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Culture Night 2023 in Wexford – your complete guide to what's on around the county - Vimarsana News

Culture Night 2023 in Wexford – your complete guide to what's on around the county

The history and landscape of Hook Head, early life in Enniscorthy Castle, and a spoken word competition for teenagers are just some of the many events taking place in Co Wexford for Culture Night 2023. This year’s celebration of local culture takes place this coming Friday (September 22) and will feature a series of free events in all of the county’s five districts.

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Kidderminster step entry to close to make way for new park - Vimarsana News

Kidderminster step entry to close to make way for new park

THE Step Entry which connects Worcester Street to Bromsgrove Street in Kidderminster town centre will closed from Friday (September 15).

Forza Horizon 5's EventLab level creator gets new tools and its own island next week - Vimarsana News

Forza Horizon 5's EventLab level creator gets new tools and its own island next week

EventLab 2.0 will soon hit Xbox's open-world racer Forza Horizon 5. The level creation toolset is receiving multi-selection, prefab saving, and even a whole island to make custom content.

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ClarkeHopkinsClarke architect's 'slow office' entry wins global design competition - Vimarsana News

ClarkeHopkinsClarke architect's 'slow office' entry wins global design competition

When developing the serene, tactile, adaptive reimagining of office life and form for the international office design competition, Takada sought to address two specific questions: How might the post-pandemic working-from-home office actually connect us with nature, community and our own innate creativity? How might that look, feel, function and sound when located in a beautiful bushfire zone in the Blue Mountains two hours west of Sydney?