Protest Patch making workshop

Free, materials provided. Women/womxn only, you are welcome to bring children.

The workshop will be delivered by Karen Nolan who is a local multimedia artist.

The workshop is part of the 16 days of activism against gender based violence campaign.

Join the campaign...and demand an end to violence against women and girls!

Welcome to join to support the women/womxn (Only women/womxn allowed to come with children)

For more information - From Awareness to Accountability | Global 16 Days Campaign

Who to contact

Telephone

0161 989 1689 0161 989 1689

E-mail

friends@stretfordpublichall.org.uk

Website

https://stretfordpublichall.org.uk/

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Facebook

https://en-gb.facebook.com/friendsofstretfordpublichall/

Where to go

Name: Stretford Public Hall
Address: Chester Road
Stretford
Postcode: M32 0LG; View M32 0LG on a map

Time / Date Details

When is it on: Saturday 4th December 2021 - 1 till 3pm

Who is it for?

Ages

No Age limit

Accessibility

Details

Venue description

The Hall is a Grade II-listed Victorian building. There is an access ramp to the Hall’s main entrance on Chester Road and step-free access to the building using our side entrance on Dorset Street. We have a lift which services all publicly-accessible floors in the building. We have accessible toilets on both the ground floor and the first floor. Most large events take place in our Ballroom which is on the Hall’s first floor and can be accessed by lift. Unfortunately, we do not have a Hearing Loop at the Hall at present.

Parking & transport

There are two disabled parking spaces adjacent to the Hall on Dorset Street. We also have two dedicated disabled parking bays in our car park, which is just off Dorset Street. If you are arriving by taxi, they can pull up alongside the Hall on Dorset Street or can use the Hall’s car park for drop-off / collection.

There is a bus stop outside the Hall on Chester Road which is serviced by several local bus routes (routes 79, 253, 255, 256, 263, 272 and 277). The Hall is also a short distance from Stretford tram stop. Visit the Transport for Greater Manchester website for maps and timetables for both buses and trams.

Assistance dogs

We welcome assistance dogs in the Hall but please inform us in advance if you intend to bring an assistance dog to an event. We will require evidence that your dog is registered with an organisation that is a member of Assistance Dogs UK.

Personal assistants & carers

We recognise that some visitors might require the support of a personal assistant. In these instances, we are happy to offer an extra ticket, free of charge, to deaf and disabled visitors. Please contact our Community Programme Coordinator, Michelle Darwin, for more information about event access for carers: michelled@stretfordpublichall.org.uk.

Access requirements

If you have any questions about access to the Hall, or you want to discuss your requirements with a member of staff, please contact the Hall’s manager Kate McGeevor: kate@stretfordfordpublic.hall.org.uk; 07926 686224.