Parallel event
MADE in Thessaloniki is an event concerning tours in creative and production spaces. MADE in Thessaloniki aims to highlight the city’s creative side, introducing to the public established and rising creators and producers who are active in Thessaloniki and stand out for their work. The creators & producers themselves will present the tours and visitors will have the opportunity to see up close how they work, using modern and traditional methods, explore the production spaces and understand their works’ production process.
The program has been announced here.
Also, tours will be conducted at the Souroti Factory on 19 November, from 13:00 to 15:00.
FOR ATTENDING THE TOURS:
1. Study the program.
2. Create HERE your electronic identity (visitor QR code) in order to attend the guided tours.*
3. Visit the spaces that interest you during their opening hours.
4. Wait for your turn to follow the tour. Entrance by order of priority (based on the time of arrival at each space, during the opening hours) and at set intervals.
* The creation of an electronic identity (QR code) is required for each visitor. The electronic identity does not correspond to a reservation or priority queue, it simply facilitates the process of recording visitors to the spaces they are visiting. To facilitate the process, visitors can create their electronic identity (QR) before visiting the venues via a link that will be announced here a week in advance. The electronic ID for the parallel activities (Nov 16-17) is different from the one for the main event (Nov 23-24).
No reservations are made.
Entrance is free for all.
Visitors are advised to arrive in time in the buildings they wish to visit, as after the end of the opening hours, the building closes. Therefore, if there is a waiting time you may not be able to follow the tour.
Visitors must follow and respect the special requirements that a space may have in order to enter (eg. no photos, entrance without shoes or with plastic covers, ID demonstration).
Organizers can enter with priority in tours.
photo: Olga Strevina