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A new group for creative High Peak people

Wednesday, 21 September 2022 15:07

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A new group for creative people living in the High Peak is being launched next month. 

Starting on Friday 7 October, at the Shrub Club in New Mills, it will run from 10.30am to midday and provide a chance for creative people in the area to meet up. 

It has been started by Hannah Brine, who founded the High Peak Singers community choir earlier this year. 

She said: “I’ve just moved to the area and am keen to meet other creative people to share ideas, be inspired and socialise.  

“I’m a musician but I’m also very interested in poetry and photography, and this will be a great way for the creative people in the area to come together. 

“Being a freelancer, I find I can end up working from home quite a bit, and not always meeting people so other freelance creatives will probably feel in a similar position.” 

High Peak Creative Network will meet on the first Friday of the month.  

To join the mailing list, register interest and find out more email hannah@hannahbrine.co.uk 

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