Fire Springs'    

Garden of Awen now a quarterly event and a moveable feast. An evening of the finest spoken word: poetry, storytelling, monologue, song, acoustic music and other Arcadian delights, featuring Awen authors, special guests and floor spots. In Autumn/Winter, usually at the Live Arts Cafe, Chapel Arts Centre, Lower Borough Walls, Bath. In Spring/Summer, on the road. Tickets £5 on the door. 7.00 pm start. Contact Kevan Manwaring for further information (01225-334204), or www.chapelarts.org www.awenpublications.co.uk      

 

 

Bath Writers Workshop, fortnightly on Thursday at the New Inn,  Monmouth Place, Bath - and Saturday at the Green Room, Chapel Arts Centre, Bath. Organised by Kevan Manwaring and David Lassman. For further information: www.bathwritersworkshop.co.uk    

Stroud Story Cabaret, quarterly storytelling and music night, at Five Valleys Foyer, Gloucester St, Stroud. Featuring guest performers and floor spots, organised by Kirsty Hartsiotis. Arrive 7.30 pm for 8.00 pm start, £6.00 (£5.00 concessions). For further information call 01453-840887. Bookings: Star Anise Cafe 01453-840021.   

Bath Storytelling Circle, third Monday each month, upstairs at The Raven, Queen St, Bath. Supporting the oral tradition through performances of stories, songs and poems (from memory, not read). Organised by David Metcalfe. Free, arrive 7.30 pm for 8.00 pm start. For further information: david@firesprings.org.uk or call 01225-482170.    

 

 

What A Performance!, usually last Friday of the month, about six times a year, at 8.00 pm in the Gallery Room, upstairs at the St James’ Wine Vaults, Bath. Various verbal antics, including featured performers. Organised by Richard Selby. Donation. For further information: richard@firesprings.org.uk or call 01225-420683.     

 

 

See Diary for details of upcoming events organised by or involving members of

Fire Springs

 

Anthony, Kirsty, Richard, David, Kevan

REGULAR EVENTS

Fire Springs

                        members are actively involved in running regular public events. These include spoken and written word events, performances and workshops in community settings. Open to all, some charge for entry and others are free.