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Found poetry is created by taking existing texts and refashioning, reordering and presenting them as poems. A zine is a self-published, small-circulation publication. Zines have a long history rooted in DIY cultures and methods of production and are a fast, proactive, cheaper and more democratic alternative to mainstream publishing. This two-hour workshop is aimed at anyone who wants to be creative, and all materials are provided. If you have any existing texts you want to use to generate Found poetry, then please bring them along.
Milieu is a night of literature, spoken word, art, photography and visual concepts, bringing together a collective of writers and artists alike. Held quarterly in Cardiff since , this year Milieu will move to a new permanent home in Swansea. To kick off your Saturday evening at the SwanseaFringe, come to Cinema and Co and listen to three poets making waves in the Welsh literary scene and beyond.
Taylor Edmonds has collaborated with BBC Sesh and the Nescio Ensemble, and writes poetry that comes from a feminist perspective, exploring what it's like to be all kinds of women in today's society. Expect poems rooted in Wales that open a window to the world. Every culture around the globe tells stories. Storytelling predates writing, and the ancient practice of sharing stories has long been a means of entertainment, education and cultural preservation. These stories could be autobiographical, fictional or anything in between, but you can guarantee they will be delivered from the heart.
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PSU connects communities through storytelling, spoken word, creative writing and participatory arts, and offer workshops, training, events, volunteering and conversations. Through artistic exploration, the aim to tackle loneliness and isolation, build confidence, and promote health and wellbeing through creative practice. Find out more at peoplespeakup. If you like radical politics with your poetry, with a dash of rant and revolution thrown in for good measure, then head down to Basekampswansea and kick off your SwanseaFringe Friday with the Live Poets Society.
Live Poets perform poetry with a political edge. Gigging across the UK, the group regularly draw large audiences of people — often in triple figures — all eager to listen to and read poetry calling for an end to racism, sexism, homophobia, war and exploitation. La lucha continua! No pasaran! One solution, revolution!
They have performed at vigils, protests and on picket lines. Following the success of last year, we've teamed up with Swansea University's Cultural Institute to offer you lovely people another Swansea Fringe Big Book Giveaway across this year's festival weekend.
All books located on the giveaway table s are very kindly provided by the Cultural Institute, and are completely free to take home.
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We have the utmost pleasure of presenting the launch of this year's Swansea Fringe from Swansea's historic Brangwyn Hall. There'll also be music and comedy performances, exhibitors, activities and more food and drink than you can feasibly consume in an evening. Doors at Under 16yrs free, but should be accompanied by an adult.
Organised by local man Daniel Hooks. A day sharing examples on social media of poetry inspired by true stories of patients at Bolton Hospice. Creative Therapies is a key part of the wellbeing of patients and poetry is inspired by patient stories, memory boxes and art and craft work produced by patients. Showcase exhibition at Hertford Theatre gallery 29th Oct - 23rd Nov juxtaposing the expressive forms of poetry and photography.
Highlighting individual stories and shared concerns with composition, light and language. You are warmly invited to submit your poems by 14th Oct - selected works will be wall-mounted and displayed side-by-side with photographic works. Poetry Competition open to all , aligned with this year's theme, and performance of the shortlisted ones in the Library. No experience is needed and everyone is welcome, even if you've never read or written a poem in your life! Three types of Change - the theme of this year's National Poetry Day - will be considered: Climate Change, the mining of personal experience for poetry, and translation, with a workshop to follow.
Poet and teacher Matt Bryden will discuss his own experience as a writer and introduce poems by himself as well as work by Simon Armitage, Ted Hughes and Glyn Maxwell. All Welcome from 2pm. The event is happening at our specifically made 'poetry corner' that will allow students the chance to also write their own poems and add them to our poetry line to shareapoem.
We are giving out badges, sweets, chocolate and much more all day for National Poetry Day. Staff and pupils come with a poem ready to read or that they have learned by heart. They can also select from the poetry books available. Or they take a chance, throw a die to choose and book and then up to 3 dice to choose a page number of a poem to read.
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This is an event for staff and pupils at the school only. Karl Nova is visiting Senior School pupils to perform poetry and host workshops for budding poets. When: Thursday 3rd October pm Where: Sydney Jones Library Staff and students are encouraged to attend and enjoy a variety of poetry and light refreshments in the relaxed setting of the library. Join us to mark the 25th anniversary of National Poetry Day.
Poetry readings. It could be by another poet or one that you have written yourself. Or just come along to listen! Leicestershire Libraries challenges you to write a poem of no more than 15 lines on the theme of 'Truth' by 31st Oct These will be displayed in the library and one entry per library will be shared on our social media channels.
For National Poetry Day, prize-winning poet Gale Burns will deliver a special assembly and a workshop for year 8 and year 9. There will be also a meet and greet with the poet for all the students in the library during lunch time. Find them, post photos on Twitter, and win poetry prizes! The group is sponsored by Rethink and we will be performing our poems in Eastleigh Library at 2.
An afternoon of poetry at Retford Library. Join Library staff in celebration of National Poetry Day. We start off with Rob White taking us through a selection of Larkin's poems to give an insight into the great poet. This will be followed by a Poetry Cafe where you can bring along a favourite poem on Truth to share or just listen to others.
We'll be sharing our favourite rhyming stories and songs and encouraging everyone to join in. Chrissie Gittins will be running though my five children's poetry collections and reading a selection. Then organising a poetry writing activity for the group. Reading from her collection 'Adder, Bluebell, Lobster', thinking about nature words, and writing a poem together. Bring along one of your favourite poems or one of your own to share at our Poetry Cafe.
A reading of poems we've found and want to share as well as of our own poems.
In the gallery which belongs to one of our members at the north tip of our island home. Whole school poetry event, where pupils from Year 3 to Year 8 perform poems of their choice from memory. Oswald, resident cat at the Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum, invites girls and boys to compose poems on the theme of 'Truth' related to items in 'The Smith'.
There's a lunchtime open mic session on Thursday 3 October. Workshop leaders include rapper and poet Fisky; poet and playwright Cecelia Knapp. We are hosting an event at which local poets have been invited to read poems on the National Poetry Day subject of Truth or a truth. There will also be an open mic section and a writing challenge with prompts. Some refreshments available. Entry is free. Hilda's College has kindly allowed us to use one of their rooms. Doors open at 6pm.
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Pupils will be performing poetry in the Library in front of a panel of judges to attempt to win prizes. She has performed extensively both in the UK and internationally, and is the founder and former host of Lyrically Minded, a spoken word event based in Seoul, South Korea. As the Bournemouth Poet Laureate, Myriam San Marco has been leading a creative writing and development program for local writers with the support of Bournemouth Libraries and continues to support poetic initiatives in local schools.
F: facebook. I: sojustshopaccessories W: www. By performing at She Grrrowls, you consent to this, but there is an option to opt out. Working with poet Francesca you will explore and find words that have meaning for you. They may be inspiring, thoughtful, poignant or funny, but uniquely yours.
Using your chosen words you will then work with designer and printer Sarah to give your words expression, beauty and a life of their own. Under her guidance you will have the opportunity to employ traditional letterpress techniques to create your own unique printed postcards to take home. Grab a coffee or juice, and settle in for an informal reading in a relaxed environment.
All welcome! Eliot Prize winner, Hannah Sullivan. The evening will also feature historic audio recordings from the Faber archive, and offer a rare opportunity to enjoy both established and new voices reading together for this special anniversary celebration.