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For the last 8 years, Mat Clements (Where’s the One?) and Marcus Britton (Oi Musica) have created an annual Galoshans Street band out of local P6 and P7 classes, this year from Aileymill and St. Andrews Primary Schools. The project is funded by Inverclyde’s Youth Music Initiative: the pupils have completed just 8 weekly classes and are now performing together for the very first time!
Featuring musicians Amanda Currie, Roddy Dickson, Rich Merchant and Tim Lane, plus kind support from school staff.
Where’s the One? and Oi Musica are community music organisations working hard to broaden and deepen young people’s involvement in music. Through school and youth projects and performances they involve thousands of people in music-making each year, often for the first time.
Website: wherestheone.co.uk
X: @wherestheone
Facebook: Wherestheone
Website : www.oimusica.co.uk
Starting on the promenade at the Waterfront Leisure Complex, and then on Custom House Steps, Greenock, PA15 1HJ.
Waterfront Leisure Complex is a short walk from Custom House Square.
It is accessible by public transport, private transport, by foot and cycling.
Free but time limited parking at the retail park across from Waterfront Leisure Complex, at Lidl or in the carpark beside the leisure complex.
The Custom House has free, limited on street parking available. Disabled parking spaces are available directly outside the Beacon.
Yes. Ground floor/outdoors, ramp access.
Step free routes, low level paths, the event is near the water so the waterside will be cordoned off with stewards for safety.
The Beacon Arts Centre has 18 female designated toilets
(Combination of front and back of house)
Yes. Will have high noise levels. Earplugs available at the venue. There will be strobe lighting decorating the square. There will be a quiet sensory art bus on site for anyone who needs a moment away from the chaos.
Rig Arts: Charity No: SC042242
Supported by The National Lottery through Creative Scotland.
Creative Scotland is the public body that supports the arts, screen and creative industries across all parts of Scotland distributing funding provided by the
Scottish Government and The National Lottery. Further information at creativescotland.com. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
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