East End Social
Anon posted on the 20/01/2014 12:25:42 PM
This sounds like it could be awesome. An ambitious new music project bringing a host of concerts, events and workshops to the east end. Going to be running from April to August seemingly. Programme is being announced this month i think but can sign up to a mailing list www.eastendsocial.com for updates.
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#7 - Fiona replied on the 13/05/2014 7:15:33 PM
Looks great, just ordered tickets for it now.
#6 - anon replied on the 12/05/2014 12:13:47 PM
This looks AMAZING!
Well done to the organisers.
PS - please make this an annual expo
#5 - What's On replied on the 12/05/2014 11:21:58 AM
Ticket Events*
£15 + booking fee [see What's On] gives access to both church concert performances:
The Everlasting Arms Church* (2pm–5pm)
Admiral Fallow, Rick Redbeard, Kobi Onyame
Dennistoun New Parish Church* (7.30pm–10.30pm)
King Creosote, Alexis Taylor, Siobhan Wilson
Free Events - With limited capacity according to venue.
Will not require a ticket and will cater for people on a first come, first served basis:
Dennistoun Library (11am)
The Fish That Never Swam (But Was A Great Dancer)
A musical for children aged 2–10 by the Swim Team band and arts group.
Nakodar Grill (noon)
Performance will be at the rear of the restaurant
Adam Stafford
Dennistoun BBQ (6.30pm)
Hector Bizerk
Additional pop-up performances to be announced
#4 - The Duke Street Expo 2014 replied on the 13/03/2014 12:09:10 AM
The Duke Street Expo 2014
31st May 2014
Duke Street, Dennistoun
The East End Social alights in Duke Street on May 31st to be greeted by the open doors of the library, cafés, churches, charity shops, restaurants, art gallery and pubs of this vibrant half mile stretch of Dennistoun between Bellgrove and Duke Street train stations. An all-day cultural Expo of pop-up performances, DJ sets, concerts, choirs and pub quizzes has been declared with music, food, community and carousing top of the agenda.
#3 - Twecharbeach replied on the 28/01/2014 8:34:19 PM
This sounds brilliant!
Everyone should get involved!
#2 - Dennistoun Community Council replied on the 21/01/2014 9:57:23 PM
Dennistoun Community Council (DCC) is pleased to be working in partnership with Chemikal Underground on this Culture 2014 project. The Duke Street / East End Social event will be discussed - along with a range of community matters - at our regular meetings (on second Tuesday of each month). DCC meetings are open to public and take place from 7pm-9pm, Gingerbread Hall, 128 Armadale Street. All welcome.
Stephen
#1 - East End Social replied on the 21/01/2014 1:06:58 PM
Hi,
Thanks for the post and yes, we'll be rolling out various events around the east end over the course of this year. Â One of the key events we're planning is an all day/evening event on Duke Street (between Bellgrove and Millerston Streets) with live music performances across a host of venues.
We're working alongside Dennistoun Community Council who have been incredibly supportive and plan to include as many venues as possible from cafes, the library, Reidvale Neighbourhood Centre, churches etc.
Still in the planning stages but if people visited the website you kindly quoted above they can stay up to date with developments.
The East End Social is an official Culture 2014 event and is produced by the Bridgeton based record label Chemikal Underground.
Thanks again for your post.
Stewart Henderson
stewart@chemikal.co.uk
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