November 5th 2019 06:00 PM - November 5th 2019 08:00 PM
Creative Exchange 
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November 5th 2019 - November 5th 2019 06:00 PM - 08:00 PM
Creative Exchange
This Creative Exchange takes place in the middle of the Hamilton Film Festival at the historic Staircase Theatre. The Creative Exchange is a casual meet-up of creatives working in, and around, Hamilton.
This exchange includes a short musical performance by GAIL OBEDIAH, at 6:45pm. Gail's music can be heard in the documentary DON'T JUST TALK ABOUT IT, which is playing in the Short Doc program at 7pm.
For those wanting to network, the event runs 6-8pm, if you wish to see the Short Docs at 7pm, we have a limited quantity (20) free tickets for Creative Exchange attendees!
Use promo code: CX2019 at this link https://www.bruha.com/event/5008
GAIL OBEDIAH
Gail Obediah is Senica - Ojibway - Six Nations of the Grand River Territory - Alderville First Nation.
She was born and raised in the city of Brantford, Ontario, Canada. Gail's CD project, "Let the Eagle Fly" is a music project dedicated to my brothers and sisters, affected by the Residential School system. Gail's music is included in the documentary "Don't Just Talk About It."
ABOUT THE STAIRCASE THEATRE
The Staircase has been Hamilton’s main arts incubator since the last millenium. All manner of film, play, stand up, improv, art, music, dance, poetry, craft, food and party has had its inception at the Cultural epicenter of Dundurn Street North. We have had more befores, firsts, premieres and what the hell was thats than you can shake a script at.
The flagship main campus of The Staircase Complex is an architecturally spectacular four story heritage building that houses an intimate 67 seat live theatre, two rehearsal halls, a cafe and office space. The Staircase is named after the unique cast iron spiral staircase that is the center piece of the main campus building. South Campus (Variety Building) houses a rehearsal hall, and creative spaces. The North Campus (Crack Haus Building) is an artistic residence and working studio space.
The theatre is a truly intimate performance space with plush seats and great acoustics. The rehearsal halls are unique and gorgeous and can are regularly rented out for all for everything for yoga to business launches. There is ample on site parking. The theatre, cafe and bright room in the Main Campus are air conditioned. There is a barrier free access from the parking lot.
ABOUT THE CREATIVE EXCHANGE
The Creative Exchange is a quarterly, casual meet-up with a focus to bring Hamilton-based Film, Music, Fashion and other creative industries, together. The goal is to increase networking amongst creative groups while visiting different spaces in the city.
The event is free to attend and has been a great way to meet others working in the creative industry in Hamilton and area.
Light snacks and beverages provided.
The Creative Exchange is an event put on by the City of Hamilton and the Hamilton Film Festival.
Creative Exchange
EVENT DESCRIPTION
This Creative Exchange takes place in the middle of the Hamilton Film Festival at the historic Staircase Theatre. The Creative Exchange is a casual meet-up of creatives working in, and around, Hamilton.
This exchange includes a short musical performance by GAIL OBEDIAH, at 6:45pm. Gail's music can be heard in the documentary DON'T JUST TALK ABOUT IT, which is playing in the Short Doc program at 7pm.
For those wanting to network, the event runs 6-8pm, if you wish to see the Short Docs at 7pm, we have a limited quantity (20) free tickets for Creative Exchange attendees!
Use promo code: CX2019 at this link https://www.bruha.com/event/5008
GAIL OBEDIAH
Gail Obediah is Senica - Ojibway - Six Nations of the Grand River Territory - Alderville First Nation.
She was born and raised in the city of Brantford, Ontario, Canada. Gail's CD project, "Let the Eagle Fly" is a music project dedicated to my brothers and sisters, affected by the Residential School system. Gail's music is included in the documentary "Don't Just Talk About It."
ABOUT THE STAIRCASE THEATRE
The Staircase has been Hamilton’s main arts incubator since the last millenium. All manner of film, play, stand up, improv, art, music, dance, poetry, craft, food and party has had its inception at the Cultural epicenter of Dundurn Street North. We have had more befores, firsts, premieres and what the hell was thats than you can shake a script at.
The flagship main campus of The Staircase Complex is an architecturally spectacular four story heritage building that houses an intimate 67 seat live theatre, two rehearsal halls, a cafe and office space. The Staircase is named after the unique cast iron spiral staircase that is the center piece of the main campus building. South Campus (Variety Building) houses a rehearsal hall, and creative spaces. The North Campus (Crack Haus Building) is an artistic residence and working studio space.
The theatre is a truly intimate performance space with plush seats and great acoustics. The rehearsal halls are unique and gorgeous and can are regularly rented out for all for everything for yoga to business launches. There is ample on site parking. The theatre, cafe and bright room in the Main Campus are air conditioned. There is a barrier free access from the parking lot.
ABOUT THE CREATIVE EXCHANGE
The Creative Exchange is a quarterly, casual meet-up with a focus to bring Hamilton-based Film, Music, Fashion and other creative industries, together. The goal is to increase networking amongst creative groups while visiting different spaces in the city.
The event is free to attend and has been a great way to meet others working in the creative industry in Hamilton and area.
Light snacks and beverages provided.
The Creative Exchange is an event put on by the City of Hamilton and the Hamilton Film Festival.
This Creative Exchange takes place in the middle of the Hamilton Film Festival at the historic Staircase Theatre. The Creative Exchange is a casual meet-up of creatives working in, and around, Hamilton.
This exchange includes a short musical performance by GAIL OBEDIAH, at 6:45pm. Gail's music can be heard in the documentary DON'T JUST TALK ABOUT IT, which is playing in the Short Doc program at 7pm.
For those wanting to network, the event runs 6-8pm, if you wish to see the Short Docs at 7pm, we have a limited quantity (20) free tickets for Creative Exchange attendees!
Use promo code: CX2019 at this link https://www.bruha.com/event/5008
GAIL OBEDIAH
Gail Obediah is Senica - Ojibway - Six Nations of the Grand River Territory - Alderville First Nation.
She was born and raised in the city of Brantford, Ontario, Canada. Gail's CD project, "Let the Eagle Fly" is a music project dedicated to my brothers and sisters, affected by the Residential School system. Gail's music is included in the documentary "Don't Just Talk About It."
ABOUT THE STAIRCASE THEATRE
The Staircase has been Hamilton’s main arts incubator since the last millenium. All manner of film, play, stand up, improv, art, music, dance, poetry, craft, food and party has had its inception at the Cultural epicenter of Dundurn Street North. We have had more befores, firsts, premieres and what the hell was thats than you can shake a script at.
The flagship main campus of The Staircase Complex is an architecturally spectacular four story heritage building that houses an intimate 67 seat live theatre, two rehearsal halls, a cafe and office space. The Staircase is named after the unique cast iron spiral staircase that is the center piece of the main campus building. South Campus (Variety Building) houses a rehearsal hall, and creative spaces. The North Campus (Crack Haus Building) is an artistic residence and working studio space.
The theatre is a truly intimate performance space with plush seats and great acoustics. The rehearsal halls are unique and gorgeous and can are regularly rented out for all for everything for yoga to business launches. There is ample on site parking. The theatre, cafe and bright room in the Main Campus are air conditioned. There is a barrier free access from the parking lot.
ABOUT THE CREATIVE EXCHANGE
The Creative Exchange is a quarterly, casual meet-up with a focus to bring Hamilton-based Film, Music, Fashion and other creative industries, together. The goal is to increase networking amongst creative groups while visiting different spaces in the city.
The event is free to attend and has been a great way to meet others working in the creative industry in Hamilton and area.
Light snacks and beverages provided.
The Creative Exchange is an event put on by the City of Hamilton and the Hamilton Film Festival.
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ABOUT THE ORGANIZER
Hamilton Film Festival
The 14th annual Hamilton Film Festival is Hamilton's largest and longest running film festivals with roots that go back 20 years! We have screened over 1000 films, 700 of them Canadian Films! Filmmakers, travel to our event, from all over the world. We connect filmmakers and give them another voice. We celebrate the art of movie making from concept to completion. From the budding filmmaker to the pro, we are always working to move the film industry in Hamilton a little further each year! The event is a leader in the local film community, bringing industry development and quality networking opportunities throughout the year. The Canadian Film Market, Lights Camera Hamilton, Southern Ontario Film Festival Group and Kids Can Film are all initiatives of the Hamilton Film Festival.
Ticket Information
Please note that your tickets will be email to you and attached as a PDF upon successfully registering for this event. In the event that you have either not received your confirmation email, cannot find the confirmation email, or used an incorrect email address, please contact the organizer.
All ticket holders will receive an email notification reminder 24-48 hours prior to the event's start date (this does not imply particular sessions, just the event). Your tickets will also be attached to this email.
It's encouraged to save your tickets to your phone by downloading them or taking a screenshot, however you may also print your tickets before arriving to the event.