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The Beginnings of South Square Centre (1980s) Part II

29aug11:30 am12:30 pmThe Beginnings of South Square Centre (1980s) Part IIPart 1: Events - Paris Thornton, Titanic, China Town & Thornton Arts Festival

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A live online conversation and reminiscence about:
The Beginnings of South Square Centre (1980s)
Part 2:  Gallery Programme
11.30am-12.30pm Saturday 29 August 2020
A roundtable discussion broadcast online to reconnect with some of the people who were involved in South Square centre in the early 80s. This discussion is part two of three and will focus on the early years of the gallery programme. Key instigators Doug Binder and Allan Brack along with others will discuss the early exhibitions and artists who presented at South Square.
In January 2020 the community asset transfer of the building was completed, securing the space for the next 99 years! As we plan for the future, it is the perfect moment to look back and reflect on the beginnings of the Centre, when the Grade II listed workers cottages were rescued from demolition and transformed into the arts-led community centre we have today.
Future conversation topics will cover the gallery programme & artist studios as well as the origins of South Square as an organisation & the Manpower services scheme.
The conversation will take place on Zoom and be available to watch and interact with via an online stream on Facebook Live.
Watch this space for further details.

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Time

August 29, 2020 11:30 am - 12:30 pm(GMT+00:00)

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Address: Thornton Road, Bradford, BD13 3LD

Phone: 01274 834747

Email: info@southsquarecentre.co.uk

South Square is a collection of 19th Century workers cottages, in the old Yorkshire village of Thornton, famous for its Brontë connections and its impressive 20-arch viaduct.

Renovated as a community arts centre in 1982, South Square Centre is now home to ten studio spaces for a variety of artists, as well as a gallery, community spaces, archive, fine art framers, bar and a cafe.

The centre hosts community events and activities for all ages, including an ongoing workshop programme and provides community spaces available to hire.