Thursday Night Social 2008

We are holding a Thursday night social on 11th September 2008, ie the evening before Tutorials Day.

It will be held underneath the conference venue (Birmingham Conservatoire) at the Zagora restaurant, Fletchers Walk, Paradise Place.

The cost is £16 including a 2 course meal, 2 bottles of beer and Moroccan entertainment.

The Evening's activities begin at 7.30pm but come along whenever you arrive in Birmingham.

We have a limited number of seats. These will be assigned on a first come, first served basis. If you want a seat held for you then please let us know by adding your name below.

• John Pinner
• Zeth
• Richard
• Keith White
• St.John Goldfinger
• Michael Foord
• Christian Muirhead
• Glenn Jones
• Menno Smits
• Richard Walkington
• Dmitry Makovey
• Olena Makovey
• Daniel Davies
• Alex Kavanagh
• Jiri Barton
• Jacob Kaplan-Moss
• Richard Moseley
• Alex Willmer
• Quentin Wright
• Kevin Noonan
• Rudolph Froger
• Freark van der Bos
• Ciarán Mooney
• Martin Houston
• Jonathan Fine
• Dave Hughes
• Petar Bukvic
• Andy Robinson (arriving later, please do not reserve dinner but will try to join for a drink later)
• (put your name here)

Book here -> FridaySocial for the Friday social.

Directions

Anyhow, the restaurant where we are holding Thursday's Social is more or less underneath the conference venue, so if you came last year, you probably already know the route.

In the map below:

• Point A is the ETAP Hotel
• Point B is the restaurant.
• The main train station (Birmingham New Street) is in the middle of the maps.
• For National Express users, the national express station is in Digbeth, the area on the far right of the maps.

If you ever get lost in Birmingham and talk to the natives, then ask them for the Birmingham Central Library. The conference venue and both restaurant socials are very near.

Direct route:

PDF directions in detail take you to the conference venue, which is near enough there.

At point 15 if you go over the first light-controlled pedestrian crossing you're nearly there, _and_ there's a sign to the Zagora.