What is Worcester Today? Writing and Walking Workshop
- Event type
- Walk/tour, Workshop, Outdoor event
- Organisers
- University of Worcester
- Partners
- The Hive
- Contact
- k.wareham.morris@worc.ac.uk
- Is event online?
- No
- Accessibility features
- Accessible parking, Accessible toilets, Assistance dogs welcome, Baby changing facilities, Printed materials, Wheelchair accessible
- Accessibility information
- Attendees are encouraged to walk at their own pace. There will be frequent stops. There are fully accessible toilet facilities in the Hive. There are also refreshments available to purchase from the Hive Cafe, catering for different dietary requirements. For more accessibility information relating to the City of Worcester, please visit this link: https://www.accessable.co.uk/worcester-city-council
- Accessibility links
- Additional Accessibility Information
- Region/country
- West Midlands
- Address
-
The Hive
Sawmill Walk, The Butts
Worcester
WR1 3PD
- Booking required
- Yes
Scheduled dates
How do you see Worcester? Explore Worcester through poetry, writing live on location.
This guided writing and walking workshop focuses on how we see Worcester today, encouraging adults from a range of age groups, backgrounds and writing experience to engage in creative writing, exploring personal perceptions of the city.
Participants will walk a wheelchair friendly route through the city, pausing to write and listen to poetry. Katy Wareham Morris will provide writing inspiration based on Worcester’s exciting cultural landmarks, and will also perform from her published poetry, inspired by walking and connections to places and spaces, live on location.
The workshop will last for 1 hour, beginning and ending at the Hive Library. Participants should wear comfortable footwear and clothing, appropriate for the weather conditions on the day, and should bring their own writing materials.
Photo Credit: University of Worcester