Free Creative Writing & Zine-Making Workshop with Aghh! Zine for Writing Our Legacy @ Changing Chalk

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Join Aghh! Zine in Eastbourne for a creative writing workshop with a twist, inspired by the natural landscape of the South Downs! Sunday 7th of May 1pm-3pm
Open to all ages.

Event Description
Have you ever wondered how to self-publish your own work in an accessible way and with total freedom?
Have you ever heard about zines?
Do you know zines can help you take your writing and artistic practice to the next level?
In this workshop we will show you a fun, hands-on, playful and accessible way to present your work on your terms, taking perfectionism off the table.

For this session we will be getting our inspiration from our surroundings: the natural landscape of the South Downs. We will show you how the things around you can ignite your creativity and be a great source for your creative practice.

Workshop structure

We will start this workshop by using creative writing prompts, related to the natural landscape around us, to warm you up. This will be followed by us showing you how to create a DIY zine which you will spend the rest of the workshop creating, using images and your creative writing output.

Accessibility and materials

This workshop is open to all writing and artistic abilities. No experience is required. Families and all ages are welcome, baring in mind we will be using scissors.

The Beacon is fully wheelchair accessible with step free access into the Centre.
More info about accessibility on the Eventbite event page.

About Aghh! Zine

Aghh! Zine is a zine created in the heart of Brighton and Hove, UK, by MNamug and Nuria Castro. Our Aims are to create a safe space to discuss and investigate ourselves, society and subjects considered taboo or not mainstream.

Supported using public funding by Arts Council England. The workshop is part of our four-year Writing Our Legacy @ Changing Chalk project, led by the National Trust and funded by the National Lottery funded Heritage Fund and the People's Postcode Lottery. It is also supported by Shifting the Gaze project, funded by South Downs National Park Authority, and Arts Council England's National Lottery funded Project Grant scheme.