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“Sandwiched between two truly joyful culture years –Leeds 2023 and Bradford 2025 – where better to host and celebrate the ‘joy’ in museums than the heart of West Yorkshire.
The MA Conference programme looks to the future, as a new government promises to reflect the country’s ‘glorious diversity’, drawing on the ‘creative might of all of our people’ and to ‘take the brakes off’ the cultural and creative industries.
Now more than ever is our moment to show and celebrate the best of our sector’s ambitions. I can’t wait to hear all about our collective goals that bring the joy and create a long-lasting, meaningful impact for a better society.”
“I’m excited about the conference being held in West Yorkshire. It’s brilliant being part of such a strong museum community across the county and to showcase the amazing work going on here to colleagues from across the UK.
The theme of this year’s conference is uplifting at a time when we need to remain positive – a chance to shout about the innovation and impact our sector has on communities and the economy.”
“This is the first time our conference has been held near to where I live in Bradford, so I’m really looking forward to welcoming everyone to the wonders of West Yorkshire – and of course not having a mammoth journey home at the end.
“As well as amazing cultural institutions, Leeds has a great range of independent restaurants (Bundobust, Rudy’s and House of Fu are my favourites) where I hope delegates enjoy an tasty evening meal.”
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