Menu

Preston creatives – make your mark and get paid at this Flag Market event

Posted on - 27th January, 2020 - 7:00pm | Author - | Posted in - Arts & Culture, Flag Market, Preston City Centre, What's On in Preston
Making a Mark 2018 Pic: Tony Worrall
Making a Mark 2018 Pic: Tony Worrall

An open call is underway for Preston creatives to get involved in a huge art event this summer.

The Making A Mark event takes place annually on the Flag Market, but this year the event is expanding with paid opportunities available.

Making a Mark 2020, which will take place on Saturday 11 July, is themed Changing World.

Read more: How you can help shape Preston’s future creative and cultural life

One of the organisers from Oxheys Mill Studios – known as timsperspectiveart – said: “We are excited to have secured funding to allow us to offer a limited number of paid opportunities for artists, musicians and performers to be part of this year’s event.

Making a Mark 2018 Pic: Tony Worrall
Making a Mark 2018 Pic: Tony Worrall

“This is a rare opportunity in Preston, and we are looking forward to seeing how Preston’s creative community interpret the call and respond. We like creative thinking so all mediums will be considered.

“We have some of Preston’s best known creatives involved, and we expect many experienced practitioners to apply – but we also want to encourage those who have never been part of such an event before.

“We have a track record of pushing boundaries and allowing new talent opportunity to emerge, and it all helps to create a special and unique atmosphere on the day. So get your creative hats on.”

The open call deadline is Friday 21 February. For full details, visit the Oxheys Mill Studios website.

Read more: New urban art celebrates Preston’s rich heritage

Will you be applying to the open call? Or do you know someone who should? Let us know in the comments.

Share
Preston in pictures Preston. Junction of Powis Road - Watery Lane 1981 with the Docks in the background. ©Prestons Iconic 1960's Bus Station pictured in 1981, 12 years after opening, looking at the Ribble Bus Co. side from Ringway. ©St Pauls Church, Preston transforms into Red Rose Radio Preston in 1981. ©Preston Guild Hall, Lancaster Rd Dull summer day 1981. ©Ringway Preston on a dull summer day in 1981. ©Class 390 Avenham Park, PrestonM6 Motorway Preston looking south summer 1984 ©BRITISH RAILWAYS CLASS 47/4 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE 47975 THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS View more
Advertisement
Subscribe to the newsletter

Sign up below to receive Blog Preston's email newsletter. It wings its way into inboxes every Sunday and Wednesday rounding up our top stories and more.

Advertisement
News by location

Find news by location, select an area of your choice to be kept up to date with the latest goings on.

The Preston Guide

Discover local businesses and services near you.

Advertisement
Categories

Find news by category, select an category of your choice to be kept up to date with the latest goings on.

Blog Preston email updates

Receive our digest of the biggest and best stories every Sunday to your email inbox

We respect your privacy and you can unsubscribe at any time from our emails