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Open Book Aberfeldy Creative Writing Group

By Open Book

Shared Reading and Creative Writing in Aberfeldy

Location

Breadalbane Community Library

Crieff Road Aberfeldy PH15 2DU United Kingdom

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About this event

Join Open Book in Aberfeldy for shared reading and creative writing. We'll be looking at poems & stories on a monthly theme and doing our own writing together.

Sessions run monthly on a Thursday, 5.30-7.30pm at Breadalbane Community Campus, Aberfeldy.

No experience necessary. Ages 18+.

Book a spot on Eventbrite, or feel free to just drop in!

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Open Book aims to be a safe space for all our participants and Lead Readers. This means our groups should be a place in which everyone feels welcome, respected and comfortable. We ask that you follow CARE (confidentiality, attention, respect, enjoy) and the Safe Spaces Framework each time you join a session. You can read the Space Spaces Framework here.

Frequently asked questions

Are Open Book events accessible?

All Open Book groups on Zoom provide access to Live Captioning. Large print materials are available by request for in person groups. Please get in touch at admin@openbookreading for any other questions regarding accessibility.

Does Open Book offer support to attend sessions?

Open Book offers an Access Bursary for those who struggle to attend our sessions, which can help with things like the cost of taxis to in person sessions, crèche/childcare, and data to attend online sessions. For more information, please contact info@openbookreading.com

Organised by

Open Book

We organise and run weekly shared reading sessions for a diverse range of community and public participants across Scotland. Part of a book and a poem are read aloud during these relaxed and informal sessions, with an Open Book Lead Reader on hand to help guide the discussion. We regularly run creative writing sessions for our readers, using the material the group is reading as inspiration to create new writing.