Ghostis Panel Discussion
Part of the Common Threads Festival, this touring panel discussion at 108 The Moor in Sheffield City Centre explores the art of welcome in various cultures. Attendees hear stories and learn about hospitality customs, followed by a Q&A.
What to Expect
Panel discussion on the art of welcome and hospitality
Event Details
Duration
1 hour
Ages
Not specified
Neighborhood
Sheffield City Centre
Timed Entry
No
Featured Performers
- Jennie Moran
Organizer
The Bare Project
Food & Drink
Pay What You Can home-cooked meal served from 1-2 PM, snacks provided after discussion.
Local Insight & Ratings
Scare Factor
Family Friendly
Best For
Cultural exploration, community engagement, arts enthusiasts
Vibe
Thoughtful, welcoming, community-focused
Energy Level
Low
Budget
$
Photo Friendly
Moderate
Weather Sensitivity
High
Location
Know Before You Go
- Tickets: $ – Get tickets
- Accessibility: This is a seated event with ramp access to a small raised stage. Seating will be available. The street has paving and step-free access. Nearest public toilets are in The Moor Market (approx 300 meters away). A prayer space will be available on site. In severe weather, the event may move inside the Aafly building at 108 The Moor.
- Pets: No pets allowed (service animals welcome)
Tips & Advice
- Arrive early to enjoy the 'Pay What You Can' home-cooked meal served from 1 PM before the panel discussion begins.
- Dress for the weather as the festival primarily takes place outdoors, though there is an indoor option in severe conditions.
- Consider booking a £5 ticket if you are able, to help subsidize free tickets for those who need them.
- This is a seated event, making it accessible for those who prefer to listen and observe without pressure to participate actively.
Special Events & Promotions
- Part of Common Threads Festival (September 9-12, 2026)
- Pay What You Can meal served from 1 PM
- Donations accepted to support free tickets and community partners
Quick Actions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Common Threads Festival?
Common Threads is an international weaving project and festival produced by The Bare Project, featuring arts, discussions, and community collaborations in Sheffield city centre from September 9-12, 2026.
What is the 'art of welcome'?
The 'art of welcome' refers to the systems, customs, and rituals humans have created across different cultures for hospitality and making strangers feel comfortable and accepted.
Is there food available at the event?
Yes, a 'Pay What You Can' home-cooked meal is served from 1 PM, and snacks will be provided after the panel discussion.
What are the accessibility options?
The venue offers ramp access, seating, and step-free access on the street. Nearest public toilets are about 300 meters away. A prayer space is also available.
How can I support the event?
If you are able, booking a £5 ticket helps ensure free tickets are available for those who need them. Donations to The Bare Project are also welcome.
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