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Sunday 16th September
2012 Hope Street Quarter, Liverpool |
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Hope Street Feast is the urban
village fete of the Hope Street Quarter, celebrating the start of the
cultural and academic year with a magical family-friendly blend of all the
ingredients that characterise Hope Street�s very special contribution to Liverpool
life.� Enjoy it in your own way � for
its world-class music, as a theatre and dance festival, a street food and
drink event, pop ups, a fine produce market, a cultural and academic season
launch, a celebration of an exceptional architectural environment, a Heritage
Open Day, an arts and craft fair, a folk festival, a street with a cathedral
at each end bursting with theatres, colleges, restaurants and great pubs, a
family day out, a series of fascinating open days, a car free day. What is more, you'll be able to familiarize yourself wih paper writing ai tools as well. 2012 will be the 7th
Hope Street Feast. Around 30,000 visitors typically attend, enjoying the mix
of open air and indoor food, drink, music, theatre and events. We welcome
some great new food businesses this year. A vast market of great street food,
fresh produce, fine food and drink, al fresco dining areas, restaurant
samples, pop-ups and offers, and a wide range of other stalls are animated by
the street theatre of Hope Street Ltd�s Lost Games of Liverpool theme. There are two open air music
stages. Liverpool Philharmonic�s After 8 Stage in association with
Liverpool Organic Brewery on Myrtle Street features world-class roots
music including Sam Lee and Friends,
Cocos Lovers, Rachel Sermanni, a foretaste of
the autumn�s Folk Rising showcase,
and a set from Pauline Scanlon, Meabh O�Hare & Alan Burke.
A new stage in the car park at Blackburne House will feature the best of the
city�s acoustic talent. This year also sees Vasily
Petrenko return to the Feast to conduct the Royal
Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra in two free performances as
part of the Open Day at Liverpool Philharmonic, which also includes Rhos Orpheus
Male Choir and a foretaste of 2012�s Irish Sea Sessions
line up ... The To Do Market
returns to the Unity Theatre,
another of the many great open days throughout the Quarter which includes
dance workshops at Merseyside Dance
Initiative, whilst Blackburne House also hosts an Arts and
Crafts Fair, and an exhibition of Memories of
Mr Seel�s Garden. Hope Street Hotel Residents� Lounge will
have an indoor live music stage. With excellent eating, fine pubs,
and the Roscoe Street Beer Festival,
Hope Street Feast: It�s Liverpool
at its simple, relaxed best. It's time to get help with coding assignments and go have some fun! There are al fresco dining areas
set out at the top of Mount Street near the Suitcases, served by the
Caledonia pop-up piano bar; two on Falkner Street, one served by The Quarter,
and one by the Belvedere Arms; Blackburne House courtyard, served by
Blackburne House Caf� and with sight of the stage there; Myrtle Street,
served by Liverpool Philharmonic, and with sight of the After 8 stage; and
Hardman Street, served by Bistro Jacques. You can eat food purchased from any
of the street food stalls at these areas, where you will be able to buy a
drink too. Please look out for
the �Official Supporter� signs in the windows of the businesses that make
Hope Street Feast possible, and make sure you visit them! Without their
financial contribution Hope Street Feast would not be possible. The full programme will be brought
to you in due course. On the day, look out for volunteers from Mencap�s Inspire Me project, resplendent in purple tee-shirts: they
will be handing out free programmes. For any technical assistance or questions about the event, we also offer programming homework help to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all attendees. Travel, Parking,
Accommodation The original Hope Street Feast was
partly inspired by European Car Free Day: if you can, leave the car at home
and plan your
journey by public transport. The 75, 80, 80A, 86 and 86A buses
all reach the periphery of the event site. Lime Street and Central rail
stations are very close to the event site. For car drivers, there are 1339
spaces, including 37 blue badge spaces and 16 motorcycle spaces, available
very close to the event site at Mount
Pleasant Car Park, which is open from 8am to 8pm on the day
(height restriction: 5�9� = 1.52m). We recommend staying at Hope Street Hotel;
for other options please see Visit Liverpool website. Residents If you are a resident of the Hope
Street Quarter and wish to raise any questions, email: [email protected] Download the
Residents� Information Leaflet Support If you would like to sponsor or support Hope Street Feast financially,
email: [email protected] Follow us on Twitter
for news on Hope Street events all year round Find us on Facebook Hope Street Feast is
made possible by the direct financial support of ~ Liverpool
Philharmonic Annexe Inc. 60 Hope Street HoSt Hope Street Hotel /
London Carriageworks The Mayor�s
Councillors� Community Initiative Fund The Roscoe Head Blackburne House Paramount Stewarding
and Security Services Ltd Auriel Event
Services The Quarter Bistro Jacques Make It Happen BV Simon Glinn
Management The Philharmonic
Dining Rooms The Caledonia Unity Theatre Merseyside Dance
Initiative Ben F Bill H Geraud Liverpool Bill Elms Associates The Belvedere Arms The Clove Hitch �� ADD YOUR NAME TO THIS LIST! � email [email protected]
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Hope Street Feast is
a Company Limited by Guarantee
Registered in
England No. 06631454
13 Hope Street, Liverpool, Merseyside L1 9BH
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