International Women’s Day – A Guide of the Best Events
From grassroots activism to worldwide action, we are entering an exciting period of history where the world expects balance. We notice its absence and celebrate its presence.
If you’re wondering where to celebrate the sisterhood this year, look no further as we’ve put together a list of some of the best events across the UK.
MADE BY WOMEN
Up to 20th March
Joining forces with some of the most inspirational and creative women out there, Apple stores across the globe are playing host to a series of events encouraging guests to get hands on with variety of creative sessions. Each will be hosted by special guests and in a variety of industries. Special guests at the Apple store on Regents Street, London include director Eloise King as well as poet and activist Telixia Inico.
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EVERYWOMAN GIRLS NIGHT
All March - Liverpool
Part of the beauty of celebrating International Women’s Day is the coming together of women from your local area. For a more light-hearted way to celebrate some wonderful women and some top notch acting, Everyman cinema in Liverpool’s Metaquater is temporarily re-branding to
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SUFFRAGETTE CITY
Saturday 9th March - Manchester
Manchester is famous for its musical heritage, and will be the destination for Suffragette City this International Women’s Day. A coming together of women in the music industry, the event will celebrate incredible upcoming and established female talent in the music scene, all whilst raising money and awareness for
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Brighton International Women’s Day Celebrations
Saturday 9th March - Brighton
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WOMEN POWER PROTEST EXHIBITION
Running until 31st March - Birmingham Museums
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Join the Birmingham Museums as they celebrate female artists who have explored protest, politics and social commentary within their artwork. The Women Power Protest Exhibition running throughout March is a real thought provoking look into how these bold feminist artists have illustrated how much gender equality has changed.
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