SCCAN Stories for Change – PLACE Workshop
Tuesday 18 APRIL, 2023, 10 a.m. until 1.30 p.m. – ONLINE
Learn how to write about place in this Write Here, Write Now workshop from SCCAN Storyteller Collective!
Free places for concessions
As writers on climate we have the ability to let places, their past, present and possible futures speak through us. The better you know a place, the better you’ll be able to write about it. In this workshop you can explore how to create a sense of place in your writing – real or imaged – and take readers on a journey into the future, while also rooting them in the past. There’ll be plenty of time for writing, discussion and sharing, as well as learning.
More about SCCAN Storytellers Collective and their mini-grants for creators
About the presenters:
Lesley Anne is a writer, creative producer and SCCAN Story Weaver passionate about finding and sharing inspiring stories of climate action.
This section: Books, Talks, Poetry and Creative Writing Events, Classes and Workshops, Pat's Home Page Blog, Writing, Zoom and online events
Related Pages
- Scotland’s first Stained Glass museum to be opened in lasting tribute to the works of Alf Webster
- Unveiling Nelson Mandela Statue in Glasgow
- Water Here, Water There
- Greg Koch at Cottiers
- Whisky Tasting at The Kelvin
- Music Night with Freedom From Torture and H4TH
- “Murder, murder, polis, three stairs up!” An Evening in Taggart’s Glasgow
- Carlton Jug Band – Avant Garde
- For Sale: Three Bedroom Flat, Broomhill Drive, Glasgow G11
- Author Talk With Ian Rankin
- Anti-Racist Community Library – Woodlands Community Black History Month 2026
- CRER Black History Walking Tour – Black History Month October 2026
- Black History Month October 2026
- Best Shot: How to Get Published with Sheila Wakefield
- Children’s Walk for Gaza, Glasgow Green
- Soul Jazz Sunday September Weekend 2026
- Drawing The Past – Still Life, Shipbuilding
- Storytelling For Adults, Alexandria
- Glasgow Americana: Dar Williams & Heather Maloney at Cottiers
- Niall Connolly and The Album Club at The Glad Cafe review Pat Byrne