A person stood next to a stream sketching, wearing a coat, woolly hat and walking boots.

Exploring Rural Spaces: Nature Calling Poetry and Drawing Free Online Workshop with Live Captioning

A black and white, head and shoulders photo of artists Ayesha Chouglay. They have dark hair with a fringe and their hair up in a pony tail, wearing a dark crew neck top. Friday 13th December, 6.30-7.30pm, on Zoom

Join writer Ayesha Chouglay for a free online workshop exploring how to use drawing exercises to get into the flow for writing poetry. This workshop will have live captioning to make it accessible to a broader audience, including those who are deaf or hard of hearing, speak different languages or process written information more easily.

Ayesha’s first workshop explored the landscape at Hubbard’s Hills in the Lincolnshire Wolds. This online workshop explores how to write about rural spaces from the comfort of your home, bringing the outside in, using objects, memories, multiple senses and visualisation. You will learn about how to write about rural spaces that you feel a connection to, whilst learning about the Lincolnshire Wolds.

This workshop is a relaxed space, with no pressure to join in, you can just listen if you prefer.

There will also be a short poetry reading, including a new poem from the Nature Calling project.

This event will be live captioned by My Clear Text. This means that a captioner will be typing accurate captions for the workshop, live. Find out more here: https://www.mycleartext.com/

Book your free place here:

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