Meetup: Let's Meetup in King's Lynn

Are you an artist, based in or around King's Lynn, interested in technology, a technologist interested in art or just someone interested in arts and technology? Join us to discuss some of the new and exciting opportunities taking place on your doorstep - including Collusion's next project in Lynn.

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Does Lynn need a creative incubater space? Marion Catlin, creator of the Shift Norwich (http://www.theshiftnorwich.org.uk/about-the-shift.html) will be talking about the 'King's Lynn Creative Hub Study', and what the future holds for Lynn as a potential centre for creative industries in West Norfolk and the region.

We will also be joined by writer/director Kasper de Graaf (https://bit.ly/2QreB7h) - "Kasper is a journalist by training, who edited New Sounds New Styles magazine, co-managed racing driver Damon Hill in Formula Ford and produced documentaries for Paul McCartney. He is a Partner in design and communications consultancy 53K LLP and has also written books about 1980s pop bands Culture Club and Duran Duran, including Duran Duran Unseen with co-author Malcolm Garrett and photographer Paul Edmond who both also worked for New Sounds New Styles. CEO of Images&Co (https://www.images.co.uk/blog).

We will be discussing our brand new festival combining live performance, projection and augmented reality, set to take place in King's Lynn this winter, thanks to a £49,000 grant from the Arts Council England - more here - https://www.west-norfolk.gov.uk/news/article/489/a_new_public_art_festival_to_light_up_kings_lynn_this_winter

We will also be discussing brand new Code Clubs for budding programmers in the area.

Essential for designers, developers, marketers, and creatives.

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There will be teas, coffees, and biscuits.

This event is FREE.

Kindly hosted by the King's Lynn Festival (http://www.kingslynnfestival.org.uk/).

Supported by Arts Council England (http://www.artscouncil.org.uk/), Cambridge & Peterborough Combined Authority (http://cambridgeshirepeterborough-ca.gov.uk/), Arm (https://www.arm.com/), Cambridge Consultants (https://www.cambridgeconsultants.com/home), The Borough Council of King's Lynn & West Norfolk (https://www.west-norfolk.gov.uk/) and Cambridge Junction (https://junction.co.uk).