Huddersfield Events Diary 2010

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2010

 Huddersfield’s Got Talent

The event is being held by year 2 Events Management students, who have to put on a live event as part of their course.  James Greenwood- General Manager of the event says, “Huddersfield's Got Talent is a brilliant opportunity for us all to gain invaluable skills and training towards our Events Management degree as well as opening doors to contacts nationwide.”

The Event is also part of the Million Makers campaign for the Prince’s Trust. This is a scheme running between schools, universities and businesses up and down the country to try and raise £1 million for the Prince’s Trust. The Huddersfield’s Got Talent team are hoping to raise £2500 for the campaign in the hope of winning  3 weeks work placement. “We want the event to be massive and raise as much money as possible for the Prince’s Trust, it’s all going to a very good cause.”

Tickets £6/£5

tickets available from    www.huddstalent.co.uk 

www.heavyarts.co.uk/

 Live Music & Dancers.

Huddersfield Literature Festival.

In 2009 the festival launch party was in the style of a cheeky cabaret called Doctor Buck’s Burlesque and featured comedy, music, poetry, sketches and burlesque dancers, all tied together with the theme of literature past and present.

Other highlights included Ian McMillan and Tony Husband’s Cartoon History of Here:Comedy, cartoonery, poetry & impro. A very funny live-action cartoon of Huddersfield starring its friendly folks, fantastic fortunes, dazzling ambition and tender moments.

...more on web site for 2010

Taking advantage of the outstanding countryside, the use of village halls, the support of local businesses and the University of Huddersfield, the festival will appeal to young and old with its mix of old and new film, workshops, lectures and film-making competitions.

Annual events held by the HTCPL on New Street in Huddersfield town centre. Over 20 nurseries and growers have stalls along New Street in the town centre during the event.

The Holmfirth Film Festival will celebrate the achievements of the past but will also provide a platform for new films with a northern flavour and the best of short and international films.

Annual events held by the HTCPL on New Street in Huddersfield town centre. Over 20 nurseries and growers have stalls along New Street in the town centre during the event.

Annual events held by the HTCPL on New Street in Huddersfield town centre. Over 20 nurseries and growers have stalls along New Street in the town centre during the event.

A local event with a national reputation
 

Free cookery demonstrations
Including the annual sporting chef of the year competition with Huddersfield Giants and  ‘Ready Steady Cook’ challenge with presenters from Real Radio, as well as demonstrations from top local chefs and restaurants.

Free children's entertainment
Cookery workshops supported by NHS Kirklees, Public Health Food Programme. Learn how to make butter Tudor style with Kirklees Museums.
 

Watch 2009 Video