Creating Online Events For Libraries

with Storyhouse

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Creating Online Events For Libraries
with Storyhouse

Chester’s Storyhouse has become known for innovative events that embrace community collaboration and bring theatre, performance and art to the heart of the library.

Join Artistic Director Alex Clifton and Youth Projects Manager Hayley Lindley to find out how they adapted their programme to the COVID crisis and glean some practical tips on how to run inclusive online events.

Photo by Chris Montgomery on Unsplash

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Storyhouse

Theatre, cinema and library

Storyhouse is one of the UK’s foremost cultural charities, its home in Chester incorporates a library, theatres and a cinema.

It is one of the country’s most successful arts buildings, with more than one million customer visits each year. The pioneering new library within Storyhouse, where members of the community work alongside city librarians, boasts the longest opening hours of any UK public library and is open every day until 11pm. It runs over 2,000 sessions a year for marginalised communities.

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