Welcome to Radio Local – a brand new radio station, broadcasting live, straight from your high street – for one day only.
Hosted by deadpan duo Hunt & Darton, Radio Local is exactly that: local. It’s built with, by and for local people, telling your stories, sharing your news, playing your jingles. There are loads of different ways to get involved with the project.
Please take a look through to find out how – as it wouldn’t be local without you!
Hunt & Darton is a Live Art collaboration between artists JENNY HUNT and HOLLY DARTON. They have been working together for over a decade sustaining a performance practice routed in their Fine Art background having met studying at Central Saint Martins (London). They work across mediums – often creating installations to perform within most of which take on recognisable day to day formats in public arenas.
The Radio Local Live Broadcast needs you to help make it happen.
Come take a seat, have a cup of tea and listen live. Check in, pop back, come and go as you like – though Hunt & Darton reserve the right to reward those who stick around the longest!
Be sure to make it back for the End of Programme Countdown Party at 9pm!
If you cant make it to the broadcast you can join in at home too! Look out for details of how to listen live and stay in touch on social media with #RadioLocalManchester.
More info here…
Radio Local Manchester is supported by Arts Council England. Commissioned by SICK! Festival.
Originally commissioned by Cambridge Junction. Funded by Arts Council England through Grants for the Arts and Cambridge City Council’s Section 106 small-scale public art funding.
Radio Local is on tour!
Saturday 20th April Liscard, Wirral
Saturday 29th June, St Helens
Sunday 21st July, Fleetwood – Spare Parts Festival
Saturday 28th September, Manchester – SICK! Festival
Saturday 16th November, Peterborough – Millfield Festival
We will be broadcasting from Peterborough on the 16th November 2019.
If you would like to stay in touch and hear more about Radio Local you can sign up to our newsletter here.
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