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Archive for March, 2010
Black Routes
Wednesday, March 17th, 2010
Punch are part of a consortium of organisations called Black Routes who are working together with a committment to touring the best of African & Caribbean music to audiences across the UK.
The network produces ten tours per year plus an associated programme of Learning and Participation work.
Black Routes is a partnership between five organisations – Africa Oyé (Liverpool), Centre for Music & Arts Technology – CMAT (Birmingham), Joyful Noise (London), Punch (Birmingham) and Serious (London), funded by Arts Council England.
For more information on the Black Routes check out the dedicated website by clicking here.
Photographs from Tuned On seminar
Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010We’ve uploaded some photographs from our first Tuned On seminar of 2010 which you can view below.
The topic for the seminar was Is Black Music Dead? and speakers included representatives from West Midlands Police, promoters, artists and businesses.
Launch of We Are Eastside website
Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010Eastside – an industrial, urban area to the east of Birmingham’s city centre – is the oldest part of Birmingham and was once home to a mass of foundries, workshops, and tanneries dating back to medieval times.
Today though there is a whole host of exciting and cutting edge organisations producing fantastic creative work – from visual arts exhibitions right through to rock music nights.
The creative organisations and artists who are based in Eastside (including us) have teamed up to showcase the exciting identity of the area, to ensure that both residents and visitors are aware of the activities going on in and around Digbeth and the surrounding area.
Here’s a snapshot of the introduction to the new website:
We Are Eastside – Birmingham’s Creative Playground
Underneath Eastside’s arches you’ll find a whole host of organisations making and presenting film, music, visual arts, digital media, craft, literature, and photography – and some great pubs and cafes too. We Are Eastside is a guide to some of these hidden treasures.
The website is well worth a look so head over to it by clicking here.



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