Are you ready to unleash your unique poetic voice in a safe, supportive and inspiring space? Create incredible new poetry and share it with other amazing humans in this 5 week poetic adventure led by acclaimed published poet, cabaret performer and wellness-through-art mentor Amy Bodossian! May 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, 6 pm – 9 pm

Join British poet Lalah-Simone Springer for a beginner-friendly poetry workshop exploring and queering the idea of a 'sonnet'. Usually, sonnets are love poems written to other people. In this class, we'll learn the rules for writing a sonnet, and then find the lesson from our own life story which we can share in our poetry.

From writing to performance, Speak Up is a 12-week journey through the depths and power of the self through Spoken Word. Harness your creativity and step into the power of speaking your truth using this dynamic art form. SpeakUP has been running for 11 years and seen amazing success with students going on to speak on stages across the world. This 12-week version incorporates deeper storytelling techniques and expanded opportunities.

Which comes first for you: the poem on the page, or on the stage? How can our poetry flow back and forth between pen and performance? How can the experience of performance enhance the words on the page? This workshop offered by Waffle Irongirl explores your individual relationship with performance and poetry.

Imagine you were standing in the middle of a Library but couldn’t see or read any of the books... Immerse yourself in how libraries are made visible for those who are blind or visually impaired with (In)visible Libraries, an event illuminating the extraordinary languages of poetry and braille.

Imagine you were standing in the middle of a Library but couldn’t see or read any of the books... Immerse yourself in how libraries are made visible for those who are blind or visually impaired with (In)visible Libraries, an event illuminating the extraordinary languages of poetry and braille.

Imagine you were standing in the middle of a Library but couldn’t see or read any of the books... Immerse yourself in how libraries are made visible for those who are blind or visually impaired with (In)visible Libraries, an event illuminating the extraordinary languages of poetry and braille.