Name: Creativity Cafe
Start: 2026-01-17T09:30:00+08:00
Location: Perron Place

Fresh year, fresh opportunity to create!
Come for morning tea at the Creativity Cafe with your friendly hosts, Sasha Wasley and Kaz Campbell. This is your chance to recharge your creative mind for 2026 with relaxing and enjoyable activities among other writers.
It doesn't matter where you are in your writing journey - total newbie, just testing the waters, serious poet/writer or published author - this experience will give you a creative buzz and refresh your mind for your writing in 2026.
About the workshop
Come alone or with a friend. You'll be placed at a group table in the Creativity Cafe and treated to a range of fun, engaging activities led by established author and writing mentor, Sasha Wasley and poet, teacher and professional writer, Kaz Campbell.
Unplugged (no tech)
Multiple creative forms
No pressure or performing
Judgement-free
What's included:
2.5 hours of fun and development just for you
Your choice of cafe beverage (ordered at ticket checkout)
A delicious morning tea
Stellar line-up of creative activities to refresh your brain and get you excited about writing
Gifts and door prizes
Give yourself the gift of a New Year creative glow-up and book your seat at the inaugural Creativity Cafe!
About the Presenters
Sasha Wasley is a bestselling Western Australian author with a PhD in feminist literature, who loves nature, Jane Austen and puns. Sasha often waxes lyrical (bordering on belligerent) about the decline of school libraries. She mentors aspiring authors and has the joy of delivering frequent creative writing workshops for children and adults. She can’t seem to constrain herself to one genre, writing fantasy and young reader fiction under her Ash Harrier pen name, as well as historical and contemporary novels as Sasha Wasley. She has had over twenty books published since 2015 and her next book, The Society of Literary Marauders, will be out in April 2026.
Kaz Campbell Kaz is a writer, presenter and entrepreneur who loves to explore the magic of words in many forms. She has worked in a cinema, a circus tent, a skyscraper, in a cupboard under the stairs and in everyone’s favourite Monopoly square, Mayfair in London. Since 2010, she has been writing content and running workshops for some of WA’s biggest brands through her business, Branch Creative. Kaz is a published poet and primary school teacher who has performed poetry, and had her plays and works performed, at festivals and events including Perth Poetry Club, The Maj Monologues, Melville Midwinter, Busselton Fringe Festival and Short + Sweet Perth.
THIS EVENT IS PROUDLY SPONSORED BY BRANCH CREATIVE.