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Creative Clusters Conference 2002
20th-23rd November 2002, Sheffield UK
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Creative Clusters is made up two core days of talks, project visits and discussion sessions (Thursday and Friday 21st and 22nd November), together with supporting events such as masterclasses and workshops on the Wednesday before and Saturday immediately afterwards.

The Delegate Pass includes:

» The opening reception on Wednesday night.

» Opening and closing plenary sessions.

» All the concurrent case study and policy discussion sessions (Thursday and Friday).

» Guided tours of Sheffield CIQ, and tour-visits to Red Tape Studios, Persistence Works, Site Gallery, the Showroom/Workstation complex, Yorkshire Media Production Agency and the Drum Community Media Centre.

» The Conference Party at the Millennium Galleries (Thursday night).

» Lunch and refreshments on Thursday and Friday.

Separate passes are available for Workshops and Masterclasses .



Wednesday 20th November
Afternoon	Pre Conference Workshops and Masterclasses
Evening	Opening Reception



Thursday 21st November
Morning	Opening Plenary
	Guided tours of CIQ projects
	Concurrent Sessions
Afternoon	Concurrent Sessions
Evening	Conference Party



Friday 22nd November
Morning	Concurrent Sessions
	Guided tours of CIQ projects
Afternoon	Concurrent Sessions
	Closing Plenary
Evening	Entertainment events



Saturday 23rd November
All day	Local and regional project visits

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