Projects at the centre are aimed at young people who wish to start out or find out more about the music industry. The centre allows youngsters to learn how to play instruments, work together and record as a band, access rehearsal space, find out more about recording opportunities as well as help with organising gigs and technical tips.
 | | Tom loves his guitar |
The opportunity to showcase at the annual Hull Creative Voice Music Festival is as good as Glastonbury for many young performers. Tom, aged 14, has been going to the centre for over three years to learn and practice playing his rock guitar. βThe centre offers a lot of activities and resources that the majority of youth centres in Hull simply don't have access to." said Tom. Paul Hawksworth, a youth worker at the centre finds that neighbouring centres tend only to cater for young people on nearby estates.
 | | Activities in the centre |
The attraction of Kingstonβs projects is that they are βappealing, accessible to everyone and fun to be part ofβ. The centre benefits from being yards from the centre of the city.ΜύIt has access to all public transport, important to attract young people. Paul says: βThe project thrives on keeping young people off the streets and helps to involve them in a creative interest and that they all find extremely enjoyableβ.
 Μύ >
Μύ >
 Μύ >
Audio and Video links on this page require Realplayer
|
| 
