We're offering a series of free online workshops for artists and those who are interested in becoming a community arts worker. These workshops are open to individuals from diverse backgrounds who want to learn more about writing proposals and funding applications, creating digital content for social media, live streaming, community engagement, and project management. There are the 3 workshops planned for this year, and more will be coming in 2021:
We’re also offering £50 bursaries to help with data costs for people who can commit to at least 3 workshops. To apply for this, or if you have any questions, please contact Nuria at production@shebaarts.com before 22 Nov.
- 25 NOV - "How to create and market digital content" led by James Shaw - Eventbrite link here.
- 2 DEC - "Live streaming through Facebook and Youtube" led by Dee Dixon - Eventbrite link here.
- 9 DEC - "An introduction to proposal writing, Arts Council Project Grants and DYCP" - Eventbrite link here.
We’re also offering £50 bursaries to help with data costs for people who can commit to at least 3 workshops. To apply for this, or if you have any questions, please contact Nuria at production@shebaarts.com before 22 Nov.
5th seminar on diveristy in the arts, blackness, dividing terms such as
BAME and other issues.
14th October 2pm
BAME and other issues.
14th October 2pm
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Next seminar on Diveristy in the Arts, 21 August, 2-4 pm on Sheba Arts Facebook page.
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From 17th -23rd August we invite you to join our digital festival, showcasing exciting new work, from the safety of your own home!
Join us for a week of original poetry, visual art, animation, digital immersive theatre, live music and film! We will be showcasing the original work created by our 10 commissioned artists and we’ll be hosting conversations so you can hear the stories behind their work. The festival will launch on Monday 17th August at 6pm with an evening of live music. More details will be released soon. Follow us on Facebook more announcements nearer the time. Diversity and Grassroot Self-agency; Challenges and Solutions (2) A panel of female black artists and arts leaders share their artistic journey and their understanding of the barriers which prevent equal representation in the arts. 10 July 2-4 pm on Sheba Arts Facebook page Watch the video on the link below: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=308813023590267 |
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Diversity and Grassroot Self-agency; Challenges and Solutions (1)
A panel of academics, artists and community facilitators will share their understanding of the barriers which prevent equal representation in the arts. Friday 26th June, 2-4 pm We are delighted to invite you to the virtual launch of Gardens of Babylon on the 11th of June at 11 am on our Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/ShebaArts/ Please invite your friends and stay tuned. Launch Event; Gardens of Babylon Digital Exhibition 28 March 2020 Manchester Central Library |
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We are looking for Persian (Farsi) speaking children up to the age of 15 for a poetry and music workshop, part of a project about Iranian heritage. In collaboration with Ahmed Iqbal Ullah Race Relation Centre. Date: 19 January 2020, 2-4 pm Address: Stockport friends meeting house, 2 Cooper Street, SK1 3DW Facilitated by Arian Sadr, Mahboobeh Rajabi کلاس شعر و موسیقی برای کودکان و نوجوانان 5 تا 15سال 19 ژانویه ساعت 2-4 این کلاس بخشی از یک پروژه به نام باغ های بابل با همکاری کتابخانه مرکزی منچستر است. برای کسب اطلاعات بیشتر و ثبت نام با ایمیل یا شماره تلفن زیر تماس بگیرید. هزینه رفت و آمد برای شرکت در کلاس پرداخت می شود. Admin@shebaarts.com Tel: 07424851798 |
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Women of Freedom Square, a play about Iranian women and their fight for freedom
30th January 2020, 7.30 pm, Kings Arms Salford Book your tickets here To celebrate the 25th birthday of The National Lottery, we offer 10 free ticket to the public. To book your ticket send us an email and we will reserve you a place. Admin@shebaarts.com |
Kurdish Song and Music Workshop, part of Gardens of Babylon.
A project about Iranian and Kurdish immigrants in Manchester
To book your place drop us an email: admin@shebaarts.com
Bring Me the Mountain is a work in progress in collaboration with the New Adelphi Studio, Salford University.
This piece has been inspired by Freshet's first solo show 'One More Push' which was an autobiographical piece. Bring Me the Mountain is the story of an ethnic woman who is struggling with mental health while trying to find her feet and go back to work.
4th October 2019 7.PM
Bring Me the Mountain is a work in progress in collaboration with the New Adelphi Studio, Salford University.
This piece has been inspired by Freshet's first solo show 'One More Push' which was an autobiographical piece. Bring Me the Mountain is the story of an ethnic woman who is struggling with mental health while trying to find her feet and go back to work.
4th October 2019 7.PM
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Dance Away the Spiders
This piece explores repression, resistance, trauma and immigration from the perspectives of a group of young refugee women. This performance is a celebration of the participants’ home nations and different cultures. Using visual art, textile art, dance and movement, Dance Away The Spiders creates a liberating performance for both participants and audience members. Full Performance in Cathedral Gardens Saturday 12 October 4.00 PM FREE EVENT |
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In honour of Refugee Week 2019, Sheba Arts presented the Diversity Celebration in St Peter's Parish Centre, Stockport. We profoundly honoured to be supported by the Stockport City Council. Click on the picture for the information. |