Month: May 2024
Member Q&A: Artspace
Many of you will be too young to remember the old Irish Town Police Station. But for those who do, you may be surprised to learn that it’s now a space for contemporary art. The station’s dark walls that once displayed official notices and its public counters have been replaced with wide, open-plan spaces and original pieces of art. One feature does remain though - two of the station’s original police cells… I caught up with Paul Sharpley, the Curator of Artspace, to find out more.
As part of our commitment to improve the way we do things and continue to bring value to our members (yourself included), we’re excited to announce the upcoming launch of our new online membership platform, powered by Glue Up. This online platform is set to enhance your membership experience, making it easier than ever to connect with other members of the GFSB community.
The Gibraltar Federation of Small Businesses (GFSB) is thrilled to announce the winners of the 2024 Business Innovation Awards. The event which took place earlier this week, celebrated the innovative spirit of Gibraltar's business community on the rooftop of the Eliott Hotel.
The Gibraltar Federation of Small Businesses (GFSB) is excited to announce a new programme to help young entrepreneurs in Gibraltar. They are now offering memberships to people aged 21 and under, providing them with support and resources to succeed in local business.
Member Q&A: The Collective
As a relative newcomer to Gibraltar’s hair and beauty scene, The Collective has made quite an impact. Formally ‘House of Blanco’, its contemporary, muted aesthetic brings London-level coolness to Engineer Lane and its team of professionals have made it an instant favourite among its clients. We met its owner, Keiron Revagliatte to find out more about the business.
Member Q&A: El Kasbah
‘El Kasbah’, situated on Castle steps, opened its doors last week. Its owner, Lauren Linares, is hoping to create a unique space that serves much more than fabulous food and drink. Her concept takes inspiration from the much-missed ‘The Kasbar’ to once again become a place where cultures come together and the community can share their creativity and talents. We met Lauren to find out more about it.