Storytelling is an important part of our lives. Whether keeping a diary, telling a friend about something that happened to us or appreciating a piece of poetry, it helps us connect to our local environment, each other and ourselves.
These six friendly, relaxed sessions will look at ways writing can help us tell our stories. We’ll look at writing our own stories, writing from objects, both personal and museum-based, from nature, the senses and much more.
Whether you’re new to writing or published, have a project you’re already working on or are facing a blank page, all are welcome.
Workshops take place on 18th, 25th March and 1st, 8th, 15th and 22nd April, 2-4pm.
For more information or to book tickets, email Lorna at lornaleethewriter@gmail.com.
Lorna Lee is a writer and teacher with twenty years experience leading creative writing workshops and encouraging creativity in others. She has a particular interest in writing about wellbeing and mental health and is inspired by her rural surroundings.