The 2019 Programme is now ready to browse.
Please click the link provided!
Hard copies will be available very soon!
Thank you the BAF Team
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Bulwell Arts Festival 2018 Programme
The BAF 2018 Programme is now ready to browse.
Please click the link provided!
Hard copies will be available soon!
Thank you the BAF Team
A witty and emotive collection of poems. Bulwell Arts Festival poetry book.
Thank you to all the poets that have contributed to this year’s Poetry Booklet. Please feel free to download and share. Hard copies will be available soon!
Hard copies have a suggested donation of £1. These are limited editions so once you’ve read it please pass it on!
Art In Shop Windows 2017 – This year’s Artists
Details of this year’s artists are now available.
The 2017 Bulwell Arts Festival programme is here!
Laughter is the best medicine
Has anyone had the chance to read our Poetry Booklet yet? If you have then please share it with family and friends. If not then please take one and have a read, there are ones to make you Laugh, make you think and even some that may inspire you to write your own!
Thanks to Joy Rice for putting the booklet together and to all the Poets that contributed their work.
The booklet has been kindly supported by Russel Press http://www.russellpress.com
Poetry In The Pub
Julie Parker – Jewellery Workshop
Bracelet making Workshop with the fabulous Julie Parker at Tesco Bulwell Tuesday 12th July 11-1pm in the community place. This is a free workshop . If you’ve not booked already to attend this workshop then please message me at nicola@bulwellartsfestival.com to reserve a space!
ART IN SHOP WINDOWS
So Bulwell town centre has become a gallery for the week, has anyone seen any of the wonderful Art on display? we would love to hear your thoughts?
If you haven’t been down to Bulwell yet, then please do and take a look!
Literature Discussions with Deirdre O’Byrne
Community Room 3, Monday 11th July Bulwell Riverside 12noon – 1.30pm
Nottingham has inspired many writers,
from DH Lawrence and Alan Sillitoe to
today’s Nicola Monaghan. Deirdre O’Byrne,
who teaches literature at Loughborough
University, will lead a discussion on the city
as it appears in novels and short stories.
Nottingham, City of Literature. This is a Free Event!
