This event is not aimed at the usual suspects, but at young people who have views but never really have a real chance to express them. It will be opened by a peace campaigner in her seventies who was in the Bagdhad peace camp in 1991. Hopefully awkward questions will be asked such as what about the Iraqui opposition including Leftists who want liberation, for example. It's not so black and white
Life during wartime? -20th Feb.
An evening of discussion, music, poetry, art, and you?
Discuss the issues of the coming war in a safe welcoming environment, opened by a guest speaker. Then,
Listen to acclaimed singer songwriter Tegwen Roberts, Other Sheffield Musicians TBC, ‘Open Mike’ Poetry from the Buddhist Punk, Global Sounds with DJ’s R.C and Christina, Film, Visuals, Images, Menu, Available.
Date: Thurs -20th FEB 2003
Two Venues: Main Venue -Bukowskis Piano Bar and Diner, London road, Sheffield
Time: 7.30 Discussion Starts
Plus at
· Simunye’ London Road, Film,( from Gorilla Cinema) Visuals, Images, Art, Global Sounds with D.J’s R.J and Christina, from 9.30…Late Donations acc, on doors
·
Price -Donations on door accepted
…
A radically different event organised by the Peace Corporation
Supported by Red Pepper Magazine and the Sheffield Stop the War Coalition
Life during wartime? -20th Feb.
An evening of discussion, music, poetry, art, and you?
Discuss the issues of the coming war in a safe welcoming environment, opened by a guest speaker. Then,
Listen to acclaimed singer songwriter Tegwen Roberts, Other Sheffield Musicians TBC, ‘Open Mike’ Poetry from the Buddhist Punk, Global Sounds with DJ’s R.C and Christina, Film, Visuals, Images, Menu, Available.
Date: Thurs -20th FEB 2003
Two Venues: Main Venue -Bukowskis Piano Bar and Diner, London road, Sheffield
Time: 7.30 Discussion Starts
Plus at
· Simunye’ London Road, Film,( from Gorilla Cinema) Visuals, Images, Art, Global Sounds with D.J’s R.J and Christina, from 9.30…Late Donations acc, on doors
·
Price -Donations on door accepted
…
A radically different event organised by the Peace Corporation
Supported by Red Pepper Magazine and the Sheffield Stop the War Coalition
