About this Event
Please note: This workshop will be run in the Writers Workshop in Orchard Square, Sheffield, and also online on Zoom for those who cannot attend in person.
In this session, we'll be writing about the contents of your cutlery drawer, your favourite hairbrush, quirky objects you inherited from your family, second hand bargains, bits of broken pottery and household flotsam and jetsam. Do you have an ancient biscuit tin holding your buttons, or a vintage margarine carton hoarding rusty nails? What's the story behind the spoon you use to make your tea or the bowl that holds your cereal? This workshop will be a deep dive into the every day and the stories that they stir up!
Using a series of prompts and exercises intended to spark your creativity, you'll come away with pieces of writing about the little things in life that you can develop, or just enjoy the process of using words to bring memories to life.
The session will be fun, interactive, and sensitive to everyone's needs.
Led by writer Anne Grange of The Writers Workshop, an experienced writer, editor and workshop leader.
Please bring along a small but treasured household item with a story behind it.
The Writers Workshop’s space in Orchard Square, Sheffield, has no step-free access. However, accessibility is important to us, and we have partnered with a nearby venue to facilitate access to our events.
Step-free access tickets are available to purchase until 3 days prior to the event.
This event is online advance booking only: no walkups on the day.
The Writers Workshop is a nonprofit social enterprise on a mission to enable everyone to experience the joy and power of creative writing, both at our venue in Sheffield and online. Members of the Writers Workshop get a discount on all our events and other perks. For more information, visit .
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Writers Workshop, 14 Orchard Square, Sheffield City Centre, United Kingdom
GBP 7.00 to GBP 13.70
