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Save The Spitz Press Release
Over the last two weeks there has been intense media and industry speculation about the future of The Spitz. This press release is a preliminary announcement of what is actually happening; the launch of the campaign to Save The Spitz and what positive action you can take.
The facts are that The Spitz has been given six months notice to quit its current site in Old Spitalfields Market by its landlords Ballymore Properties. This means in a worst case scenario The Spitz would cease to exist by the end of September this year.
Now in its twelfth year The Spitz has established an internationally recognised reputation as London’s leading independent non-mainstream music venue and a gallery that specializes in socially aware photo journalism. The irony of the threatened closure is that The Spitz venue has its strongest ever music programme with the current sell out Spitz Festival of Blues and two more festivals planned for August (Spitz Festival of Country) and September (The Spitz Festival of Folk) with numerous other one off promotions. The Spitz Gallery also has a very strong programme including the forthcoming Chernobyl exhibition by Magnum photographer Paul Fusco called” Twenty One Years of Fall Out”.
Up until the end of September (and hopefully beyond!) it will be 100% business as usual.
What Can You Do To Help Save The Spitz?
Up until the end of September the most immediate way to support The Spitz is by using it as much as possible. Whether you book a table in the restaurant for lunch or hold your party in the gallery or come and see a gig we would be delighted to see you. Please show your support by voting with your feet.
If you can support The Spitz in a specific way such as editorial if you’re a journalist or financial if you work in the City or anything else please email [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> .
Save The Spitz Press Release
Over the last two weeks there has been intense media and industry speculation about the future of The Spitz. This press release is a preliminary announcement of what is actually happening; the launch of the campaign to Save The Spitz and what positive action you can take.
The facts are that The Spitz has been given six months notice to quit its current site in Old Spitalfields Market by its landlords Ballymore Properties. This means in a worst case scenario The Spitz would cease to exist by the end of September this year.
Now in its twelfth year The Spitz has established an internationally recognised reputation as London’s leading independent non-mainstream music venue and a gallery that specializes in socially aware photo journalism. The irony of the threatened closure is that The Spitz venue has its strongest ever music programme with the current sell out Spitz Festival of Blues and two more festivals planned for August (Spitz Festival of Country) and September (The Spitz Festival of Folk) with numerous other one off promotions. The Spitz Gallery also has a very strong programme including the forthcoming Chernobyl exhibition by Magnum photographer Paul Fusco called” Twenty One Years of Fall Out”.
Up until the end of September (and hopefully beyond!) it will be 100% business as usual.
What Can You Do To Help Save The Spitz?
Up until the end of September the most immediate way to support The Spitz is by using it as much as possible. Whether you book a table in the restaurant for lunch or hold your party in the gallery or come and see a gig we would be delighted to see you. Please show your support by voting with your feet.
If you can support The Spitz in a specific way such as editorial if you’re a journalist or financial if you work in the City or anything else please email [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> .
