Magnetic Events

02/07/2014

Very pleased that ELDC's SO Festival has been awarded NPO status and fantastic that the BBC used Horncastle Enchanted Town event, produced by Magnetic Events with EDLC from SO13 on it's main NPO news story. Well done to the EDLC and Magnetic Events team, great achievement.

09/05/2014

Follow the Light Parade around Skegness Clock Tower 2012

09/05/2014

Magnetic Events are now on Flickr! Have a look...
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21/02/2014

Thousands of people came to see Roseberry Topping come to life in a stunning display of colour and light as part of the four day Odin's Glow event which took place between the 22nd and the 25th of October, 2009.
Odin's Glow - one of the biggest cultural events in the North East - explored the area's Viking history and the magical myths and legends surrounding the most important Nordic god of all, Odin, from whom Roseberry Topping originally took its name.The event, part of the regional Landscape and Heritage programme managed by culture10, was the brainchild of Redcar & Cleveland Council, which worked closely with the residents of Newton under Roseberry and producers Magnetic Events to bring the event to fruition.

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21/02/2014

An estimated 30,000 people flocked to Skegness over the four days (22nd – 25th July), including Bill Morris, Director of Culture, Ceremonies and Education for London 2012 Cultural Olympiad, who wanted to find out more about SO Festival 2010. Mr Morris attended the opening reception after meeting Traffic Art creator Ra Kajol and also enjoyed BBC Lincolnshire Introducing and watched the French company Transe Express perform ‘Mobile Homme’ which took place on the eve of the Olympics Open Weekend, marking two years until the start of London 2012

21/02/2014

SO Festival 2011 built on the success of 2010′s event. An estimated 46,250 people flocked to Skegness to enjoy a programme of music, art and cultural events. From Friday 22 to Sunday 24 July the festival transformed Skegness into a colourful carnival of art, theatre, dance and music by delivering three days of breath-taking events.

15/02/2014

SO Festival’s street theatre programme started its market town tour in Louth on 23rd June and went on to visit Woodhall Spa, Spilsby, Alford, Horncastle and the coastal town of Mablethorpe. Tattershall Castle hosted Bash Street Theatre’s performance of The Strongman, which also visited Skegness and Shona Richardson’s Lionheart Project, part of the London 2012 ‘Artists taking the lead projects’, also visited the district with stops in Louth and Skegness.

15/02/2014

Nine days of street theatre, music, dance and the amazing aerial performance of As The World Tipped, were wrapped around the visit of the Olympic Torch as part of SO Festival’s largest ever programme. Organisers, East Lindsey District Council and festival producers, Magnetic Events, believe some 160,000 people attended events and performances during the festival. A spectacular fireshow following the screening of La Perichole from Garsington Opera on Skegness beach brought SO Festival 2012 to a fitting conclusion.

15/02/2014

Between June 28 and July 7, 2013, SO Festival 2013 was set to transform Lincolnshire’s coastal district of East Lindsey into an international arts venue with spectacular visual art, street theatre, world-class performers and dance acts.

15/02/2014

SO Festival’s Market Town Tour started on Saturday 29th June in Louth. The following day the street theatre and music moved to Tattershall and Connings Spilsby on Monday 1st July, Alford on Tuesday 2nd July, Woodhall Spa on Wednesday 3rd, Mablethorpe on Thursday 4th July and Wragby on Saturday 6th July.