Here's where you'll find our schedule of forthcoming special events at Bold Street Coffee.
Over the last year we've held an eclectic mix of events and general after-hours shenanigans and we've got more in the pipeline...
We've hosted launch parties for our art exhibitions, coffee experience nights, intimate accoustic gigs, a post-wedding breakfast buffet, a rehydration / caffeination / intoxication event for the Northern Coffee Tour crew and a cracking first birthday bash to name but a few!
We're now fully licenced so expect to see a few more special events being scheduled in 2012.
If you'd like to put on an event here at Bold Street Coffee or to hire the shop for a private function then please do not hesitate to pop in and have a chat or contact us via e-mail..
We’re delighted to see the return of Horse to BSC to kick off the New Year in fine style.
Horse is an illustration and design studio based in Liverpool. Eschewing the broader, Horse hones in on creating imagery for the music that inspired and drives him, screen-printing ties everything together, making the whole package more personal and less mass produced. Horse has designed album cover artwork and screenprints for a huge variety of artists including The Pixies, Bjork, Mogwai, The XX, Battles, Dan le Sac vs Scroobious Pip, Chilly Gonzales, And So I Watch you from Afar to name but a few.
Horse also organises and curates Screenadelica, a gig poster exhibition which travels the world’s music festivals, commissioning posters for the headline acts. Screenadelica has featured in Liverpool Sound City, Bestival, Primavera, Orlando Calling, this year it shall premiere in New York, Porto, Berlin, London to name a few.
You can can pick up Edition Packs for £7 in the shop and the limited edition prints and frames are very reasonably priced too. Ask at the till about reserving one…
Linkage:
http://www.youresomehorse.com/
http://www.screenadelica.com/
Twitter:
@screenadelica
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Venue - 27 Duke Street
Date - Monday 21 November 2011 - Christmas (and beyond…?)
Time - 10:00 - 16:00 every day
27 Duke Street is a pop-up shop serving the finest coffee using lots of interesting brewing methods. It’s a collaboration between Bold Street Coffee and Transition Espresso.
Joni, Jamie and Kate will be brewing some exceptional single origin coffees using a variety of brewing methods. It’s a lovely space and you can even pick up some excellent coffee-related gifts and exclusive coffees whilst you’re there.
If you pick up a flyer in Bold Street Coffee you’ll also get 10% discount off all coffee beans or equipment.
Pop-up, pop-out, pop-in. Peace.
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Bold Street Coffee presents an exhibition of artwork by the scourge that is known as Herman Inclusus:
Exhibition starts November 03 2011.
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Venue - Bold Street Coffee
Date - Wednesday 02 November
Time - 19:30
Entry - £10 (includes dinner and treats)
Tickets - Sign up in the shop.
Come join us for the latest instalment in our series of monthly coffee nights.
This month we’ll be looking at different brewing methods and learning how to brew the perfect coffee at home using pour overs, Chemex, Aeropress and French press.
We’re getting a special single origin in from Square Mile especially for the occasion which we can’t wait to try.
Spaces are limited and get snapped up fast. Sign up in the shop today - we’d love to see you there…
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Stan Ambrose is an absolute local legend and is one of the presenters of the longest running folk programme on the radio, Folkscene on BBC Radio Merseyside. Unfortunately due to BBC cuts his show is in danger - check out the Save BBC Radio Merseyside Folk Scene Facebook page here: Save BBC Radio Merseyside Folk Scene.
Stan can be found in the shop (by the brew bar) every Wednesday afternoon playing the Celtic harp and enchanting the shop with his melodic tones.
We’ve had customers nearly moved to tears by his wonderful sets and we can think of no better way to spend a Wednesday afternoon than kicking back and relaxing with a brew and been charmed and entertained by Stan.
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04 Oct 2011
Behind The Wall of Sleep
Behind The Wall Of Sleep are a Liverpool based collective comprising of designers, artists, musicians and promoters. The collective has a music, arts, reviews and listings website and is due to release a publication later this year.
‘Dogs and Mongrels’ Art Show
This collective design show from Behind The Wall Of Sleep features poster art, doodles, blasphemies, reviews, interviews, videos, live photography and much more, featuring work from Adam Cooke, Sam Wiehl, Clifford Unsworth, Jason Stoll, Marc Glaysher, Paul Bilsborough & David Smyth.
New exhibition in Bold Street Coffee from Friday 07 October 2011 as part of Liverpool Design Week.
‘Dogs and Mongrels’ Launch Night:
Venue - Bold Street Coffee
Date - Friday 07 October
Time - 20:00
Entry - Free, everyone welcome. Come down, have a mooch and drink some hooch…
The artwork will remain on display in the shop until the end of October 2011.
Linkage:
http://www.liverpooldesignfestival.com/calendar/behind-the-wall-of-sleep
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French is an artist from Aldershot, South East England. He draws finely detailed and often fairly dark artwork, some what informed by his love of metal music, history, myths, legends, horror and story telling.
In the past few years he has created pictures for Advertising, Fashion, Print, Editorial, Skateboard brands and the music industry.
He has exhibited in the UK, France, Denmark, Sweden, the USA, Australia and Israel.
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Bido Lito is ‘The Liverpool Music Magazine”.
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Mark Lea’s photo project, concentrating on capturing the atmosphere and community ethos behind Bold Street Coffee.
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Sara is a documentary photographer employing visual language to explore political, psychological, and cultural issues.
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Whether he was painting graffiti, publishing fanzines or making a drawing Kev Grey has always used a simple, clean and bold style in his artwork with striking results.
For the last 15 years Kev’s work has centred around creating drawings using a black pen on white paper and he continues to be inspired by his passion for comic books, tattoo flash and a variety of other influences including skateboard graphics, heavy metal, country music, rock ‘n’ roll and many other weird references.
To me his drawings can be funny, mysterious and ghoulish all at the same time and always have an injection of fun and enthusiasm.
In 2000 he received his first commission and since then has continued to work for an impressive and varied list of clients. View the project section of this site to see just a tiny selection of the projects and commissions he has worked on.
His original artwork has also been exhibited internationally in both solo and group shows.
- Ben Pierce, 2010
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Penny Davenport has been drawing characters and scenes for imagined stories since 2006 and currently lives in Liverpool.
Rhonda Anaconda is a printmaker, illustrator, imaginator of unusual activities.
http://rhondanaconda.blogspot.com/
Emily Lansley is an illustrator working in a variety of media; drawing, photography, painting, collage, using digital media, traditional methods, and textiles to create 2D and 3D objects and characters.
http://www.designinit.org.uk/creative/shw-detail.asp?id=1813
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Jon Barraclough: artist’s statement
Jon Barraclough questions ideas of authorship, authenticity and ownership. His art making creates fragments - sometimes generated (drawn, photographed, filmed, painted), sometimes found, juxtaposed and re-presented to form clues to our purpose and to our inter- connectedness with all things: real, imaginary, living, dead. He chooses media to suit his enquiry, although drawing remains his longest and most durable companion. His themes of enquiry include the ghosts of history and the traces that all living things make and leave behind.
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As a painter, Gareth Kemp is interested in the construction of paintings. Gareth usually paints from a number of photographic sources; old family photographs, holiday snaps, carefully composed photographs and images from magazines and newspapers. The finished pictures are often made up of 3 main elements-and the overall composition is important to the finished piece. He spends many hours carefully planning the assemblage of elements in each painting, a process of mentally cutting and pasting within and between photographs. This results in repetitions and occlusions and also a blurring between foreground and background and what is real and what is not. The finished paintings hint towards a narrative and through their particular construction methods provoke a subtle sense of unease. His work is held in a number of private collections in both the UK and the USA.
Gareth Kemp was recently one of 6 artists short-listed for the inaugural Liverpool Art prize having originally been one of 44 artists nominated. More information can be seen on http://www.liverpoolartprize.com
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Helen Palmer is a freelance photographer based in Liverpool.
Her clients include Urban Splash, Shedkm LiquidSolutions, Paversmith, R2 Architecture, and JJ Lorraine Architects.
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