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Threshold – In Pictures

Threshold – In Pictures

In the face of arts cuts, closures and cancellations, this weekend’s Threshold Festival singlehandedly proved that you don’t need boat shows and big names to rally around – all you really need is talent. And that’s one thing that’s definitely recession proof in this city.


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Win Tickets to Threshold Festival

Win Tickets to Threshold Festival

Spend a weekend indoors. Two weekend passes to this weekend’s Threshold Festival up for grabs. One weekend, a whole month’s worth of good stuff, all under one roof.


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Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin’?

Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin’?

Fancy a bit of spontaneous cabaret-gaming-dancing-philosophizing-debating-gigging-singing-retro-gaming? First out of the blocks, the city’s newest – and first- festival of 2011 promises all this, and not a drop of rain. Could this be the perfect festival, asks David Lloyd?


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Bowled Over

Bowled Over

Creating a stir and, no doubt, a bowl to stir it all in, contemporary ceramic artists are breaking the mould this month at the CUC


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What We Saw in the Biennial This Week

What We Saw in the Biennial This Week

All human life is here, but what will you remember from a trip to the Novas Contemporary Urban Centre, and the Rapid Hardware’s Public Realm strand?


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Something Stirring in the Cellar

Something Stirring in the Cellar

A weekend of great music, lively poetry and free drink at the CUC. Makes the trek from town more than worthwhile.


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Review: Matt Berry at the Kazimier

Review: Matt Berry at the Kazimier

— Matt Berry comes to the Kazimier with his set of psych-folk and tracks from his new album, Kill The Wolf.

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