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SUMMARY:New super experience Dome coming soon  only one in Europe
DESCRIPTION:Introduction to the Market Hall Immersive Dome\n\n\n\nWebinar\n\n\n\n\n\n0330 223 4158 \n\n\nEmail \n\n\nVisit Website \n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPrices\nFor Businesses and Institutions £25\nFor Individuals £5\nFree ticket option \n\n\n\n\n\nAbout us\nOpening in Spring 2021\, the Market Hall will be a world-class space for creative\, digital\, and immersive experiences\, situated in the heart of historic Devonport\, Plymouth. The impressive new extension to the historical building will host the 15m diameter immersive dome – inspired by the dome at SAT in Montreal and the first of its kind in Europe\, the space invites you to explore immersive realities\, without the need for a VR headset\, opening up a world of incredible creative and immersive experiences. \nJoin Ben Stern and Phillip Heard-Mayer\, full-dome experts and directors of Gaia Nova\, as well as Real Ideas CEO Lindsey Hall and Head of Cultural Experiences Claire Honey to learn about the 360° immersive dome coming to Plymouth. This webinar will focus on the capabilities of the dome\, an explanation of fulldome content\, as well as a detailed look at the software and technical systems involved. \nThis event will run as a speaker seminar\, with time for a Q&A with panellists at the end. \nThis webinar is open to everyone and is a ‘pay as you feel event’. The content will support skills development for professionals in the creative industries\, students and young people. If
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SUMMARY:Mayflower 2021 reshedule events
DESCRIPTION: \n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\nMayflower 400: a programme of cultural events\, activity and sport finishing in 2021 commemorating the journey of the Mayflower\n16th December 2020 \nCategories: Latest News \nThe programme offers something for everyone and includes live performance\, music\, dance\, comedy\, public art\, community activity\, sport and much more to look forward to this coming year\, culminating in July 2021 with the Mayflower Four Nations Ceremony as part of the Mayflower International Festival (8-11 July 2021). \nThe Mayflower International Festival will feature three fantastic events across the Hoe and waterfront to showcase this historic moment and to close the landmark 400th anniversary commemorations; the Rehabilitation Triathlon hosted by the Royal Marines\, the Mayflower Muster and the Mayflower Four Nations Ceremony featuring representation from the Dutch\, UK\, US and Wampanoag nations\, a 1000 voice choir and much more. \n2021 is your chance to take part in this commemoration and to enjoy all that Plymouth has to offer so don’t miss these key event dates for your diaries: \n  \nThe Rehabilitation Triathlon\, hosted by the Royal Marines \nThursday 8 July 12pm – 5pm on the Hoe \nA triathlon like no other\, this event will get your adrenalin going as you see the pure determination and commitment of these outstanding athletes including Paralympian’s and Invictus Games competitors. \nOver 200 participants from the UK Tri-services\, United States Marine Corp\, and the Netherland Marine Corps will swim\, cycle and row their way to the finish. \nThe event will kick off with swimming in the beautiful art-deco Tinside Lido. The cycle time trials will take place across the Hoe promenade and on the roads surrounding the historic Royal Citadel. The athletes will then move onto static rowing machines on the Hoe promenade before crossing the finishing line. The all-important awards ceremony will be held on the main stage on the Hoe that evening. \nA public spectator event for the first time in its nine-year history\, the Royal Marines Rehabilitation Triathlon will leave you inspired\, amazed and brimming with respect. \n  \n  \nMayflower Muster \nSaturday 10 July on Plymouth Hoe \nDaytime programme 11am – 5pm \nEvening programme 5pm – 10:30pm \nThe Mayflower Muster will be one of the largest and most exciting military events Plymouth has ever seen. Showcasing the most impressive\, interactive military equipment\, from the past\, present and future\, this is your chance to get up close and hands-on. \nChat to the Service personnel and Veterans who will be delighted to share their experiences with you. See how the Royal Navy uses the very latest in future technology\, including artificial intelligence and robotics. \nView the international war ships anchored in Plymouth Sound and prepare for the major highlight – an exhilarating ‘action movie-style’ live display that will thrill audiences as it takes place across the land\, sea and air. \nWith a full arena and stage programme\, hosting the formidable Field Gun Competition\, unarmed combat displays\, military bands and choirs\, there will be plenty to keep the whole family engrossed and entertained all day long. \nThe event will finish with a free evening concert for all to enjoy. With the fabulous backdrop of Plymouth Sound\, you can sing-a-long and dance the night away to the great selection of live music. \nFull programme to be announced in 2021. \n  \nMayflower Four Nations Ceremony \nSunday 11 July on the Hoe from 3pm \nThe Four Nations Ceremony is the UK’s flagship Mayflower 400 event\, and marks the closure of the international Mayflower commemorations. \nThis epic theatrical production with live music\, song\, drama and film will tell the Mayflower story from all angles\, including direct from the Native American Wampanoag tribe. \nAt the heart of the event will be a gigantic choir of 1\,000 voices accompanied by the full concert orchestra of HM Royal Marines Band\, Plymouth. \nVisiting Royals and dignitaries will also be taking part\, reflecting on what that historical voyage means to our world today. \nThis will be the biggest and most internationally significant production Plymouth has ever seen. Get immersed in the storytelling\, moved by the music\, and engrossed in the film. Be part of history. \nThe Four Nations Ceremony will be preceded by a range of performances and live events throughout the day. \nFull programme to be announced in 2021. \n  \nOther events and activities to book into your diaries: \n  \nMayflower 400: Legend & Legacy \nRunning until 18 September 2021 \nThe Box\, Plymouth \nFeaturing more than 300 objects drawn from museum\, library and archive collections across the UK\, USA and The Netherlands\, Mayflower 400: Legend and Legacy is an epic journal of survival\, imagination and 400 years of America. \nCreated in partnership with the Wampanoag Advisory Committee to Plymouth 400 in Massachusetts and uses objects\, images and ideas to explore early English attempts to colonise America\, the exhibit acknowledge conflict with Native America and the impact of colonisation on the indigenous population. \nThe exhibition also discusses the context of the sailing of the Mayflower in 1620\, details the lives of the passengers\, and considers the cultural\, demographic and personal legacies of the story. \n  \nM400 Get Active sport and wellbeing activities \nJanuary – July 2021 \nVarious community hubs across the city \nIn association with Argyle Community Trust\, the programme offers people the chance to try a new sport or activity throughout the Mayflower 400 year to help them stay active with a different focus each month including health and fitness classes\, basketball\, netball\, cycling\, golf\, cricket and tennis. \n  \nWampum: Stories from the Shells of Native America \n15 May – 26 June 2021 \nThe Box\, Plymouth \nThe ‘Stories and Shells’ exhibition is a nationally touring exhibition that will acknowledge our cultural connection to the Wampanoag people who met the Mayflower and ensured the survival of the English settlers. \nIt will include the commissioning of a new wampum belt\, made exclusively by the Wampanoag people of the Mashpee and Aquinnah nations. \n  \n‘Roots Up!’ by Street Factory \nSaturday 22 May – the Barbican and the Hoe \nPeople across Plymouth will take part in a free\, mass street dance reaching from the Barbican and the Hoe led by award-winning community dance company Street Factory in a bold and contemporary interpretation of the Mayflower story. \n  \nThe 400 – Le Navet Bete \n9 June – 4 July \nThe Drum\, Theatre Royal Plymouth \nPlymouth’s favourite funny men will be back in the city at The Drum to premier 400: A Historical Comedy commissioned by Plymouth Culture and Mayflower 400. \nExpect 400 years of history in 100 minutes\, from the West Country to Wild West\, from the Barbican to Boston. \nWith more events and activities still to be revealed\, visit the Mayflower 400 website for the full Plymouth programme as it is updated. \nGo to: mayflower400uk.org/plymouth
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