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Are you a budding writer?

Are you aged 16-19 and want to perform at Pride this year? Brighton and Hove City Libraries are looking for budding LGBT writers to perform at Pride on Saturday, August 2 in the Pride Literature & Spoken Word Tent. If you are new to writing you can go along to one of their FREE writing workshops […]

Are you aged 16-19 and want to perform at Pride this year?

Brighton and Hove City Libraries are looking for budding LGBT writers to perform at Pride on Saturday, August 2 in the Pride Literature & Spoken Word Tent. If you are new to writing you can go along to one of their FREE writing workshops where you can hone up your skills for writing and perform your work at Pride:

The workshops are on:

July 17 – Brighton Jubilee Library (16-19only) 5.00-7.00pm

July 26 – Brighton Jubilee Library 10.30- 12.30pm

July 28 – Lewes Library 6.00-8.00pm

To book a place EMAIL:

If you love Writing and identify as LGBTQ you can:

• Go along to a writing workshop before Pride

• Perform your work in the Literature Tent at Pride in the park

• Help out in the Literature Tent

To find out more EMAIL:

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