Join us at the market for an evening of music performances including jazz, folk, pop and rock, guaranteed to get your toes tapping and people dancing, with a festival vibe.
Performances by Hear Me Raw Girls, Helena Summerfield and Dean Stockdale, Pearl, Caution Sea Horses and MAK & Co.
Food will also be available to purchase from a number of establishments at the market.
Afterparty @ Freeman Street Market Greenspace
Saturday 22nd June
5 – 9pm
Free entry
WHAT IF WE CARE ABOUT THE SEA?
Hear Me Raw Girls Jazz Workshop with Helena Summerfield
Seminar Room @Freeman Street Market
Saturday 22nd June
1.30 – 4.30pm followed by a performance at Freeman Street Market Greenspace to kick off the evening afterparty as part of Festival of the Sea.
(We are inviting all of the girls who previously attended and then extending to other schools and any other girls aged 9 – 13.)
NEL Music Hub presents THE SEA - KS2 Singing Festival at the Grimsby Auditorium.
Wednesday 26th June, 1.15pm
NEL Music Hub presents THE SEA – KS2 Singing Festival at the Grimsby Auditorium on Wednesday, 26th June. This year’s theme is “The Sea,” featuring Lynn Marsh’s ‘Sea and Sand’ song cycle. Each participating school will write an introduction for one of the songs, setting the scene with a story about a day at the seaside. Additionally, schools will create artwork inspired by their allocated song, which will be showcased in a digital exhibition during the performance. Join us for a day of music, storytelling, and creativity, as students bring the seaside to life through song and art.
Up In Smoke - Annabel McCourt
Interactive art installation – Meet the artist and discover the work.
Grimsby Docks heritage as you’ve never seen or heard it before! 4 original smokehouse cowls come to life via phonic art, contemporary painting and audience participation. With specialist vibration speakers & sound system, this is a bespoke installation created and developed for Festival of the Sea Grimsby 2024
Annabel McCourt is an international contemporary artist from Grimsby. Her work ranges from lens-based gritty social-realism, through to public & installation art, moving image and architectural interventions inspired by fact, folklore & legend. Whatever the medium, McCourt tends to work on a vast, almost carnivalesque scale, infusing dystopian concepts with mordant.
Book your slot in advance, as there is a very limited capacity!