April 2010 | Off Your Facebook

Firstly due to unforseen circumstances we have had to postpone "Off Your Facebook" on the 21st of April. We will through be rescheduling and let everyone who had enrolled know as soon as this is confirmed.

This is a shame as it had generated alot of interest and alot of people were looking forward to it.

Currently we are working with UVA in London on their "Speed Of Light" installation as part of Virgin Medias 10 year celebration of Fibre Optics.  We are providing the event management service for the 12 days that the event runs as well as training for the stewards who will be working on the event. Karen is in London again for three weeks and I just left her on the phone as she ran off to deal with the fire alarm....mm

Continuing with all things southern as well as the imminent approach of the Celebrating Surrey Event (www.celebratingsurrey.org.uk) on the weekend of the 26th & 27th of June we are working with them to deliver a large outdoor concert on the Friday (25th June) as an opening to the weekend. The breadth of the programme is amazing with over 4,000 participants and a weekend audience of over 15,000 anticipated, things like a giant pod made from bookshelves for storytelling (right) - Oh and Black Elks direct descendant will be performing part of the spoken word element of the Citizens Advice Bureau's 70 year anniversary commission.....

As well as regular trips to Guilford we can now add Hampshire to our list as we are now the consultants to their 2012 Cultural Olympiad programme. Taking place on five outdoor sites over a 12 day period in 2012 thier ambition and vision is to be applauded and we can't wait to make a start on it.

 We are continuing our work with the Youth Music Mentoring scheme over the next three months around the UK after being awarded an further contract by Youth Music to deliver the training.

Now off to Liverpool for a site visit as well as a quick drink at the PRSF event for their wards for their New Music Plus" (Producers Partnership) CDH was one of the nominators of the scheme and are pleased (and proud) that Kyrsko (Matthew to his friends) was a successful candidate. He's working with the Whitworth Gallery and taking them to places they've (And I suspect he) has never been. Bandstands, Gramaphone's, Boating Ponds its all in the mix.