Dancing cones and paintings one person claims look like satanic worshipping . council responds to critics of pricey cultural programme The paintings look like paedophilia satanic worshipping, with pictures of dead babies and kids with their private parts out.
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The Icons Room at The Fire Within exhibition in 2019, and dancers dressed as traffic cones, inset (Image: Wigan council)
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Wigan s fancy dress Boxing Day night out is going online on United We Stream There’s no bigger party than the Wigan Boxing Day Party
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Boxing Day in Wigan in 2018 (Image: Joel Goodman)
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New documentary celebrating Manchester music scene to premiere tonight Manchester Music Then and Now: Music Worth Fighting For features the likes of Blossoms, New Order and Shaun Ryder
A new documentary which celebrates the music scene of Greater Manchester,
Manchester Music Then and Now: Music Worth Fighting For, will premiere online tonight (December 18).
Set to premiere on the United We Stream site at 8pm this evening, the documentary will be available to watch subsequently on the Visit Manchester site.
Featuring interviews and insights from members of Blossoms, Courteeners, New Order, Happy Mondays, Working Men’s Club and Elbow – as well as such emerging Manchester artists as Yemi Bolatiwa, Valve and DJ Olli Ryder (the son of Shaun Ryder) – the documentary aims to “showcase the strength and diversity of Greater Manchester’s current music scene”.
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“Culture invented and conceived in isolation went back to its roots. In only 9 months, the so-called ‘pandemic year’ wiped out most of the established business models and rituals from a variety of cultures and activities. It turned the music world upside down and brought forth new – never before imagined – ventures and collaborations. The current state has taken an immense toll on everyone in the cultural sector, where the community is large but support is rather low. That’s why this project is not new normal or alternative for real experiences, it is a light at the end of the tunnel to show us direction through this period of uncertainty. It is what makes UWS model essential for this moment.”– says Mersel Bujak, UWS Balkan Regional Coordinator