Daily Post latest news " Food for thought"

Click on this link -The Daily Post and Echo have published a great, cover story for MJMAN , make sure you read to the end as other makers do get to say something as well ! Blah, blah, blah dee blah!
We will all be there on Sunday to greet you and meet you. If you have any questions about your own jewellery we will be happy to advise you, on any aspect.
Cheers Anthony


image "what on earth no 1"- plastic, silver, glass - anthony wong

The Hope Street Festival 2006

The Hope Street Festival 2006, which takes place on Sunday 17th September 2006, in Hope Street Liverpool, will host a multitude of exciting events, stimulating all senses.
A Farmers Market, selling some of the regions finest organic produce, will prove to be the hub for this event; many of the restaurants, bars and venues in Hope Street will be opening their doors to host a craft market, jewellery exhibition, theatre, music, films , dance, talks, tours and workshops and food tastings. "Food for thought " a fantastic jewellery exhibition by members of MJMAN - Mersey Jewellers and Metal Artists Network will be hosted by The Sixty Hope Street Restaurant who will be offering delicious sample nibbles from their menu, between 10am and 4pm. A day not to be missed !

"Food for thought - a real treat for all Magpies"

The Hope Street Festival 2006 will be a day not to be missed, amongst other events taking place MJMAN-Mersey Jewellers and Metal Artists Network in collaboration with the no 60 Hope Street Restaurant will be presenting: "Food for thought"-a mouth watering selling and conceptual jewellery exhibition by plus a chance to sample complimentary delights from the no 60's menu. MJMAN is a collective of the finest craftspeople producing handcrafted bespoke jewellery and precious objects. The exhibition runs for one day only from 10-4pm Sunday 17th September 2006. A real treat for all Magpies!

images "universe bangle" -plastics, silver by anthony wong- "blossom brooch"- felt, beads by laura naylor-"pink umbonium ring"- ebony, silver and shell by barry swerdlow