Youth Arts Festival - Programme

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Saturday 6 July 2024 11am - 4pm

Rock Hard Revolt

Welcome

We are Coal Camaraderie and on behalf of Museum for England, we welcome you to o festival called Rock Hard Revolt on Saturd

This festival is inspired by stories from the Strike, featuring a new exhibition at the m theatre performances, arts workshops, mu

We hope the sun shines and you have a bri

We Are Coal Camaraderie:

Suzie Cross
Aidan Bluff Aurelia Osborn Eleanor Beaumont Fernando Cano
Katie Rodgerson Nathaniel Weynberg

Year

Discover our year-long exhibition and programme of events marking the 40th anniversary of the Miners’ Strike.

This exhibition considers the strike through memories and stories of miners and their families. Uniquely positioned at a former working colliery, the Museum addresses the broader picture of the strike and gives a voice to those who experienced it.

The exhibition looks at three different points of view:

→ Those who stayed out on strike for the whole year

→ Those who returned to work early

→ Those who did not strike

What’s On

WakefieldYouthTheatre: WeightoftheWorld

Venue:PitheadBaths

Time:11amand12.30pm

Apoignantcomingofagemomentfortheyoungestpeopleinthemining community.ThisyoungpersonsplaydevisedandwrittenbyMollyJasperand VioletElagotellsthestoryofthreeteenagegirlswhofindthemselvesinthe middleoftheminingstrikeconflict.Thisbeautifulpieceoftheatreputstobed theendofplaygroundinnocenceandplacesadulthoodontheshouldersof childrenastheyhavetocarrytheweightoftheworld.

WakefieldYouthTheatreisaperformance-basedcreativegroupforyoungpeople agedbetween7-18.TheymeetweeklywithintermtimeonTuesdayeveningsand thegroupisaccessibletoeveryoneregardlessofexperience.

YewTreeTheatre: HaveYouHeardTheNews?

Venue: Mining Lives Gallery

Time: 12pm and 1.30pm

It'sDecember1984andtheminingcommunityisfacingaChristmasunlikeany other.Astheygatherinthelocalsoupkitchentheyconsidertheeventsofthe time,asreportedonthenews,andhowtheyareimpactingontheirlives.

The ambition of Yew Tree Youth Theatre is to build the confidence and selfesteem of everyone we work with. They welcome all young people to YTYT regardless of ability or experience. They are based in Horbury and Ossett. Performances are only a small element of Youth Theatre activity.

PlacardMakingwithSeanBarry

Venue: Learning Zone

Time: Drop-in 11am-2.30pm

Ourplacardmakingworkshop, facilitatedbySean,allowsyoutostep backintimeandexperiencewhatit wasliketofightfortheminer'scause. Yourplacardcreationscanthenalso featureinourprotestmarchat3pmto providealived-inexperience.

ArtWall/DoodleTable

Venue: Pit Yard

Time: 11am-4pm

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MiniMiners

Venue: Learning Zone

Time: Drop-in 11am-3pm

JoinusintheMakers’Shedtohaveago atmakingaminecartandabadge inspiredbythestrikes.Ifyouare feelingluckywhynothaveagoat diggingfortreasure?! Aimedatunder11s.

Poetry

Venue: Pithead Baths

Time: 11am-4pm

Explorepoetrywrittenbychildren fromlocalschoolsintheleaduptothe festivalinspiredbytheMiners’Strike.

ThesewillbedisplayedinthePithead Bathsthroughoutthedayandreadings willtakeplaceatvarioustimes.

CircusSkillswithGreentop Circus

Venue: Pit Yard

Time: 11am-4pm

Funcircusskillsactivitiesforallages! JoinGreentopCircustospinsome plates,haveagoatjugglingandmuch more!

NatureWalkwithRogerParkinson

Venue: Meet outside the Café

Time: 11am

TakeawalkwithRogertoexplorethecarved benchesandseethehardworkheand volunteershavedoneplantingtrees,donated bytheWoodlandTrustontheNatureTrail andfillingingapsinthehedgerow,learning abouttreesaboutbiodiversityalongtheway.

MusicStage

Venue: Pit Yard

Time: 11am-4pm

Throughoutthefestival,attendees willenjoyavarietyofmusical performances.Artistswillshowcase theiruniqueprojects,includingpoetry inspiredbythe84/85strikes.This stageinthePitYardwillallowguests toexperiencethevibrantand family-friendlyatmosphere.

Together We March

Venue: Meet Outside the Cafe

Time: 3pm

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Grange Moor Youth Training Band

Venue and Times: Outside the Cafe at 11.30am Pit Yard at 3.15pm

Grange Moor, boasts a large and successful Youth Training Band. They offer all aspects of a brass band completely free of charge so that any child wishing to learn to play an instrument is able to do so.

Badge Trail

Explore the Museum and festival grounds thro eleven badges hidden across the site. Follow th way to unlock the secret message and enter th end of the day for the chance of winning a mus Watch out for other chances to win prizes!

Sheets for the hunt can be found in Reception and the festival tent until 3pm and must be returned completed by 3.30pm. The prize draw will take place on the stage at 3.45pm and you have to be there to accept your prize!

For another chance to win a fantastic prize fill evaluation forms available at the festival tent!

Decorations from Camphill

Following a workshop led by one of the members of the Coal Camaraderie youth panel at Camphill Wakefield campus, a college for people with special educational needs and disabilities, students have produced bunting and decorations for the festival. Spot them during your visit! Our thanks go out to those who took part.

FestivalataGlance

Venue

Times Pit Yard Stage Pit Yard Museum Gallery Pithead Baths

11:00

Wakefield Youth Theatre 11am-11.15am 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00

Yew Tree Theatre 12pm-12.15pm 12:15

Fernando & Friends 12.15pm-12.45pm 12:30

Wakefield Youth Theatre 12.30pm-12.45pm 12:45

13:00 Guy Thomas 1pm-1.30pm 13:15

13:30

Greentop Circus Skills

Art with Annie

Say hello at the festival tent 11am-4pm

Yew Tree Theatre 1.30pm-1.45pm 13:45 Charlie Padfield 1.45pm-2.15pm 14:00 14:15 14:30 Sophie Chamberlain 2.30pm-2.45pm 14:45 15:00 15:15 Grange Moor Brass Band 3.15pm-4pm 15:30 15:45 16:00

Learning Zone Learning Zone

Venue

Meet Outside Cafe Outside Cafe Adventure Playground

Roger Parkinson Guided Walk

Mini MinersMake a minecart, dig for treasure and make your own badge!

Drop-in from 11am-3pm

Placard Making with Sean Barry Drop-in from 11am-2.30pm Join us for the March at 3pm!

Grange Moor Brass Band 11.30am-12pm

Meet at 11am. Lasts around an hour. Day at the Beach. Start Times: 11.15am, 12.15pm, 1.15pm, 2.15pm

Together We March Meet at 3pm

Festival Info Tent

Pop into the festival tent to say hello! You can find maps, trail sheets, feedback forms and more! Located in the Pit Yard in the heart of the festival.

Photo Opportunities

There are lots of photo opportunities so come and take fun selfies of you, your family and friends at our giant deckchair and face-in-the-hole board!

Don't forget to tag us on Instagram @ncmme miningmuseum #RockHardRevol where you might

Food and Drink

Enjoy a delicious cold food, drinks creams during yo

Food and Drink a The Café through Ice Creams are a Café and the Sho

WE GO DEEP. WE SPARK COAL TO LIFE. WE RAISE THE LAMP. WE PASS ON THE FLAME.

The pick and the lamp have long been proud symbols of coal mining but they also represent what we, as a museum, stand for.

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