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Open Call for Events 2019, People’s History Museum (PHM)
Deadline: Mon 19 Nov 2018
2019 marks 200 years since the Peterloo Massacre, a major event in Manchester’s history, and a defining moment for Britain’s democracy. To commemorate this monumental anniversary, a year long programme of events and exhibitions at the People’s History Museum will explore the changing face of protest and the role of creative disobedience. Submissions are invited from groups or individuals wishing to showcase or produce an event as part of this programme.
We are particularly interested in creatively disobedient events and activities, ranging from the fun to the formal, that relate to our year long theme of protest: past, present and future, or give voice to issues and ideas worth fighting for today.
Please note: Although PHM is unable to fully fund events, we have a small budget available to help support the 2019 Events programme, particularly in relation to travel expenses, material costs and artist fees. Please outline within the expression of interest form what support you might require.
For more information and to download an expression of interest form please click here
Deadline: 19 November 2018
Additional Information:
Location:
Manchester
Region(s):
North West England
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