Base Business Breakfast at the Ulster Hall

17 February 2010

Ulster Hall Business Breakfast– Reminder!
 
We would be delighted if you could join Belfast City Council and Stratagem in a bid to help brighten up local communities through street art at a unique Base Business Breakfast at the Ulster Hall on Monday 22 February.  
 
Schedule

Start 8:00am
Opening Remarks 8.30am
Finish 10:00am

Cost

The breakfast is free!

Large-scale murals will be available to purchase as a donation to community groups, priced from £250.
Canvases will also be available to buy, either to donate or to hold privately, and these will be priced around £400.

The Base Business Breakfast is part of Base - Belfast’s first ever indoor international street art festival, taking place at the Ulster Hall on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 February.  Transforming the Ulster Hall into a mini urban village and featuring some of the finest urban artists from across Ireland, Britain and Europe, Base will also have live painting, music and market stalls to captivate, enthral and inject a kaleidoscope of urban colour into a grey winter’s weekend.

During the Breakfast, we hope to bring together Northern Ireland’s business, political, voluntary and community leaders to inject the ‘feel good factor’ back into local communities by purchasing, and then presenting them with, exclusive high quality works of urban art – painted over the Base weekend.  Local hospitals, schools, youth clubs, charitable groups and community centres are just some of the organisations which could benefit.  

Representatives from Stratagem, Belfast City Council, Arts & Business, Trans Urban Arts and Belfast Waterfront & Ulster Hall will facilitate meetings between community groups, artists and interested businesses.
 
Businesses, voluntary, youth & community groups interested in attending in the Base Business Breakfast at the Ulster Hall on Monday 22 February should contact:
 
Alice Quigley
Tel: 9033 4400, ext. 1341
Email: Quigleya@waterfront.co.uk

The Base Street Art Festival is sponsored by Stratagem and has received additional support from Arts & Business (NI) Belfast City Council’s Community Festivals Fund and the Northern Ireland Tourist Board’s Tourism Innovation Fund.

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