SohoCreate festival to champion young creatives this June
26th May 2016
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Are you interested in directing? Designing? Writing? Cooking? Producing?
We could go on and on, but you get the idea. Just about every creative industry you can think of will be represented at the UK's biggest festival celebrating creativity, this 6-10 June: SohoCreate.
If you're looking for inspiration and advice as you move from being a creative student to being a creative professional, this is the place to be. Over 100 speakers will be in attendance at Soho Square over the course of the week.
The festival, founded in 2013 with the partnership of Westminster City Council, hosts leaders from a vast array of creative professions.
Major "headliners" at this year's event include fragrance expert Jo Malone, theatre director Indhu Rubasingham, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time playwright Simon Stephens and fashion designer Henry Holland.
Daily events include talks, workshops, parties, debates, open houses and pop-ups. Discussions are set to focus on keeping companies creative and celebrating the impact creative, forward-thinking minds have on a variety of industries in Soho and beyond.
Tickets are on sale now at www.sohocreate.co.uk.
We could go on and on, but you get the idea. Just about every creative industry you can think of will be represented at the UK's biggest festival celebrating creativity, this 6-10 June: SohoCreate.
If you're looking for inspiration and advice as you move from being a creative student to being a creative professional, this is the place to be. Over 100 speakers will be in attendance at Soho Square over the course of the week.
The festival, founded in 2013 with the partnership of Westminster City Council, hosts leaders from a vast array of creative professions.
Major "headliners" at this year's event include fragrance expert Jo Malone, theatre director Indhu Rubasingham, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time playwright Simon Stephens and fashion designer Henry Holland.
Daily events include talks, workshops, parties, debates, open houses and pop-ups. Discussions are set to focus on keeping companies creative and celebrating the impact creative, forward-thinking minds have on a variety of industries in Soho and beyond.
Tickets are on sale now at www.sohocreate.co.uk.
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