About this Event
If we know arts and culture can transform education, why isn't every child benefiting?
What does it take to turn brilliant projects into lasting change? How do we make access genuinely equitable? And what needs to change in policy, funding, partnerships, and practice to get us there?
The HOW Factor moves the conversation beyond why culture and arts education matters to the question that really matters now: how do we make it happen?
What's happening:
✨ An on-stage conversation with Professor Dr Anne Bamford OBE FCGI
✨ Audience Q&A - your chance to ask Anne your questions.
✨ Books available to buy at the event and book signings.
✨ Networking opportunities after the event.
✨ Tea and coffee on arrival.
Tickets
We want you in the room. That’s why tickets for this event are available on a pay-what-you-can basis.
When booking, choose the price that works for you: free, £2, £5, or £10. There’s no difference between the tickets and no need to explain your choice.
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Please note, all ticket sales are final, and we’re unable to offer refunds or cancellations after purchase, unless required by law.
In the event of a cancellation or rescheduling by the organiser, ticket holders will be notified promptly with details of any alternative arrangements. Tickets will be valid for any re-arranged event.
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Event venue & nearby stays
Kanaris Theatre - Manchester Museum, Oxford Road, Manchester, United Kingdom
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