Author: Mirador Arts
Inspirational Film In Line For Top Award
We're delighted to report that Give Me Today, Anytime, the documentary which featured in our Walking In Others Footsteps project has been nominated for a prestigious award! The film, created by Jon Randall and Tom Diffenthal, was part of the celebration of the digitisation of the Elizabeth Roberts Working Class Oral History Archive by the Regional Heritage Centre at Lancaster University. It featured interviews with people in Lancaster, Preston and Barrow about their domestic...
Steve Walks In Elizabeth’s Footsteps!
Steve Fairclough has been walking in the footsteps of Elizabeth Roberts by creating his own version of her groundbreaking archive.
Playing out down memory lane
Memories of playing out in days gone have been relived at a street party in Preston.
Elizabeth Makes History At Her Old School
For the first time in 70 years, Dr Elizabeth Roberts has revisited the Barrow primary school she attended as a child for our Walking In Others Footsteps project.
Free Film Shows – Old And New
Oral history meets Creature Comforts in a new documentary screened alongside rarely seen archive film of Lancaster, Preston and Barrow in June.
Archive To Be Launched Online
A digitised version of the Elizabeth Roberts Working Class Oral History Archive will be officially launched at Lancaster University on May 19 – and Mirador will be there to celebrate!
Voices From The Past Earn Top Marks
Voices from the past are being shared with the future generation as part of Walking In Others Footsteps.
Sound This Salon Out
We’re delighted to report that the first stage of our Walking In Others Footsteps project has now gone live!
Help Make Memories On Film
Mirador has more drop-in sessions lined up as part of our Walking In Others Footsteps project.