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25.11.2021 18:30

Open bijeenkomst vrouwennetwerk Univers'elle

Pay what you can

Univers'elle presenteert:
Bar univers'elle #3

Bar Univers’elle @ Syllabus

Univers'elle, een netwerk van Gentse vrouwen met een focus op diversiteit, nodigt je uit op donderdagavond 30 september, 28 oktober en 25 november in Bar Univers'elle.

Deze bijeenkomst wordt georganiseerd in Syllabus, een kunstwerk van Jesse Jones: een monumentaal gordijn in Kunsthal Gent dat (activistische) groepen verwelkomt.

Donderdag 25 november

- We starten om 18u! Kan je niet op tijd komen? Laat het weten aan Fien
- Er zijn maximum 20 plaatsen
- Het gaat door in Kunsthal: Lange Steenstraat 14. Tram 4 stopt voor de deur.

Schrijf je in door een mailtje te sturen naar fien.vanwolvelaer@in-gent.be of een berichtje naar 0472 07 25 59

Vragen? Mail naar fien.vanwolvelaer@in-gent.be

Hopelijk tot dan!

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