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The role of the voluntary arts in Europe 11-12 November 2005 at the Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff. Hosted by Voluntary Arts Network and Voluntary Arts Wales.
Friday 11 November 2005
Saturday 12 November 2005
11.30am
3.15pm
Wales Millenium Centre
£100 (150 Euro) incls accom- food and materials
Event
What's it about?
A landmark conference of artists, politicians, volunteers, policymakers, crafts people and activists exploring the role of voluntary arts in Europe and marking the launch of ENVAA - the European Network of Voluntary and Amateur Arts.
Who should attend?
Voluntary arts and crafts practitioners and policymakers, activists and commentators who want to help shape the future agenda for the voluntary and amateur arts and crafts across Europe.
An unrivalled opportunity
This conference is an unrivalled opportunity.
Key speakers include:
Glenys Kinnock, ME, Catherine Giffard, Ministry of Culture and Communication, France Dace Neiburga, Under Secretary of State for Cultural Policy, Latvia Vojko Stopar, Public Fund for Cultural Activities, Republic of Slovenia.
For programme, speakers, delegates, booking form and online payment go to www.voluntaryarts.org/europe/conference
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