Golden days

patricia r. · Post by **patricia r.** » 29 Jan 2003, 11:10

Read in the paper that Golden days is to have another event later this year. Does anyone know what Portobello Community Council is doing to help?

rockingP · Post by **rockingP** » 29 Jan 2003, 22:58

The community council is already helping with GoldenDays. After the end January meeting we heard that this festival has a great potential but to make it grow to an event we can be proud of we need a vital ingredient.

An event manager

Part-time, working from home, local, flexible hours, 15 weeks, hourly rate, training given, enthusiasm, arts experience a bonus but personable nature, local knowledge and organised mind the pre-requisite.

This is not a job offer as it is entirely subject to funding approval

We have a fabulous, experienced fun team (of 12), all unfortunately with busy full-time jobs. If you have free hours during the day, and think you would be interested, please get in touch.

maggle · Post by **maggle** » 21 Feb 2003, 10:41

when is this going to be on? I think its a great idea and seemed to go well last year although I was away - I hope to have better luck this year

rocking · Post by **rocking** » 03 Mar 2003, 22:43

It's on Saturday 14 June 2003. And by co-incidence on the same weekend as the revived Edinburgh marathon runs along the prom.

We have recruited an event manager - Julian Grant. E-mail any ideas to juliangrant@quista.net

We are very keen to follow up on Bob Jefferson's ideas to build a strong Childrens programme. In addition to childrens theatre we are look to have a performance stage. Plus a host of interactive games, sandcastles, kiting, beach games. Someone even suggested a guider building competition !

Ideas to Julian please

Hell's Cat · Post by **Hell's Cat** » 21 Mar 2003, 13:26

rockingP wrote:The community council is already helping with GoldenDays. After the end January meeting we heard that this festival has a great potential but to make it grow to an event we can be proud of we need a vital ingredient.

An event manager

Part-time, working from home, local, flexible hours, 15 weeks, hourly rate, training given, enthusiasm, arts experience a bonus but personable nature, local knowledge and organised mind the pre-requisite.

This is not a job offer as it is entirely subject to funding approval

We have a fabulous, experienced fun team (of 12), all unfortunately with busy full-time jobs. If you have free hours during the day, and think you would be interested, please get in touch.

Have you found your event manager yet? I live in Porty and have loads of free time and love organising! Let me know if you want to meet to discuss.

Julian · Post by **Julian** » 03 Apr 2003, 22:19

Elaine,

Although Iam the Event Manager this years suggestions that you may have and willingness to help is always welcome - any ideas?

Best regards
Julian
juliangrant@quista.net

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