With so many popular book events to choose from it can be difficult to find those hidden gems to tickle your literary taste buds. We've done some of the legwork for you with our pick of unique events happening over the next couple of weeks...
Write & Shine: Early Morning Writing Classes with Gemma Seltzer | Various start times and locations weekly from September to November
You can look forward to your alarm! Inject some
creativity into your mornings by flexing your writing muscles at this
interactive workshop led by Gemma Seltzer. Research shows we are more creative
in the morning, and utilising this golden hour can improve productivity for the
rest of the day! Suitable for all levels of creative writing experience,
including those who just want to add a bit of imagination into their day.
If you’re a ‘read the book before you see the film’ kind of person,
this unique opportunity to meet the author will enrich your experience before
seeing Judi Dench’s dramatic interpretation of the strong-willed Queen
Victoria. Shrabani Basu’s ‘Victoria and Abdul’ tells the true story of an
unlikely friendship formed between Queen Victoria and young Indian waiter Abdul
Karim. Though their companionship is met with much fear and criticism from the
royal household, Basu’s narration is a heart-warming tale of how friendship can
transcend racial and social obstacles. There is also an opportunity to get a
signed copy of the book.
Can you tell the difference between prosecco and champagne?
You’ll certainly be able to after this event with Britain’s youngest ever
sommelier, Davy Zyw. As well as a fascinating talk on the history and
production of champagne, there will also be an opportunity to try some of Zyw’s
favourite selections. With a new-found appreciation for fizz, this event
is sure to leave you bubbling with excitement for your next glass!
An unmissable night of hilarity for any parent – this
comedic duo’s hugely successful podcast series has lifted the lid on
not-so-secret parenting fails, and championed wine and fish fingers as a fine
dinner choice (no vino for the kids of course, Mummy needs it). Take a night
off and join the ultimate Mum-crush pair for an unforgettable evening!
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