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What are some practical, creative and achievable ways that your museum can generate sustainable income?
We'll be discussing this and much more at Money Talks: Income Generation for Museums on 17 March 📆
Confirmed speakers include:
• Aine Graven, Head of Development, People's History Museum
• Sam Astill, Head of Museums and Engagement, South West Heritage Trust
• Maureen Page, Director, Butser Ancient Farm
• Rowan Brown, Chief Executive Officer, Museums Northumberland
• Celia Joicey, Director, Dovecot Studios
• Laura Pryke, Retail Manager and Buyer, Kettle's Yard, University of Cambridge
• Carl Bell, Managing Director, The Whitaker - Rossendale Museum and Art Gallery
Check out the programme now, and apply for a free place if you face barriers in the workplace 👉
http://ow.ly/2oxk50HYMAr
Open Kitchen proudly intercepts perfectly edible food that would otherwise go to waste, with 11.5 tonnes in January intercepted alone!
Located inside the People's History Museum their locally sourced, organic, seasonal, independent and short supply chain menu includes a wide variety of food and drink options.
Enjoy 25% off breakfast available every weekday from 8am to 10am, and until 11:30am at the weekend. This offer ends on 28 February.
More information:
https://bit.ly/3LdUwgS
If you're looking for some Half Term actvities, make sure a visit to People's History Museum is on your list!
They'll be open seven days a week with plenty of family friendly activities to enjoy inlcuding their brand new 2022 Banner Exhibition featuring the world’s largest number of political and trade union banners.
More info:
https://buff.ly/3ula4JN
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There's lots to look forward this year at People's History Museum!
From Sat 29 Jan, their 2022 Banner Exhibition will bring you face to face with the handiwork of those who fought for the rights we have today.
Have a read of the 2022 Exhibition programme 👇
https://buff.ly/3GKSoKP
This Is Your Chance to Profit from the Biggest Wealth Transfer of Our Generation and Finally Achieve A Life of Total Freedom!
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If you're in town today, pop into Manchester Central Library to see some short films by The Young Creatives at Contact, as part of International Day of Persons with Disabilities.
They're also available to watch at People's History Museum tomorrow and online.
Shout out to Sam Holley Horseman, RTYDS 18-Month Residency director at Contact, for her work on this project!
https://contactmcr.com/news/the-young-creatives-project/
Across the River Irwell, towards People's History Museum and Bridge Street in Manchester, at dusk this evening.
Like the site wish DAN was featured x
looks great stuff! People's History Museum