Debbie Bryan at Nottingham Poetry Festival: Poets in the Shed

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Poets in the Big White Shed: Week of Poetry at Debbie Bryan

Meet the Poets
Monday 23 April | 5.30pm - 6.15pm
Debbie Bryan
£2 - available on the door

Drop-in and meet the poets from The Big White Shed, hear a few poems, have a chat about their process, their plans and their inspiration.

Meet The Poets
Tuesday 24 April | 5.30pm - 6.15pm
Debbie Bryan
£2 - available on the door

Day 2 of The Big White Shed get together. Pop along and meet the poets from one of Nottingham’s finest independent publishers.

Meet The Poets
Wednesday 25 April | 5.30pm - 6.15pm
Debbie Bryan
£2 - available on the door

Day 3!

Drop-in and meet the poets from The Big White Shed, hear a few poems, have a chat, about their process, their plans and their inspiration. See Debbie Bryan's Facebook event page for details of who will be there each night.

Meet The Poets
Thursday 26 April | 5.30pm - 6.15pm
Debbie Bryan
£2 - available on the door

Day four of the Big White Shed publisher and poet get together. This is a drop in event, no need to arrive on time or stay for the whole time, all we ask is that people contribute £2. Each night of the week there will be two or three poets to meet. You can find full details on Debbie Bryan's Facebook event page.

Poets in the Big White Shed
Friday 27th April 2018 | 5pm-8pm  
Venue: Debbie Bryan
Price: £8pp

Debbie Bryan is hosting a relaxed early evening, full of poetry and stories. During the event, you’ll be hearing from a loaded lineup of Big White Shed poets. Some of these have already published, some are due to be published, and some are just starting out. You’ll experience a unique plethora of artistic talent.

This event is part of the annual Nottingham Poetry Festival, which takes place between 20th – 29th April with Roger McGough, Jackie Kay and Hollie McNish among the headliners.

Building on the success of the two previous festivals and working closely with the Nottingham poetry community, Nottingham Poetry Festival 2018 is produced by Nottingham-born poet Henry Normal, Craig Chettle and Tommy Rosley (Farmyard Promotions/Hockley Hustle) and takes place in over 30 Nottingham bars, cafes, bookshops and other venues.