out of PLACE opens its doors
Summer highlights in the “out of PLACE” venue at 9 Castle Lane will include an interactive Paint by Numbers exhibition, a marching rock band, architecture tours and children’s gardening workshops - all a stone’s throw from Victoria Square.
Shop units have been left empty across Northern Ireland in recent years, a trend exacerbated by the recession. With a focus on animating streets and bringing life to the urban environment, “out of PLACE” uses these vacant units as a catalyst for vibrant urban cultural activities.
Click here to visit the PLACE website and find out more about Paint by Numbers (5th-25th July), Escape Act's city centre performance (17th-18th July), the Reconnecting the City panel discussion (4th August), Architecture Tours, Lunchbox Talks and more! http://www.place.uk.net/en/exhibitions-events/2010/06/10/out-of-place/out-of-place-highlights-july-august/
Most events are free but booking in advance is recommended. Contact PLACE on 028 9023 2524 or email info@place.uk.net
PLACE Architecture Tours: Art Deco 3rd July, Belfast Churches 24th July
Belfast Art Deco: 3rd July 2010, 11am
This city centre walking tour, approx. one hour in length, takes in the well-known twin art deco buildings at the bottom of Royal Avenue but also uncovers some of Belfast's hidden and lesser-known examples from this stylish and elegant era in architecture.
Belfast Churches: 24th July, 11am
Discover the stories and architectural develpoment of Belfast's varied collection of city centre churches.
BOOKING INFORMATION
Strictly limited places available. To book: email info+tour@place.uk.net or phone 028 9023 2524.
Adults: £5
Concessions: £3
Under-12s: free!
Please wear comfortable footwear, and bring an umbrella in case of rain. Payment by cash or cheque (made payable to PLACE), preferably in advance of the day. Please arrive in good time - tour departs out of PLACE, 9 Castle Lane, at 11am sharp!
PLEASE NOTE: CHANGE OF TIME AND START POINT
All tours will now depart out of PLACE, which is located at 9 Castle Lane (beside Cornmarket and opposite Lush & Starbucks - see a Google map).
Community Project in Bangor
PLACE has begun a new community participation project in Bangor, working with developers Karl Greenfarm, DSD and the local community to allow community participation in the development of the Queen's Parade, one of the biggest urban transformations in Northern Ireland over the next few years.
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