Paper Crane Poets is a new poetry collective, hosted by local poets Chris McLoughlin and Leanne Moden! Join us at Beeston Library (Foster Avenue) every fortnight, Tuesdays 5:30pm - 7:30pm. 18+ Our next session is Tuesday 2nd July. We’re planning another relaxed one: we'll share a few writing activities, and do a little bit of sharing and editing, and a bit of focused chat too. We want to make sure we're led by what our members want, so come find…

Poetry Undercover is a delightful new-ish spoken word event coming to Nottingham in the spirit of Dead Poets Society. We gather to share the words of our favourite poets, writers and personal influences, before opening up to free (and ever so slightly chaotic) discussion. Think of us as an appreciation group for wordsmiths of all sorts! This month, on top of our usual sharing shenanigans, we have the amazing Trevor Wright joining us to read from his new collection and…

A friendly creative atmosphere, where women are encouraged to explore their creativity to produce poetry, for all levels. 1. Can I just turn up or do I need to register? No need to register, just turn up. 2. How much does it cost? It is free. 3. Do I need to bring anything with me? No, but you may find it useful to bring a notepad and pen/pencil.

Welcome to Edition 1 of Holdin' Court, a new poetry and music night in the centre of Mansfield! WEDS 19TH JUNE, 7.30 P. M. EVERY THIRD WEDNESDAY Nestled in the back room of The Courthouse Pub, we bring you POETRY FROM: DARON CAREY

Nottingham's long running poetry event. Open to all. Come along and sign up to the open mic. Hosted by Miggy Angel.

DIY Poets (we’re nice and we don’t always rhyme) have been performing poetry in Nottingham for over fifteen years. Tonight, the first of our quarterly nights at City Arts, will feature an open mic, DIY Poets, plus a wonderful acoustic musician/ singer. We are also launching issue 46 of our free A6 zine. £3 entry For ages 18+. Wheelchair accessible. Hearing loop available. Gender neutral toilet. Accessible toilet. Grassroots poetry at its best.