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SPRING January 2014

– March 2014

www.thestationbristol.org.uk

INTRODUCTIONWelcome to The Station’s programme for the Spring term 2014. We’re going straight into our second term of the academic year with exhibitions of work by young artists, Urban Arts Space courses, professional performances, services support and youth clubs, as well as an exciting new programme of courses for young people who are finding themselves out of education, training or employment.

I hope to see you this Spring.

Emily Bull, Programme Manager

INFORMATIONTo contact us you can visit us at THE STATION, SILVER STREET BRISTOL BS1 2AGCall us on 0117 204 7338Email us on [email protected] us online at www.thestationbristol.org.uk

Find us on Facebook at Facebook.com/thestationbristolFollow us on Twitter @Creative_Youth

Interested in a bursary place on one of our Urban Arts Space courses? Here’s what you need to do:

Collect a bursary application form from The Station’s reception or email our Programme Manager, [email protected]

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CONTENTSDANCEBallet 4Breakdancing 4Street Dance 4Re-Position 5Carnival Dance 5Love&Sex performance 5

MEDIAFilm Making Club 6Radio Journalists 6Desh Project 7Journalist Masterclass 7

MUSICStudio 7 8STN Choir 8Industry Insiders 8Record Label Launch 8UAS+ Visualising Sound 9UAS+ Listening 9UAS+ No Pain No Gain 9Private music lessons 9

THEATREImprovisation & Physical Comedy Workshop

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VISUAL ARTSYoung Artists 11Young Photographers 11

JANUARY EXHIBITIONSYoung Artists 12UAS Young Photographers 12Jess Midgley 12Volunteer Stories 12Young Bristol exhibition 12

YOUTH CLUBSTeenage Parents Project 13The Chill on Mondays 13LGBTQ support group 13WECIL Listening Partnership 14Basement Studio 14STN Sports Hub 14Big Chill Fridays 15The Drop 15

SPECIAL YOUTH CLUB EVENTSFor The Love of Lynn 16Valentines day party 16Pancake day activities and feast 16International Women’s day open mic

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OTHER YOUTH SERVICESThe Station Drivers need you! 17The Kitchen 17Off the Record 17Brook Sexual Health Clinic 17

FEBRUARY HALF TERM18

OUTREACH PROGRAMME18

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WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THE CREATIVE YOUTH NETWORK? JUST FLIP THE PROGRAMME.

DANCE Urban Arts Space: Breakdancing Classes

Ages 12 - 19

Tuesday 14th January onwards, 4.30 - 6.30pm

No experience necessary

The Station’s Breakdancing classes are for those that want to develop technique as well as learn a new style. The first 5 sessions will be taking place around Bristol so call in advance to find out where. After half term they will be back at The Station. It’s a friendly and encouraging class for those that want to dance. New members are always welcome.

£2 PER CLASS. Bursary places are available.

There’s no need to book, just turn up. For more info visit www.thestationbristol.org.uk/breakdancing

Urban Arts Space: Street Dance Classes

Friday 17th January onwards, 4.30 - 6.30pm

Ages 12 – 19


The weekly Street Dance classes at The Station are for those that want to express themselves through hip-hop dance and develop technique in a friendly and supportive environment. The classes take place every Friday and start from the 17th January with a break for the half term. New members are always welcome!


There’s no need to book, just turn up. For more info visit www.thestationbristol.org.uk/streetdance

SWDT CYGNETS: Youth Ballet Company

Ages 12 - 19

Monday 6th January, 6 - 8pm: Free Taster session.

Saturday 11th January, 1.30 - 4.30pm: Auditions

Monday 13th January, 6 - 8pm: Rehearsals start


SWDT CYGNETS is a youth ballet company led by South West Dance Theatre and the Creative Youth Network at The Station. Throughout the term the company rehearse weekly working on a unique storyline which will draw on techniques from other dance styles and be shown in an end of term performance.

£50 PER PERSON. Bursary places are available.

To book a place visit www.thestationbristol.org.uk/cygnets

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15 - 24

Every Thursday from 7.30pm.

These amazing dance sessions cover hip-hop, street, jazz and contemporary dance styles. The group work towards performance opportunities and the Arts Award.

FREE

To find out more and join the group contact Katy Noakes on 07930 917957 or email

[email protected]

Carnival Dance Baton Open to all ages6 week project every Saturday

from 11th January, 11am - 1pm


Exploring Carnival through the art of Masquerade in an African and Caribbean context using dance, art, music and spoken word. The aim of the project is to provide an introduction to masquerade and work creatively to start building a Mas Band ‘section’ for various performance opportunities.

This exciting and unique project is led by Cleo Alberta Lake, an experienced theatre and dance practitioner, specialising in African, Reggae and Urban dance styles. She is the current Chair of St Pauls Carnival and is also an ADAD Trailblazer researching festivals in Ghana and traditional dance in Jamaica.

£3 PER SESSION (£15 for the whole course)Interested? Get in touch with Cleo directly by emailing [email protected] or going to the Facebook page www.facebook.com/cleocarnivaldancebaton

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Love&SexAges

13 and up

Monday 13th January, 7pm

State of Emergency presents a brand new hard hitting dance theatre show entitled Love&Sex aka Per-Mission that explores issues of love, sex and consent and examines the emotions, the pressures and the comedy of sexual relationships.

Through dance and music, Love&Sex invites audiences to reflect and question their own behaviour and that of others. Targeted at young people aged 13 to 25, the show highlights the connection between sexual health and emotional well being.

With choreography by the internationally renowned Colin Poole and an original soundtrack by SoE’s own Steve Marshall. This piece has been developed in partnership with the Creative Youth Network and Brook during State of Emergency’s artist residency at The Station.

£2 FULL TICKET / £4 CONCESSIONS Book your tickets today at www.thestationbristol.org.uk/loveandsex

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MEDIAUrban Arts Space: Radio JournalistsEvery Thursday from the 16th January, 4.30 - 6.30pm


The Urban Arts Space Radio Journalists is a group for young people that are interested in gaining more experience in media and radio. The group will work on the programming, production and presenting of their own radio show that will be aired weekly throughout The Station and as podcasts on The Station’s website. Those that join the club will be given the opportunity to complete their Arts Awards during the term should they wish.

£25 FOR THE TERM. Bursary places are available.

To book a class or the series of classes visit www.thestationbristol.org.uk/radiojournalists

Ages 12 – 19

Ages 12 – 19

Urban Arts Space: Film Making ClubEvery Monday from the 13th January, 5 - 7pm


Join the Urban Arts Space Film Making Club and work with a professional film-maker on a weekly basis to direct, produce, edit and screen your own films. You’ll have the chance to experience different types of film such as music videos, short films, animation and documentaries. At the end of the term the films made will have their own film screening at The Station. Those that join the club will be given the opportunity to complete their Arts Awards during the term should they wish. The award can go on your CV and go towards UCAS points.


To book onto the course visit www.thestationbristol.org.uk/filmmaking

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Desh Project: Homeland/ MotherlandEvery Tuesday 7th January - 24th March, 4.30 - 6.30pm


Do your parents or grand parents originate form the Indian sub-continent? Are you interested in animation, film or music? The Asian Arts Agency are looking for budding animators and creative types to take part in an intergenerational project exploring and interpreting South Asian culture and its place in Bristol history.

Throughout the project you will work with professional artists to explore different animation techniques, digital story telling and music production, gaining new skills.

FREE TO BE INVOLVED.

If you’re interested in being part of this project email [email protected] or call 0117 929 1110

UAS+ Journalist MasterclassSaturday 1st March 12.30 – 2.30pm

No experience necessary, but an interest in journalism required.

Join Martin Booth a journalist and editor from Bristol Culture in this exciting one off opportunity to learn about the art of journalism. Whether you’re a budding reporter, want to learn the tricks of the trade or would just like to find out what it’s like to be a journalist come along and meet one of Bristol’s finest professional journalists.


Book your place at www.thestationbristol.org.uk/uasjournalism

Ages 16 - 24

Ages 15 – 24

Are you of South Asian heritage?

Are you interested in learning:

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• MUSIC PRODUCTION?

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MUSICStudio 7 Ages

16 - 25 Every Tuesday, 6 - 9pm

A basic level and skill in singing is required.

Studio 7 is led by professional Motown singer and radio presenter Kizzy Morrell. Every Tuesday, Studio 7 turns the Main space at The Station into a practice performance area where individuals get the support, tuition and experience to gain confidence, skills and stage presence. Each month Studio 7 run an open mic at The Station to give you opportunities to perform.

FREE and no need to book.

Calling all singers and acoustic musicians Ages

11 - 24 We’re looking for young people to start a choir with a difference at The Station and want to hear form you if you’d be interested in joining! The different types of music that the choir will cover are hip-hop, Motown, acoustic music, rock, pop, reggae and more.

We want to hear from you!! Get in touch or drop into The Station and let us know you’re keen. When we have enough young people we’ll start the choir-of-all-choirs!

Email [email protected] if you’re interested.

Industry Insiders

Temple Record Label Launch

All ages

21st March

Temple Records is a new record label in Bristol organised and created by young people. This exciting project supported by Creative Youth Network is looking to discover unsigned artists in the wealth of Bristol’s musical scene. We aim to raise the profile of these musicians and give them the opportunity to not only work within the trade but to also build relations with industry professionals.

FREE To get involved or would like more information please email us at [email protected] or visit us at www.templerecords.org.uk

Monthly

For those interested in the music industry

Monthly guest lectures brought to you by dBs and CYN where regional, national and international music industry professionals come to The Station for an evening to share their journeys and careers in the music industry. The evening will also include a panel discussion, Q&A and networking opportunities.

FREE

For more information visit www.thestationbristol.org.uk/industryinsiders

Ages 13 - 24

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UAS+ Visualising Sound

PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONSGuitar, Singing, PianoAll levels of experience welcome

The Station is offering private tuition for young musicians that would like to learn how to play the Piano or the Guitar, or would like to have a private signing lesson. The lessons are 30 minutes each for a course of 10 weeks. The tutor will create a personal lesson plan for your level and interest. Lessons are available to fit into your diary. Contact us to book your first lesson which is a free consultation.


To book a consultation visit www.thestationbristol.org.uk/musictuition.

Ages 12 – 19

Ages 13 - 21

25th January 2014, 12 - 5pm


Do you want to understand how music makes us move? How different genres of music and technologies move us? How many sound waves are produced in music? This is a one off opportunity to work with one of our specialist tutors to experiment and explore the science of music.


To book or for more information visit www.thestationbristol.org.uk/visualisingsound

UAS+ Listening Ages

13 - 21 22nd February 2014, 12 - 5pm


Listening can be a difficult concept for many people. This musical masterclass in listening gives you the opportunity to discuss if there a right answer to the tonality of music or is it down to taste? To discover what instruments are present? To discover the importance of listening.


To book or for more information visit www.thestationbristol.org.uk/listening

Ages 13 - 21

UAS+ No Pain No Gain29th March 2014, 12 - 5pm


Take to distortion and leave clean... Scientific correctness or artistic merit? Discover the relationship for all amplified sound. In this specialist session you will work with the gain and experiment with the amplification of music. It will be a noisy session.


To book or for more information visit www.thestationbristol.org.uk/nopainnogain

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THEATREImprovisation & Physical Comedy Workshop

Thursday 30th January, 6 - 9pm

In partnership with CYN, LAMDA (London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art) is offering a free workshop on Improvisation and Physical Comedy, suitable for anyone with an interest in the performing arts.

Led by a LAMDA tutor this entertaining and highly practical workshop will provide an introduction to the basics of improvisation, the rules of comedy and how to apply these principles in performance. In addition, participants will have the chance to find out more about vocational training opportunities at LAMDA.

FREE. Places are limited.

For more information on how to apply visit www.thestationbristol.org.uk/lamda

Ages 16 - 25

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VISUAL ARTS Urban Arts Space: Young artists

Every Tuesday from the 14th January, 4.30 - 6.30pm


Work with a professional artist in our young artists group to explore materials and different art methods such as screen printing, graffiti, sculpture and keeping a sketchbook amongst others. The group will be working towards an exhibition of work that will take place outside of The Station. Throughout the term there will be the opportunity to work towards a bronze or silver Arts Award.


To book onto the course visit www.thestationbristol.org.uk/youngartists

Urban Arts Space: Young Photographers

Ages 12 – 19

Every Wednesday from the 15th January, 4.30 - 6.30pm


The Station’s young photographers group meet weekly and work on projects that allow them to explore the medium of photography to learn skills, develop techniques and express themselves through the lens based media. The projects that the group will work on will be decided by them and will work towards an exhibition of their work. Those that take part in the group will also be given the opportunity to complete their bronze or silver Arts Award.


To book onto the course visit www.thestationbristol.org.uk/youngphotographers

Ages 12 - 19

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Volunteer Stories7th February - 1st March

Is a volunteer just a volunteer?

What does it mean to be a volunteer?

Why volunteer?

An exhibition of documentation and stories put together by the volunteers at the Creative Youth Network. From being a volunteer youth worker, to creative workshop assistant, find out why they volunteer and what they’re getting out of it.

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Young Bristol exhibition8th - 29th March

A creative showcase highlighting the work from the young creatives engaging in Young Bristol’s services and in partnership with Ambition, UK Youth and CYN’s outreach programme.

Young Bristol’s Creative Programme has been implemented through its network of youth clubs, focusing on 13 - 19 year olds with the aim of raising their aspirations and achievements while supporting young people to become peer mentors and Young Arts Leaders of the future.

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JANUARY EXHIBITIONS: UAS Young Artists11th January - 1st February

A collection of work created by the Urban Arts Space Young Artists who, during the Autumn / Winter term, have explored different media to create a body of work shown in this exhibition.

FREE

UAS Young Photographers11th January - 1st February

A body of intriguing work from the photography students from our Urban Arts Space programme, which shows an insight into the people and places of Bristol as well as exploratory work showing images of interest and learnt techniques.

FREE

Jess Midgley7th February - 1st March

Jess is a student at Bristol School of Art and this is her first solo show in Bristol.

“I am drawn towards the concept of identity; the work is driven towards exploring personal experiences, almost exclusively so I’m interested in documenting my reality and seeing how this exists in parallel with other individuals. Travel and environment have always been important elements of my work.”

FREE

Come in to The Station and view our gallery space – Open to all.

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YOUTH CLUBSThe Chill on Mondays (term time only)

Ages 16 - 24

Every Monday, 2.30 - 5pm (NEWS Career session 2 - 4pm)

Come down to the Chill Sessions at The Station where we can offer you the very best in urban arts experiences. In addition there are dedicated youth workers here to support and develop your interests alongside NEWS Career advice specialists to help you write your CV, apply for jobs and prepare for interviews. The Chill is also an opportunity to link up with the Creative Careers support worker to help you with your Arts Award. Whatever your interests we’ll support you in getting started!

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Teenage Parents Project

Every Monday, 12 – 2pm

Would you like to meet new people? Why not come along to our free drop-in session, have a chat and join our activities which include arts and crafts, self defence, discussions, or just chill out. Courses are also run including first aid and live and kicking. Crèche facilities are available for children aged 0 – 4 with a small cost of 50p per hour per child.

No need to book but for more information call Charlie or Deana on 0117 978 4401

Ages 16 - 19

Ages 12 -14

LGBTQ support groupEvery Monday, 5 - 6.30pm

A new group for Lesbian, Gay, Bi-sexual, Trans and young people questioning their sexuality aged 12-14. Straight-identified young people are also welcome if supporting an LGBTQ friend.

If you’d like to find out more about the group then contact Hannah Greenslade at Brook on [email protected] or 07900 730415.

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STN Sports Hub Ages

11 – 19

Every Thursday, 6 – 8.30pm

No need to be sporty, but an interest to get active.

Try your hand at dodge ball, tag rugby or get advice from a personal trainer. The STN Sports Hub is a drop in session so you can come for the whole two and a half hours or for as long as you can.

For regular attendees we’ve got great giveaways and an opportunity to go on a free sporting trip.

Thursday 23rd Jan 2013: Young People v STN Staff dodge ball competition 50p entry – money raised will go to the charity Macmillan.

No need to book, just drop by

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Disabled young people ages 13 - 21

WECIL Listening PartnershipEvery other Monday. 6.45 - 9pm

The Listening Partnership invite speakers to talk to us about issues of interest and concern. We work on projects, including making a DVD and pieces of art work. Accessible transport for members attending meetings is provided if required.

FREE

Basement Studio Ages 13 - 19Every Tuesday, Wednesday,

Thursday 7 – 9.30pm and Saturdays 2.30 – 5pm

Open to all interested in music

The Basement Studios run the record studios and practice rooms at The Station, which are available to use. They also run evening youth clubs where you can come in and hang out, and should you wish to, get involved in some music from DJ’ing to radio, music production to playing the drums. Wednesday nights is urban nights.

No need to book just drop in

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The Big Chill FridaysAges

13 – 19Every Friday, 6.30 – 9pm

Half term 21st Feb – There will be an additional daytime session 2:30-5:30pm

The Big Chill on Fridays is a session which has grown from nothing into one of the most attended sessions at The Station. We have exciting weekly projects and activities as well as the chance to come and socialise with other amazing young people. The reason for our rapid growth and great attendance is because what we deliver is driven by your ideas! From the food we provide to the projects, activities and games we run…it all comes from you! So if you have a passion for something and want the chance to make it happen, come down to The Chill on Fridays!

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The DropAges

13 – 19Every Saturday, 5.30 - 8pm

Dynamic and forward thinking youth sessions, supporting you in exploring your ideas, aspirations and dreams. We work with some of the best professionals Bristol has to offer. Try taster creative workshops or just drop in and hang out. These evenings will build your ideas until you are ready to Drop!!

Look out for an amazing opportunity to do film special effects with 8th Sensemedia. Contact us now to find out more [email protected]

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SPECIAL YOUTH CLUB EVENTSFor The Love of Lynn

All ages

25th January 2014, 6pm – 9.30pm.

Youth For Youth present an evening of spectacular entertainment all in aid of the charity Macmillan Cancer Care.

Join us for some incredible music, fun games and workshops in a bid to raise money for the UK’s leading charity supporting people living with cancer.

In memory of a very special lady – Lynn Boon.

£2 ENTRY ON THE DOOR. For more information visit www.youthforyouth.co.uk or contact [email protected]

Valentines day party

Ages 13 - 19

All ages

Ages 13 - 19

Friday February 14th, 6 - 9.30pm FREE

www.thestationbristol.org.uk/clubs

Pancake day activities and feastTuesday 4th March, 4.30 - 6.30pm FREE

www.thestationbristol.org.uk/clubs

International Women’s day open micSaturday 8th March, 2 – 5pm

Open to all females! Come and listen to some of Bristol’s up-and-coming female music stars.

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OTHER YOUTH SERVICES AT THE STATION

The Station Drivers need you!

Ages 12 - 19

Meetings will take place on the first Monday of every month from 5 – 6.30pm.

The Station Drivers youth group is changing from being a youth led projects group to a committee made up of young people that want to inform and lead on what happens at The Station… and we’re looking for new members!

The committee will meet monthly to discuss activity at The Station from what to programme to how young people can be more involved in decisions made. All travel expenses will be paid to get to the meetings and refreshments will be provided.

Being on a youth committee will not only look fantastic on your CV and applications, but will give you a voice and chance to shape what happens for young people in the city centre.

Deadline to apply: Monday 27th January

How to apply: visit www.thestationbristol.org.uk/stationdrivers or drop into The Station to find out more.

YMCA Café: The KitchenOpen 9am - 5pm, Monday to Saturdays

The Kitchen café at The Station is open to all and serves some delicious food and drinks. They also offer voluntary opportunities and apprenticeships for young people interested in hospitality and catering. For more information contact café manager Ben Silvey on [email protected]

Off the Record

Open Monday – Friday. Appointments needed.

Based on the top floor at The Station is Off the Record who offer free specialist mental health support for those aged 11 – 25 years old. To find out more visit www.thestationbristol.org.uk/get-advice

Brook Sexual Health Clinic

Drop in clinic open Monday - Friday 12 - 7pm & Saturdays 12 - 5pm.

Brook offer a free and confidential sexual health and relationship service and advice for under 25 year olds on the top floor at The Station. For more information visit www.thestationbristol.org.uk/get-advice

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OUTREACH PROGRAMME AT THE STATIONCreative Youth Network has a dedicated staff member who delivers projects in the community and at The Station with the vision to slowly introduce young people to its services and creative opportunities. We want to shout about what we can offer young people and outreach is how we do that!

We can provide creative programmes for schools, organisations and communities working with young people.

Get in touch with Amber, Projects Outreach Worker, for a chat about your idea or issue.

[email protected] or 07436 161986

FEBRUARY HALF TERMOver the February half term Creative Youth Network will be running a series of Urban Arts Space+ workshops for those that are interested in joining the courses from April. All of the workshops are for 12 – 19 year olds and are £2 per workshop. We also have bursary places available – see details at the front of the programme.

Taster sessions that will be happening at The Station are:Tuesday 18th Feb

Film Making; 2.30 - 4.30pm

Young Artists; 4.30 - 6.30pmWednesday 19th Feb

Radio Journalists; 2.30 - 4.30pm

Young Photographers; 4.30 - 6.30pmBook a place on any of the UAS+ half term workshops at www.thestationbristol.org.uk/uas

Changes to drop in youth services over half term 17th Feb The Monday Chill sessions will be opening up to ages from 13 - 19yrs. 2:30 - 5:30pm

24th Feb The Chill on Fridays daytime delivery 2:30-5:30pm it becomes delivery for half term for 13 - 19yrs. 6 - 8:30 pm

For activity happening at the Kingswood Estate through the half term see theCREATIVE YOUTH NETWORK section on the flipside of the programme.18

www.creativeyouthnetwork.org.uk

SPRING January 2014

– March 2014

INFORMATIONTo contact us you can visit us at 20 OLD SCHOOL HOUSE BRITANNIA ROAD, BRISTOL BS15 8DB

Call us on 0117 947 7948Email us on [email protected] us online at www.creativeyouthnetwork.org.uk

Find us on Facebook at Facebook.com/creativeyouthnetFollow us on Twitter @Creative_Youth

Creative Youth Network’s headquarters are on the Kingswood Estate. It is a beautifully spacious and open site that has creativity bursting from the seams. 2014 is going to be an exciting year with creative courses, event planning, showcases and volunteer opportunities. Have a look what we’ve got to offer you in this urban oasis.

We look forward to welcoming you.

Laura Lewis-Paul, Projects Manager

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CREATIVE YOUTH NETWORKThe Kingswood Estate20 Old School HouseBritannia RoadBristol BS15 8DB

Registered Charity No. 266318

SUPPORT USAs a registered charity (no 266318) CREATIVE YOUTH NETWORK

relies on the generosity of the community and the support of local businesses, trusts and foundations and public organisations to make our valuable work

with young people possible. For more information on how you or your company can support us please contact our fundraising department

[email protected] / 0117 947 7948.

CONTENTSYouth Theatre 4Graffiti 4Music Production 5Live Music 5UAS Showcase 5

Creative Careers 6Future4Me 7Stepping Up 7

Hanham 8Hillfields 8The Stokes 9

Young Artists 9Young Photographers 9

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YOUTH CLUBS

URBAN ARTS SPACE is open to anyone aged 13 to 19yrs. It’s a chance to get involved in theatre, graffiti, live music and music production. Learn to use state of the art equipment and facilities under the guidance of expert tutors, artists and assistants. Express yourself and make something new.

Funded by Positive Activities & South Gloucestershire Council.

Urban Arts Space - Youth Theatre

Every Monday excl half term, 6:30-8:30pm from 13th January


Work with industry professionals in a group setting to explore and develop your youth theatre skills. You will also gain experience presenting your work as part of an end of term showcase at the Kingswood Estate. We will offer you support in training, work placements and/or employment. Throughout the term you will also be given the opportunity to work towards an Arts Award that provides creative exploration, CV opportunities and points towards UCAS.

£25 FOR THE TERM. Bursary places are available on a first come first served basis.*

www.urbanartsspace.co.uk/youththeatre

Urban Arts Space - Graffiti

Every Tuesday excl half term 6-8pm from 14th January


Work with industry professionals in a group setting to explore and develop your graffiti skills. You will also gain experience presenting your work as part of an end of term showcase at the Kingswood Estate. We will offer you support in training, work placements and/or employment. Throughout the term you will also be given the opportunity to work towards an Arts Award that provides creative exploration, CV opportunities and points toward UCAS.


www.urbanartsspace.co.uk/graffiti

Ages 14 - 19

Ages 13 - 19

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Urban Arts Space - Music Production

Every Wednesday excl half term 6-8pm from 15th January

Work with industry professionals in a group setting to explore and develop your music production skills. You will also gain experience presenting your work as part of an end of term showcase at the Kingswood Estate. We will offer you support in training, work placements and/or employment. Throughout the term you will also be given the opportunity to work towards an Arts Award that provides creative exploration, CV opportunities and points towards UCAS.


www.urbanartsspace.co.uk/musicproduction

*See front of THE STATION section for details

Urban Arts Space - Live music

Every Wednesday excl half term 7.30-9.30pm from 15th January


Develop your song writing skills, rehearse with other musicians and bands, start your journey into the music industry. Each session is run by professional musicians and tutors. Equipment and rehearsal space provided.

We will offer you support in training, work placements and/or employment. Throughout the term you will also be given the opportunity to work towards an arts award that provides creative exploration, CV opportunities and points towards UCAS.

£25 FOR THE TERM. Bursary places are available on a first come first served basis.

www.urbanartsspace.co.uk/livemusic

Urban Arts Space Showcase

Ages 13 - 19

Ages 13 - 19

27th March 2014, 6pm

Please come and show your support for our young creatives. This will be an evening to showcase the work of our up-and-coming artists and musicians. They have been working over 10 weeks to complete their final pieces in theatre, music and graffiti. It is a great opportunity to spot that raw talent and a chance for Bristol’s young ones to reveal their passion.

For further information, please contact [email protected]

The Station will be holding a similar event on the 28th to celebrate their participant’s achievements over the term. For more information about the showcase at The Station email [email protected]

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ARTS EDUCATION AND CAREER PROGRAMMES

ARTS FOR LIFE: Creative CareersCourses every month starting on 28th January 2014


Fancy yourself as the next Banksy, Devlin or even Beyonce? Want to pursue a career in the creative industries and even make money from your art? If you are not working or not in college then Creative Careers could be the pathway for you. It is a short course which uses creativity such as spoken word, film and art to develop employability skills and knowledge to support you into the creative industry of your choice. Specialist sessions and work placements are included alongside continuing information, advice and guidance to support young people into progression.

You will be supported to complete your Bronze and Silver Arts Award which is a recognised qualification in the creative industries and can go on your CV and towards UCAS points.

You will have access to all of the equipment needed and lunch and travel expenses are provided.

The course is funded by The Big Lottery’s Reaching Communities fund and is FREE for 16-24 year olds who are not in education, employment or training.

www.thestationbristol.org.uk/creativecareers

ARTS FOR LIFE is exactly that! It’s about using the creative arts to educate and inspire you to make positive life choices.

We use creative media to deliver a range of life based skills and to support young people to engage with education, whether you are 13 or 23.

We offer a range of programmes and are always keen to develop new initiatives so if you are a young person, a youth professional, school or a parent, feel free to give us a call to see what we can develop together.

To find out about any of our programmes below contact our Creative Learning Manager, Dominy Roe on 07874 015162, email [email protected] or visit www.artsforlife.co.uk

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Ages 16 - 24

at Kingswood Estate and The Station

ARTS FOR LIFE: Future4Me Ongoing


Working in partnership with 1625 Independent People, Creative Youth Network are offering Arts Mentoring with our professional artists to young people who are either leaving the care system or leaving custody.

Young people will be supported by creative industry professionals in a mentoring role enhancing their skills and offering progression opportunities.

You will have access to all of the equipment needed.

This is a FREE service for 16-25 year olds who are leaving looked after care or leaving custody.

Ages 16 - 25

ARTS FOR LIFE: Stepping UpJune 2014 - October 2014


CYN is part of a consortium with The Bridge Foundation, Empire Boxing Academy, Bristol Drugs Project and HAWKS. The project supports schools to identify a cohort of students that may struggle with the transition into secondary school. CYN deliver a programme of creative arts sessions to a group of students before they leave junior school and as they enter into secondary school.

Young people will work in groups to develop an artistic piece alongside a professional tutor.

This programme is funded by The Big Lottery’s Realising Ambition.

Ages Year 6 & Year 7

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ARTS FOR LIFE: Build Your BrandCourses every Friday starting on 17th January 2014, 6pm - 8pm


A brand new programme supporting young entrepreneurs to develop creative business skills and make some money.

Did you know that 99% of business ideas fail… because they don’t even start! Come and learn the skills and crafts to fine tune your idea and turn peanuts into pennies.

Professionals in clothing design and graffiti will support you to produce your product. You will be helped to complete your Arts Award which is a recognised qualification in the creative industries and can go on your CV and towards UCAS points. You will have access to all of the equipment needed and lunch and travel expenses are provided.

The course is funded by The Big Lottery’s Reaching Communities fund. £25 per term or free if you are 16-24 years old.

www.thestationbristol.org.uk/buildyourbrand

Ages 13 - 24

HANHAM YOUTH CLUB Monday: 7 - 9:30pm (Year 9+) Tuesday: 7 - 9:30pm (Year 8s) – 50p EntryWednesday: 7 - 9:30pm (Year 7s) – 50p EntryThursday: 7:30 - 10pm (Year 9+)

What do we offer?Come along and see what’s going on at Hanham Youth Club! We are an extremely busy youth centre with hundreds of young people per week taking advantage of this fantastic club. So why not pay us a visit, meet new friends, get competitive in our indoor sports hall, learn new cooking skills in our large kitchen, get arty with regular art activities and most of all, have fun!

We have many years of experience and a dedicated team to guide and support you especially when times get tricky.

We also hire out our top of the range facilities for birthday parties, sporting projects, meetings, conferences at very competitive prices and can provide a DJ to host a party with the latest music using the latest in LED lighting, atmospheric smoke and lasers.

How to contact us:High Street, HanhamSouth Gloucestershire BS15 3EJTel: 0117 967 5948arran.bees@creativeyouthnetwork.org.ukwww.creativeyouthnetwork.org.uk/hanhamwww.facebook.com/hanhamclubtwitter: @HanhamClub

YOUTH CLUBS

HILLFIELDS YOUTH HUBWhen are we open?Monday: 7 - 9pm (Ages 8 - 19)Wednesday: 6 - 8pm (Ages 8 - 13)Thursday: 7 - 9pm (Ages 14 - 19)

FREE. No need to book, just turn up on the night.

What do we offer?Pool, table tennis, table football, indoor sports hall, multi-gym weights room, kitchen, main social room, music studio, computer room, TV lounge. Plus outdoor space – ball court and BMX track.

We are a Bristol Youth Links funded project which aims to offer a safe, friendly, fun environment to come along and meet friends, listen to music, play sport, learn new skills in cooking, making music, the arts and take part in discussions.

We are passionate about offering opportunities to young people from East Bristol and everything we do from arts, music and sport has a pathway to accreditation, further participation and excellence.

The youth hub is also a Sport England doorstep sport club site and we offer pathways for young people to take part in sports participation and volunteering. Projects that we have run so far include: basketball with Bristol Storm and Bristol Academy Flyers; table tennis with Bristol City Community Trust; multi-sport with Streetgames; and cricket with Gloucestershire Cricket Club Streetchance.

How to contact us:Hillfields Youth Centre, Thickett Avenue Bristol BS16 4EH Tel: 0117 947 7948youth.services@creativeyouthnetwork.org.ukwww.creativeyouthnetwork.org.uk/hillfields

Ages 11 - 25

Ages 8 - 19

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Open Recruitment eventFriday 31st January 6pm

Are you interested in becoming part of an award winning youth events team? Do you feel you have skills in marketing, production, photography or just feel you want to explore the idea of being in a team of event organisers? Come and hear from the team, people that have worked in the industry and people that have performed at the events. This will be a great opportunity to hear about events management from every angle. FREE

For more information please contact: [email protected]

Youth For Youth Events Team Tuesday 7th January every Tuesday 6 - 7pm

Youth For Youth is an award winning youth events team, they have been running for 6 years from the Kingswood Estate. The group have weekly meetings to organise plan and deliver Creative Youth Network’s events and showcases. They support all our Youth Services with planning and delivering bespoke events and will also be putting on the Main Event which is their annual music and arts festival. Get in touch and if you’d like to find out how to get involved. No experience necessary. FREE

For more information please contactsophia.ahmed@ creativeyouthnetwork.org.uk

Funded by

THE STOKES YOUTH CLUB When are we open:Monday: 5 - 7.30pm (Ages 11 - 13)Thursday: 6.30 - 9.00pm (Ages 14 - 18 )Friday: 7 - 9.30pm (All welcome – band/music night)

What we offer:Pool, table tennis, table football, indoor sports hall, main social room, arts room, kitchen, tuck shop and much more!

We’re a safe, friendly, fun environment so come along and meet friends, listen to music, play sport, learn new skills in cooking playing music, the arts, take part in discussions, debates and competitions and go on trips.

We want young people to engage with the team to ensure that together we provide activities that are enjoyable and positive, where each young person will be respected, listened to and made to feel welcome.

Areas of the club can be hired at competitive rates for parties, activities and events.

How to contact us:The Stokes, Little Stoke Lane, Little Stoke South Gloucestershire BS34 6HY Tel: 07747 271919 [email protected] www.creativeyouthnetwork.org.uk/thestokes

Ages 11 - 18

Ages 13 - 19

Ages 13 - 19

1-2-1 Support ServicesAs part of our BYL delivery CYN are able to offer 1-2-1 work with young people around issues that are preventing them from getting on with their life- such as confidence building, support with engaging in wider services, behaviour management, etc.

Please contact our Youth Services department for further details. 0117 947 7948

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LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO MEET, REHEARSE OR PERFORM? NEED A ROOM IN KINGSWOOD OR CENTRAL BRISTOL?

Our range of spaces offer state of the art facilities and equipment to use at affordable prices - in the heart of the city at The Station and an unusual urban oasis, Kingswood Estate.

Our aim is to provide the highest quality spaces and equipment so people can excel at what they do.

If you’re looking for a place to host a dance, relaxation or exercise class, a meeting, workshop, party, conference or corporate function, our spaces could be just what you’re looking for.

.... And you can be sure that whatever you pay will go to support our charitable work.

For competitive prices, more information and how to book give our dedicated bookings team a call on: 0117 947 7948

or email: [email protected] www.creativeyouthnetwork.org.uk/useourspaces

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