The Muse at St Louis, Brian Whittingham Wednesday 10 August, 2016
West End Launch – ‘Sometimes I Radiate’
Everyone’s invited to another great night of literature at St Louis with host Linda Jaxson, who will also provide the musical entertainment with Tony Stallone.
Glasgow Writer Brian Whittingham is the main guest of the evening and you can look forward to performances by the poet Finola Scott plus writers who have contributed to the new literary booklet ‘Sometimes I Radiate’ (edited by Linda Jackson)
The booklet will be available for sale at the event – all proceeds will go to Mary’s Meals
“What’s important to us is the hungry child. When there are hungry children in front of us today, we’re going to feed them, and at the same time we’re going to work on the solution to getting them fed in the long term, creating a global movement of people who believe in this vision.“
Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow, Mary’s Meals Founder and CEO
St Louis Cafe Bar
734 Dumbarton Rd, Partick, Glasgow, G11 6RD
Entry is free.
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