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Published 21st April 2017

Third year BA (Hons) Creative Events Management students present their final year events.

South Coast Spring Fair

A free event in The Triangle, Bournemouth including stalls, live music, workshops and food.

Where: The Triangle, Bournemouth

When: Saturday 22nd April 11am – 5pm

RAW Project (Real Art Wins)

RAW Project are unveiling a newly commissioned Mural on the side of the building adjacent to BH2 as well as a Multimedia art exhibition and Silent Auction including the work of many AUB students.

Where: 60 Million Postcards

When: Saturday 22nd April 12pm – late

Signals

A pop up multi-art-form exhibition that incorporates immersive performances to explore the topics of consent, sexual assault and the positive and negative sides of sex. The event will also be presented on 26^th April 4.30 – 7.00pm in the CRAB Drawing Studio at AUB.

Where: Canvas, Bournemouth

When: Sunday 23rd April 7pm – 9:30pm

Walk of Fame

An Immersive Cinema/Dance experience at Eden and Bar Republic 7.00pm until late. Tickets on the AUB Store.

Where: Eden and Bar Republic, Bournemouth

When: Tuesday 25th April, 7pm – late

A.L.I.C.E

Loosely based on the theme of Alice In Wonderland, A.L.I.C.E aims to raise awareness for mental health and to tackle the stigma attached to it.

Where: Athelhampton House, Dorchester

When: Friday 28th April, 6pm – 11pm