Tidelines Book Festival Scrievin’ and Scran 2025
Friday 24 January, 2025 7.30 p.m.
Harbour Arts Centre 114-116 Harbour Street , KA12 8PZ Irvine
A warming evening of poetry and prose, with a half-time hot pie included in the ticket price, this is the Tidelines-recommended recipe for warding off those January blues.
Scrievin & Scran 2025 will be hosted by local professional actor and Director of Poetic Justice Productions, Steven Duffy, with performances from guest local writers and open spots for those brave enough to step up to the mic. Expect an evening of warmth, wit, wisdom, and perhaps a few wee surprises.
“The line-up was brilliant! Pies tasty!”
“I never know poetry could be so much fun!”
“I never know poetry could be so much fun!”
Tickets include a hot pie provided by our friends at Duncan’s Bistro.
***Please choose the correct meat/veggie/other option when booking***
***Please choose the correct meat/veggie/other option when booking***
(For ‘other’ please email info@tidelinesbookfestival.com with your name & dietary needs after booking – preference request will close 17.01.24 at noon)***.
There will be a select number of open slots. If interested, please email Slots will open in December 2024. They are open to any Ayrshire-based writer aged 14+.
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