Penarth Pier - Ground Floor Southard Classroom

Wheelchair Accessible space

Penarth Pier - Ground Floor Southard Classroom

Wheelchair Accessible space

Penarth Library
10.00am – 12.00pm

Penarth Pier - Ground Floor Southard Classroom

Wheelchair Accessible space

Penarth Library
10.00am – 12.00pm

Penarth Library
10.00am – 12.00pm

Despite increased mentions of the menopause in the media, there are still very few activities that address the experience itself, in an environment which facilitates creative engagement.

Over the course of five consecutive Fridays, from the 15th of November, the two-hour workshops will provide a free, flexible, and accessible experience for women who are looking for a creative activity that allows them to discuss, reflect and share their individual experiences of the menopause.

• 29 November 10-11.30am

• 6 December 10-11.30am

• 13 December 10-11.30am

Despite increased mentions of the menopause in the media, there are still very few activities that address the experience itself, in an environment which facilitates creative engagement.

Over the course of five consecutive Fridays, from the 15th of November, the two-hour workshops will provide a free, flexible, and accessible experience for women who are looking for a creative activity that allows them to discuss, reflect and share their individual experiences of the menopause.

• 29 November 10-11.30am

• 6 December 10-11.30am

• 13 December 10-11.30am

Despite increased mentions of the menopause in the media, there are still very few activities that address the experience itself, in an environment which facilitates creative engagement.

Over the course of five consecutive Fridays, from the 15th of November, the two-hour workshops will provide a free, flexible, and accessible experience for women who are looking for a creative activity that allows them to discuss, reflect and share their individual experiences of the menopause.

• 29 November 10-11.30am

• 6 December 10-11.30am

• 13 December 10-11.30am

Despite increased mentions of the menopause in the media, there are still very few activities that address the experience itself, in an environment which facilitates creative engagement.

Over the course of five consecutive Fridays, from the 15th of November, the two-hour workshops will provide a free, flexible, and accessible experience for women who are looking for a creative activity that allows them to discuss, reflect and share their individual experiences of the menopause.

• 22 November 10-11.30am

• 29 November 10-11.30am

• 6 December 10-11.30am

• 13 December 10-11.30am

Join Richard Gwyn (Ambassador to Nowhere, The Other Tiger) and Sophie Buchaillard (Assimilation, This Is Not Who We Are) in conversation about travel writing and cultural identity. This event is particularly suited to anyone studying Creative Writing or anyone who ever journeyed in search of belonging.

Join three writers to discuss the role of fiction in exploring polarisation and the rise of the far right.

I will be visiting Rhydypenau Library on the 16th of October at 7pm, to talk about Assimilation. Come along if you are local. It would be lovely to see you there.

To book:

I will be visiting Goldstone Bookshop's Book Club on the 24th of September from 7pm, to talk about Assimilation. Come along if you are local. It would be lovely to see you there.

To book email carmarthen@goldstonebooks.co.uk or ring 01267 237236

Join Sophie Buchaillard for a four-hour masterclass on travel writing, hosted by Creative Cardiff Classroom. See link for details of how to book a place.

Dr Sophie Buchaillard is the author of two novels, Assimilation and This Is Not Who We Are, which was shortlisted for the Wales Book of the Year. She also contributed to the travel writing collection An Open Door: New Travel Writing for a Precarious Century (Parthian), edited by Steven Lovatt. She holds a PhD in Creative and Critical Writing and taught at Cardiff University until this year. Her academic research focuses on the link between travel writing, identity and belonging.

A pilot event bringing together singer songwriter Siobhan McCrudden and local author and poet Sophie Buchaillard for a free performance of spoken word and song, followed by a creative writing workshop and open mic. Open to 18+