Events: Day of Fashion
Posted on 13th Sep 2013
Derby Fashion day will be a whole day of Fashion & Beauty with inspiring designers showcaseing their unique collections, including Bridal collections.
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Local people will have the chance to talk to some of the stars of Derby Festé’s headline act - Wired Aerial Theatre – at a special question and answer session at QUAD on Saturday September 28 following their performance on Friday 27.
Derby Fashion day will be a whole day of Fashion & Beauty with inspiring designers showcaseing their unique collections, including Bridal collections.
Wall of Fire present the Operas Nabucco and La Boheme to Buxton and Derby.
On September the 26th, Quad will celebrate it's 5th Birthday.
Art meets Horror. A unique art event coming to the City of Derby throughout the Halloween month of October 2013. Over 18 only. A collective of 11 Midlands based artists, sculptors, painters, film makers, photographers, a writer as well as an illusionist are organising a second, independant art event in October of this year.
All-star cast in thrilling production of queen of crime classic. Go Back for Murder, as part of their successful UK tour, at Derby Theatre from Friday 13 September until Saturday 5 October.
Derby Festé reaches a fresh landmark in its journey to becoming one of the top events of its kind in the whole of the UK.
1623 Theatre Company take on a new major project focusing on King Lear in the context of dementia. Supported by Arts Council England, Derbyshire County Council, Derby Theatre, Quad and Derby University this is sure to add fascinating depth to one of Shakespeare's classics.