Fiction Readings at the Albany #2, Wednesday 26th March, 2014
Fiction Readings at the Albany
Wednesday 26th March, 2014 – 6.30 p.m.
Thank you to the many people who attended the opening event. We would like to invite you all to come along to the second in the series, at the Albany Centre in Glasgow, this Wednesday 26th March, from 6.30pm until 9pm.
The Albany Learning and Conference Centre, 44 Ashley Street, Woodlands, Glasgow
G3 6DS
The event will feature readings by various writers, some music and visual art.
Entry: £3. Please come along to enjoy excellent new work, as well as readings of selected classic short fiction. There will be some time for drinks and discussion too.
The event is the second in a sequence of four, all at The Albany Centre on Wednesday evenings.
The subsequent events will take place:
April 2nd 6.30pm-9pm
April 9th 6.30pm-9pm
We hope you will continue to support this readings series.
If you require any further information, please contact: events@thi-wurd.com
Albany Reading #1, 19th April, Review by Pat Byrne
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