Various dates between October 2023 - May 2024
Blend Cafe, Nottingham Contemporary
Free Event
Calling all writers, poets, musicians, actors and creatives! Come along to WRAP Café for a chance to meet our creative community, listen to their work and maybe share your own. Free and open to all.
Email wrap@ntu.ac.uk to book one of our five-minute open mic slots in advance, and get your voice heard like never before in this café for creatives.
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