry

9am – 9pm

t: 028 7126 7284

The Tourist Information Centre on Foyle Street will be open until 9pm on Culture Night so please call in to find out more details. Also look out for the Walled City Ambassadors who will be roaming the city walls.

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Echo Echo Dance Company ‘Without’

Waterloo House Magazine Street Derry BT48 6HH t: 028 7130 8883

4pm – 9pm Studio 1

‘Without’ is a seven screen video installation which has been created by London-based choreographer Rosemary Lee and Echo Echo. It was filmed from the Derry walls and features over 500 local inhabitants, from tea-dancers to skateboarders and school children to cyclists as they danced, moved, glided and reclaimed the streets.

Echo Echo Dance Company

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Venue Time Venue Time

13.

1.

Echo “A Journey Echo Dance to India” Company

Waterloo GuildhallHouse Sq Magazine Street Derry BT48 6HH

6pm 4pm––9pm 9pm Studio 2

t: 028 7130 8883

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Evening Speciality Market

Guildhall Square

2.

4pm – 9pm

A Week In Goals – Locky Morris

Creggan Estate 15.

ber 2013

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Along with this there will be a very colourful The ever-popular display of Indian Walled dresses , City Market to the Indian godsreturns and godGuildhall Square for this desses. evening event to offer a fine array of foods, crafts and arts. With Live Music.

Locky Morris. ‘A Week In Goals’

Feast or Famine, Irish Food Heritage Project

Guildhall Square

4.00pm-9pm

t: 07749903652

This art installation planned for a house in Sunday 1 September Creggan takes it’s title Emmett McCourt of or Famine 2013 - Thursday 31Feast Octofrom a recent artwork by

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His art places an emphaEmmett McCourt of Feast sis on the immediate or Famine will be proterrain,cookery that which is viding demonsometimes overlooked strations with samples, demonstrating and unseen. Itsregional visual and cultural foods as part language incorporates of the Irish Food Heritage humble materials that are project. embedded with metaphorical There willassociations. also be an opportunity to purchase reasonably priced portions of signature dishes from his book Feast or Famine and products associated with the project.

Venue Venue 16.

3.

t: 028 7126 155

5pmOld The – 8:30pm Convent Pump Street Derry 7.30pm Tel: 07754859064 12 noon – 10pm

Gordon Gallery

13a Pump Street Derry

6pm – 10pm

t: 028 7137 4044

4.

Details

Bedlam First Derry Vintage Presbyterian & Antique Church Market

Upper Magazine Bedlam Vintage Street & Antique Market Derry

17.

Time

Big Tickle Comedy Festival

Big Tickle Comedy Festival

The Playhouse Theatre Derry 028 7126 8027 1 September 2013 - 30 September 2013

Terry Coyle ‘Walls, Gates & Spires’

Freeinner The guided courtyard tour of the will be openand church with visitor music, centre. performances, workshops Performance by Encóre and stalls throughout the Contemporary Choir day.

Gladrags and handbags new enterprise to promote and give a platform to local new and upcomTerry Coyle ing designers be ‘Walls, Gates &will Spires’ launched the day.

Derry bornonpainter Terry Coyle brings together Readings from localof a recent collection authors Little Acorns works, ininthe year Derry Book Store.being City of celebrates Culture, that have been Cooper-Crawley Art inspired by his native Exhibition. city. Paintings include writing on walls, church spires and the rural environment denoting changes within the city in recent years. Works also The Big Tickle include imagesComeof gates dy andFestival, coastal Northern scenes of the Ireland’s largest comedy surrounding Donegal festival is getting landscape.

His usebigger of and better for 2013.

As subtle colours and cool well its traditional tonesasdescribe the place home at The Playhouse, and atmosphere of the the festival be be North West will of Ireland. hosted in a number of key artshas venues across Gallery disability the city, bringing the access. cream of comedy from across these islands to The Big Tickle.

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First DerryVenue Presbyterian Church

1.

Details

“A Journey to India”

Guildhall Sq

2.

Time

4pm – 9pm

Indian arts and crafts, learn to make arts & crafts which are very specific to Indian Culture. For example- Indian bunting, which is, a must in every Indian house, small Indian candle holder, a very colourful platter, Indian flag for young children, and many other items.

Along with this there will be a very colourful display of Indian dresses , Indian gods and goddesses.

A Week In Goals – Locky Morris

Creggan Estate

ber 2013

Locky Morris. ‘A Week In Goals’ His art places an emphasis on the immediate terrain, that which is sometimes overlooked and unseen. Its visual language incorporates humble materials that are embedded with metaphorical associations.

Sunday 1 September 2013 - Thursday 31 Octo-

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This art installation planned for a house in Creggan takes it’s title from a recent artwork by

Venue Time

18.

Details

Grease is the Word, Greater Shantallow Community Arts

Greater Shantallow Community Arts St Brigid’s College Derry t: 028 7135 7443

Grease is the Word

7pm

Greater Shantallow Community Arts are delighted to present ShowTime Stage Schools premier performance of the debut production of a new community musical adaptation of “Grease is the Word” Directed by Jean Dunne of Showtime Stage School choreographed

by Irena Melly of Street Feet & ID Youth Dance Company and featuring an all star cast of some of the city’s newest and brightest up and coming stars.

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Venue 19.

Time

Details

10am – 9.30pm

The Guildhall will be open late on Culture Night for the public and visitors to experience the newly refurbished building with the following facilities:

Guildhall

Guildhall Street Derry t: 028 7137 6510

10.30 am- 12.30 pm

Mayor’s Charity Coffee Morning in aid of Macmillan Cancer

At The Guild Café on Friday 20th September 2013

Guild Café

8:30pm – 9:30pm

• An interactive Tourist Information Point • A new dedicated exhibition exploring how the Plantation has shaped our history • Interpretation panels throughout the building to bring its many special features to life.

“Planters, Paupers and Rebels” Want to hear a 17th century Settler Rap? Ever wondered what the 1916 Easter Rising and Partition have to do with Star Wars?

Planters, Paupers and Rebels

Then “Planters, Paupers and Rebels” is the show for you. 400 years of the history of the North West.

Think Horrible Histories gone Ulster.

Join us for a special performance of this show.

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Venue Time 3.

Details

The Guildhall

Bedlam Vintage & Antique Market

Bedlam Vintage & Antique Market

The Old Convent Pump Street Derry Tel: 07754859064 12 noon – 10pm

The inner courtyard will be open with music, performances, workshops and stalls throughout the day.

Gladrags and handbags new enterprise to promote and give a platform to local new and upcoming designers will be launched on the day.

Readings from local authors in Little Acorns Book Store.

Cooper-Crawley Art Exhibition.

4.

Big Tickle Comedy Festival

Big Tickle Comedy Festival

The Playhouse Theatre Derry 028 7126 8027 1 September 2013 - 30 September 2013

The Big Tickle Comedy Festival, Northern Ireland’s largest comedy festival is getting bigger and better for 2013. As well as its traditional home at The Playhouse, the festival will be be hosted in a number of key arts venues across the city, bringing the cream of comedy from across these islands to The Big Tickle.

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Venue 20.

Time

Details

International World Peace Day Photographic Exhibition

International World Peace Day

Eden Place Arts Centre Pilots Row Community Centre, Rossville Street

7:30pm

Eden Place Arts Centre will host an internationally reognised photographic exhibition

by Oxfam to highlight the plight of people affected by war in different parts of the world.

Art is a useful tool in helping children to understand issues and creatively put their views forward. Local school children will be invited to an arts workshop hosted by a representative from Amnesty International and an arts facilitator.

A workshop will take place on Friday 20th September also.

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Kids Activities

Guildhall Whittaker Suite Guildhall Street Derry

4.30pm – 8.15pm

Come along and enjoy a special treat for the children with magic, puppet & craft workshops.

4.30pm / 5pm / 5.30pm The “Lengenderry Tales” Puppet Show 6.15pm – Clown Show 7.15pm – 8.15pm Little Stars Craft Workshop

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Venue Time 22.

Libraries NI

Central Library Foyle Street Derry

7pm – 8:30pm

t: 028 7127 2300

Five Leaves Left

23.

Details

Five Leaves Left Formed in 2009 after a kitchen jam session which included some of the City’s finest musicians. Five Leaves Left is heavily influenced by jazz, folk and blues.

The band will play an acoustic mix of much loved music which covers many eras.

Live Music @ Guildhall Square

Guildhall Square

The Wood Burning Savages

4.30pm – 8:30pm

4.30pm – 6pm The Jammhouse has invited the tried and tested bands of NI to the City Of Culture 2013. The Clameens will be playing a roaring set after all their undoubted success this year. They’re two singles Follow & She’s Got My Heart have really caught the listeners ears. The industry is tipping them for the top.

Joining The Clameens will be the The Wood Burning Savages who are fast becoming the go to band for enigmatic live performances, and intuitively crafted songwriting that belies their years.

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Venue 23.

Time

Details

Live Music @ Guildhall Square (Continued)

Guildhall Square

The Clameens

4:30pm – 8.30pm 4:30pm – 6pm

Having just returned from writing and gigging abroad, the band are in the midst of a string of summer festival performances around Ireland.

With a full length release in the pre-production stages, expect great things from the band as they head into 2014.

6:30pm – 7pm SOLLUS School of Dance bring you performances of National Dance and Lowland Pipes. Period Costume Dancers, and demonstrations by Sword Dancers.

7:15pm – 8:15pm Balkan Alien Sound bring melodic chaos in the style of Gypsy, Klezmer and Balkan songs and dances with energetic rhythms and fast paced melodies that can often leave crowds riotous with dance.

Balkan Alien Sound

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Venue Time 24.

Details

Mark Wallinger

Void Gallery Derry

Saturday 7 September Friday 25 October

t: 028 7130 8080

Mark Wallinger

Twice nominated for the Turner Prize, once in 1995 and again in 2007 when he won, Mark Wallinger is one of the best known figures in the British art world. In 1999 his ‘Ecce Homo’ occupied Trafalgar Square’s fourth plinth to great acclaim and in 2001 he represented Britain at the Venice Biennale.

Wallinger has exhibited in most major museums internationally and participated in major Biennials emerging as a cultural leader and key artist for the twenty first century.

Curated by Elaine Forde.

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Open Mic Comedy Night

Millennuim Forum Danske Bank Studio Millennium Forum Derry

9pm t: 028 7127 2772 / 028 7127 2775

Joining Danny McCrossan on a stage are local and national comedy wannabees who are keen to give it a go!

So you think you’re funny? Stand Up! Let’s Hear you!

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Echo Echo Dance Company ‘Without’

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Venue Venue 26.

3.

t: 028 7136 0880

9:30am The Old–Convent 7pm Pump Street Derry Tel: 07754859064 12 noon – 10pm

Siege Heroes Museum

Apprentice Boys Memorial Hall 13 Society Street L’Derry t: 077713273011

28.

Details

Bedlam Vintage Museum of Free & Derry Antique Market

55 Glenfada Bedlam Vintage Park & Antique Market Derry

27.

Time

6:30pm – 9pm

5pm

The Museum inner courtyard of Freewill be open Derry, thewith people’s music,story performances, of civil rights workshops and Bloody and stalls throughout the Sunday. day.

Gladrags and handbags new enterprise to promote and give a platform Apprentice Boys to local new and upcomExhibition and Hall ing designers will bebe meeting rooms will launched the day.beopen withon free entry tween 6.30pm and 9pm.

Readings from local SOLLUS School of Dance authors in Little Acorns will be performing Book Store. outside the Memorial Hall on the city walls.

Cooper-Crawley Art Exhibition.

St Augustine’s Church

Grand Parade t: 028 7134 6408 / 4.

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St Augustine’s Church

10.30am – 4.30pm Church open for visitors.

4.45pm - 6.45pm The Big Tickle ComeGuided Tours of Church/ dy Festival, Northern Chapel oflargest Ease Graveyard.

Ireland’s comedy festival is getting bigger 7.00pm – 7:30pm and better for 2013. As Choir of Long Tower well as its traditional Primary School home at The Playhouse, (Programme to include the festival will be be new song about Columhosted in a number of ba composed at School). key arts venues across 7.30pm – 8pm the the city, bringing Fascinating Facts and cream of comedy from Foiblesthese aboutislands St. Augusacross to tine’sBig and Chapel of Ease.

The Tickle.

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Venue Venue Time Time

1.

“A Journey to India”

Guildhall Sq

4pm – 9pm

St Columb’s Cathedral 28.

St Augustine’s Church (Continued)

Grand Parade 5pm – 9:15pm Derry’s Walls / Palace Street 2.

Derry A Week In Goals – Locky Morris Creggan Estate t: 028 7134 6408 / 07745203507

29.

ber 2013

St Columb’s Cathedral

17 London Street Derry

7pm – 9pm

t: 028 7126 7313

Sunday 1 September 2013 - Thursday 31 Octo-

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Details Details

This art installation planned for a house in Creggan takes it’s title from a recent artwork by

Indian arts and crafts, learn to make arts & crafts which are very specific to Indian Culture. For example- Indian bunting, which is, a must in every Indian house, small Indian candle holder, a very colourful platter, Indian flag for young children, and many other items.

Along with this there will be a very colourful display of Indian dresses , Indian gods and goddesses. (including Graveyard Captain William Coppin).

8.00pm – 8:30pm Song and Celebration from Folk Group.

LockyCarnhill Morris. ‘A Week In Goals’ 8:30pm – 9:30pm Celtic Soul.

His art places an emphasis on the immediate terrain, that which is sometimes overlooked and unseen. Its visual Late opening to visitors language incorporates to view the Cathedral humble materials that are interior withwith audio visual embedded metarunning the history phorical on associations. of the building and the silver and siege artifacts will be on display in the Chapter House. Organ recitals will be played throughout the evening.

Venue Venue 3.

Time

Bedlam Vintage & Antique Market

Bedlam Vintage & Antique Market

The Old Convent Pump Street Derry Tel: 07754859064 12 noon – 10pm

Museum of Free Derry 30.

St Columba Photographic Exhibition

The Playhouse Theatre Derry

Monday 2 September Monday 30 September

t: 028 7126 8027

4.

Details

Big Tickle Comedy Festival

Big Tickle Comedy Festival

The Playhouse Theatre Derry 028 7126 8027 1 September 2013 - 30 September 2013

St Columba

The inner courtyard will be open with music, performances, workshops and stalls throughout the day.

Gladrags and handbags new enterprise to promote and give a platform to local new and upcoming designers will be launched on the day.

Readings from local authors in Little Acorns A major photographic exhiBook Store.

bition, tracing the expansive influence of the Columban Cooper-Crawley Art Monastic Movement .

Exhibition.

The reach and influence of St Columba is immense, not just in an Irish and UK context, but also in a European context; and some scholars would argue in a worldwide The Big Tickle context due to Comethe great mody Festival, Northern nastic centres of learning.

Ireland’s largest comedy The Playhouse in conjuncfestival is getting bigger tion with Derry~Londonderand better for 2013. As ry born author/humanitarian well as its traditional and NOKIA Ambassador, home at Thewish Playhouse, Don Mullan, to create a the festival will be be that photographic exhibition hosted in a number of links Derry~Londonderry witharts the venues monasteries and key across places Ireland associthe city,across bringing the ated with the saint, from as well cream of comedy as the reach of his influence across these islands to throughout the world.

The Big Tickle.

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Venue Venue Time Time

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TheJourney LondontoStreet “A India”Gallery

3-5 London Guildhall SqStreet Derry

10am––9pm 10pm 4pm

t: 07813958183

2.

Details Details

An exceptional exhibition Indian arts and crafts, of work Derry learn to by make artsborn & artist Eamonn crafts which areO’Doherty very spe‘Mantofor All Mediums’ cific Indian Culture. For example- Indian bunting, which is, a must in every Indian house, small Indian candle holder, a very colourful platter, Indian flag for young children, and many other items.

Along with this there will be a very colourful display of Indian dresses , Indian gods and goddesses.

A Week In Goals – Locky Morris

Creggan Estate

ber 2013

Locky Morris. ‘A Week In Goals’ His art places an emphasis on the immediate terrain, that which is sometimes overlooked and unseen. Its visual language incorporates humble materials that are embedded with metaphorical associations.

Eamonn O’Doherty - Man for All Mediums

Sunday 1 September 2013 - Thursday 31 Octo-

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This art installation planned for a house in Creggan takes it’s title from a recent artwork by

Venue 3.

Time

Details

Bedlam Vintage & Antique Market

Bedlam Vintage & Antique Market

The Old Convent Pump Street Derry Tel: 07754859064 12 noon – 10pm

The inner courtyard will be open with music, performances, workshops and stalls throughout the day.

Gladrags and handbags new enterprise to promote and give a platform to local new and upcoming designers will be launched on the day.

Readings from local authors in Little Acorns Book Store.

Cooper-Crawley Art Exhibition.

4.

Big Tickle Comedy Festival

Big Tickle Comedy Festival

The Playhouse Theatre Derry 028 7126 8027 1 September 2013 - 30 September 2013

The Big Tickle Comedy Festival, Northern Ireland’s largest comedy festival is getting bigger and better for 2013. As well as its traditional home at The Playhouse, the festival will be be hosted in a number of key arts venues across the city, bringing the cream of comedy from across these islands to The Big Tickle.

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Venue Venue Time Time

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“A Journey The Nerve Centre to India”

Guildhall The NerveSq Centre

2.

4pm – 9pm 6pm-9pm

A Week In Goals – Locky Morris The Nerve Centre

Creggan Estate

ber 2013

6pm-9pm

Sunday 1 September 2013 - Thursday 31 Octo-

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This art installation planned for a house in Creggan takes it’s title from a recent artwork by

Fab Lab Indian arts Event and(fabricacrafts, learnlaboratory) tion to make arts is a&place crafts which where you can aremake very specific to Indian almost anything.

Culture.

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FabLab will be hosting Along with this there tours, demonstrations will a very and be hands oncolourful workshops display of Indian using 3D printers,dresses Laser , Indian gods and godCutters, Vinyl Cutters and desses.

cnc Routers.

So, if you have ever wanted to design and print your own T-shirt, make art Locky some Morris.jewellery, ‘A Week In or even furniture, come Goals’ along on the night and be at an what you Hisamazed art places emphacan achieve. sis on the immediate terrain, that which is Music Promise Event sometimes overlooked SYNC – the Nerve Cenand unseen.

Its visual tre’s Musicincorporates Promise in language the Community will beare humble materials that showing offwith a batch of embedded metaits innovative, creative phorical associations.

Jam sessions at a one off access all areas event as part of Culture Night at the Nerve Centre.

Come along and meet our professional music

Venue Venue 32.

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Time

Bedlam The Nerve Vintage Centre&(Continued) Antique Market

The Nerve Bedlam Vintage Centre & Antique Market

6pm-9pm The Old Convent Pump Street Derry Tel: 07754859064 12 noon – 10pm

6pm-9pm

Big Tickle Comedy Festival

Big Tickle Comedy Festival

The Playhouse Theatre Derry 028 7126 8027 1 September 2013 - 30 September 2013

Resonate Pop Up Studio

mentors The innerand courtyard get your will be open hands onwith 21stmusic, century performances, workshops technology, music and stalls throughout knowledge and find out the day. what is happenexactly ing as part of the Music Gladragsfor Promise and 2013. handbags new enterprise to proWe’ll have our full set up mote and give a platform for anyone who wants to try local newhand and and upcomto their ing designers will be explore their musical launched on the day. curiosity.

So whether youlocal Readings from wanna rock out aAcorns few riffs authors in Little or beats on guitar and Book Store. drums or set the room on fire by droppin the Cooper-Crawley Artperfect mix then this open Exhibition. day will set your creative mind ablaze.

Music Promise

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Resonate Pop Up Studio at Audiobooth, ‘Resonate’ is a project which capture the The Bigwill Tickle Comemusical talent, energy dy Festival, Northern and spiritlargest of our comedy city Ireland’s during and record, festival 2013 is getting bigger produce and and better fordistribute 2013. As that as both a well music as its traditional lasting and celehome atlegacy The Playhouse, bration of the the festival willUK beCity be of Culture 2013. hosted in a number of It’s then that the keyfitting arts venues across Nerve Centre’s Resonate the city, bringing the project createfrom a pop cream ofwill comedy up recording studio to across these islands Audiobooth will open it’s The Big Tickle.

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Venue Venue Time Time

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“A Journey The Nerve Centre to India” (Continued)

Guildhall The NerveSq Centre

4pm – 9pm 6pm-9pm 7pm-10pm

Open Mic in Café Nervosa In addition to the Pop Up Studio we are also opening our café up to anyone who wants to perform in front of a live audience.

Again these performances will be captured for the Resonate project.

What a great way to end your Culture Night out by catching the best of the city’s talented who have 2.

A Week In Goals – performers Locky Morris benefitted from the Nerve Centre’s music Creggan Estate ber 2013 initiatives who will play exclusive acoustic sets.

The Nerve Centre 33.

The Conquest of Happiness

Ebrington Parade Ground,

8pm 20th and 21st Sept.

Tickets available through the Millennium Forum

Sunday 1 September 2013 - Thursday 31 Octo-

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This art installation planned for a house in Creggan takes it’s title from a recent artwork by

Indianto arts and crafts, doors anyone who is learn to to make artstheir & looking record crafts which areforvery original music free.specificif to Indian Culture.

So you’ve never usedFor a example- Indian recording studio bunting, before which is, a must every and would like toinhave Indian house, small Indiyour songs professionally an candlethen holder, a very captured sign up colourful platter, Indian now. flag for young children, All songs recorded will and many other items. also feature on the Along with thisNerve there Resonate and will be a very colourful Centre websites as well as display of Indian dresses social networking chan- , Indian gods and godnels and soundcloud. desses.

To book a recording session with Audiobooth during Culture Night contact Oran OCarroll on 07858043820.

Locky Morris. ‘A Week In Goals’ His art places an emphasis on the immediate terrain, that which is sometimes overlooked An daring and unexpectand unseen.

Its visual ed theatre, dance and live language incorporates music show inspired by humble materials that are the writing of worldembedded with metarenowned pacifist phorical Bertrandassociations.

Russell, will feature a dynamic combination of first hand accounts and dramatization of some of the most horrific acts of war of the 20th and 21st Century.

Venue Venue 34.

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Time

Bedlam The Playhouse Vintage & Antique Market

The Playhouse Bedlam Vintage & Antique 5-7 ArtilleryMarket Street Derry

5:30pm The Old –Convent 11pm Pump Street Derry

t: 028 7126 8027

Tel: 07754859064 12 noon – 10pm

The Playhouse

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The Verbal Arts Centre

The Verbal Arts Centre Stable Lane and Mall Wall Bishop Street Within Derry

7pm – 10pm

t: 028 7126 6946 4.

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Big Tickle Comedy Festival

Big Tickle Comedy Festival

The Playhouse Theatre Derry 028 7126 8027 1 September 2013 - 30 September 2013

Roving Reporters

A photographic The inner courtyard will be open with exhibition created music, byperformances, Derry – Londonderry workshops and stalls born author/ throughout the day. humanitarian, and NOKIA Ambassador, Don Mullan.

Gladrags Mary Hill and School handbags of Ballet new enterprise until 8pm. to promote and give a platform Tours of the historic to local new and upcombuildings (UK 2009 BURA ing designers will Award Winner) be launched on the day.

Readings from local authors in Little Acorns Book Store.

Come along to an evening of purposeful storytelling.

Cooper-Crawley Art will The Verbal Arts Centre Exhibition. host a drop in session of storytelling through the art of traditional music in partnership with Wall to Wall music. Along side this we will host a quilt exhibiThe Big Tickle Cometion If Walls Could Listen. dy Festival, Northern Local and International voices willlargest tell their stories Ireland’s comedy by way of quilts, arpilleras festival is getting bigger and wall hangings. better for 2013.The As project hastraditional been curated well as its by Roberta Bacic. home at The Playhouse, thethe festival will beofbethe At very centre hosted in awe number of exhibition have Textile key artsFrom venues Voices Ouracross City: 2013 which will bethe in tune the city, bringing with the Yearfrom of cream ofCity’s comedy Culture.

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“A Journey The Verbal Arts to India” Centre

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A Week In Goals – Locky Morris

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course delivered here in the Centre, young people will undertake a project to report on the activities around the City as part of Locky Morris.

Culture night. ‘A Week In Goals’

His art places an emphasis on the immediate terrain, that which is sometimes overlooked and unseen. Its visual language incorporates humble materials that are embedded with metaphorical associations.

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Bedlam “A Journey Vintage to India” & Antique Market

GuildhallVintage Bedlam Sq & Antique Market

4pmOld The – 9pm Convent Pump Street Derry Tel: 07754859064 12 noon – 10pm

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Big Tickle Comedy Festival

Big Tickle Comedy Festival

The Playhouse Theatre Derry 028 7126 8027 1 September 2013 - 30 September 2013

Sunday 1 September 2013 - Thursday 31 Octo-

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Visit the Tower Museum for the special opening of the new exciting exhibition – “A History of Derry in 100 Objects – Every Object has a Story to Tell”

Tower Museum

Union Hall Place Derry t: 028 7137 2411

This is a unique opportunity for local people to participate in telling the history of the city.

Join in by suggesting an object. This exhibition is part of the City of Culture Year helping us to tell the city’s old stories as well as its new story.

Bone Ship:

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Tribal Fire & Tribal Beat

Guildhall Sq & City Walls

8.30pm – 10pm

The North West’s premiere performance troupe Tribal Fire and Tribal Beat join forces to dazzle and amaze the crowds with the greatest of fire finesse!

8.30pm Guildhall Sq 9.15pm City Walls Shipquay Gate

Tribal Fire & Tribal Beat

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Voluntary Arts Ireland

Verbal Arts Centre Bishop Street Derry

6pm – 9pm

t: 07932220077/ 028 7127 2501

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‘I Have a Dream’ Interactive art piece that invites the public to come and share their dreams for the future. They can write or draw their dream on a piece of card which will then be collected and displayed on a specially designed Dream Wall.

Waterside Theatre

Cascade Gallery Waterside Theatre Gendermott Road Derry t: 028 7131 4000

6:30pm – 9:30pm 6:30pm – 9pm

Anna Donovan Exhibition Anna Donovan 2D work is generally mixed media on paper, plywood and canvas ranging in size from 25cm x 25cm, to 100cm x 100cm and will be available to purchase.

International Youth Peace Summit The City’s inaugural International Youth Peace Summit, designed ot encourage discussion, inquiry, reflection and exploration amongst young people from areas of conflict throughout Europe.

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Visit the city for a series of amazing events that will reflect on 2013 and look forward to the city’s hopes for 2014 and beyond.

Turner Prize: 23th October – 5th January Banks of the Foyle Halloween: Carnival 26th October – 3rd November Craft Fair: Guildhall 15th – 17th November Christmas Illuminations: 22nd November Lumiere: 28th November – 1st December Christmas Market: 10th – 21st December Hope - New Year Celebration: 31st Dec - 1st January 2014

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Mark Wallinger @ Void Gallery

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Millennium Forum

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Museum of Free Derry

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Siege Heroes Museum

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St Augustine’s Church

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St Columb’s Cathedral

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St Columba Photographic Exhibition

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The London St Gallery

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The Nerve Centre

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Centre for Contemporary Art

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Cowley Cooper Gallery

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Columba Heritage Trail

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Information Point: The Tourist Information Centre on Foyle Street and an Information Point at Guildhall Sq will be opened to 9pm on the evening of 20th September, so please call in to find out more details on Culture Night and other events taking place throughout the year.

Also look out for our Walled City Ambassadors who will be out & about on the City Walls throughout the event.

For all accommodation requirements, why not visit www.derryvisitor.com The event listings listed are correct at the time of print. These listing may be subject to change at short notice due to unforeseen circumstances i.e. adverse weather. Derry City Council accepts no liability for any changes to the programme This document is available upon request in a number of formats including large print, Braille, PDF, audiocassette and minority languages. For further information on alternative formats please contact T: 028 7136 5151 Textphone: 028 7137 6646 or email: equality@derrycity.gov.uk

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