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Due to popular demand, the Blues Kitchen is now a regular monthly feature at the centre this year with some fantastic musicians, some great food and licenced bar. Come and play or just wach some of High Wycombe's most talented players.See More

You are welcome to attend the annual general meeting of Wycombe Community Arts Centre LimitedSee More

From arts and crafts to food and drink, from furniture to engineering, from electronics to digital, we still manufacture a great deal in the district.Made in Wycombe is a new initiative designed to help boost trade, attract inward investment and create jobs for the people who live and work in the district. Join us at the centre for coffee and networking from 11am with a presentation and workshop session starting at 11.30am. Sandwiches and hot food will be available from the cafe. Joline the new…See More

AWB is an initiative which seeks to bring the worlds of artists, creative industries and businesses closer together, encouraging new partnerships and collaboration for the benefit of all.

FREE Business Advice Forum Thursday 1st December 2011Arts4every1 Centre, St John’s Church, Desborough Road, High WycombeProgramme 16:00 – 20:00     Advice sessions with mentors (15 minute slots)                             During the afternoon there will be refreshments and food available to buy in the networking hall. Here there will be an ‘open business mike’ so you can promote your own business to the room!From 6pm the bar will also be open. At 8pm we will be hosting an open ‘Reverse…See More

This is a group for those involved in developing and playing at the Blues KitchenSee More

Please join this group if you are interested in exhbiting at Arts4every1 as part of the 2012 Bucks Open StudiosSee More

To reserve your PLUS Tickets please RSVP to this event. PLUS Tickets include a finger buffet, free glass of wine or soft drink and priority seat.Journalist and political commentator Yasmin Alibhai-Brown explores her life-long love of Shakespeare. Her personal experience of playing Juliet as a teenager in ‘60’s Uganda sent shockwaves through her family and helped shape the emotional and political landscape of her life.Developed with the RSC and following highly successful runs at Stratford,…See More

Journalist and political commentator Yasmin Alibhai-Brown explores her life-long love of Shakespeare. Her personal experience of playing Juliet as a teenager in ‘60’s Uganda sent shockwaves through her family and helped shape the emotional and political landscape of her life.Tickets for the evening are free but must be reserved in advance. Please RSVP to this event or email info@arts4every1.com or call 01494 883163 to reserve your tickets.PLUS Tickets…See More

Please join this group if you have any articles or ideas to submit. Just create a discussion forum below and add words and images through the linksSee More