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Poetry Writing Workshop for Women
Wednesday 5th April 10am -12pm
Fishergate Room, Anteros Arts Foundation.
2 hour poetry writing workshop for women with published poet Helen Vine.
In this workshop we will explore our relationship with the page, our truth, lived experiences and creative freedom. Taking inspiration from other poets and each other in a calm, contemplative space.
This workshop will take place in the beautiful Fishergate room at Anteros Arts. It is a chance to meet fellow women writers in
Norwich. Tea, coffee & biscuits provided!
Open to all levels.
Strictly limited to 12 spaces only.
Fishergate Room, Anteros Arts Foundation.
2 hour poetry writing workshop for women with published poet Helen Vine.
In this workshop we will explore our relationship with the page, our truth, lived experiences and creative freedom. Taking inspiration from other poets and each other in a calm, contemplative space.
This workshop will take place in the beautiful Fishergate room at Anteros Arts. It is a chance to meet fellow women writers in
Norwich. Tea, coffee & biscuits provided!
Open to all levels.
Strictly limited to 12 spaces only.
Living Easter Wreath Making
Sat 08 April 10-12.30
Fishergate Room, Anteros Arts Foundation
Create a stunning spring wreath for your door or as a table centerpiece for Easter in this 2.5 hour wreath-making workshop.
A great selection of seasonal spring foliage, fresh and dried flowers, moss, living plants, and bulbs will be provided for you to choose from to create a truly beautiful and unique wreath!
Using a natural grapevine-style wreath base and moss, Francesca will guide you on how to wrap your living bulbs and plants in moss, a technique used in Kokedama. Francesca will guide you in preparing and missing your wreath base and then attaching your plants and bulbs.
Francesca will teach you wreath-making techniques such as how to make 'bundles', small arrangements of flowers and foliage, and attach these to your wreath.
British-grown bulbs such as Tete a Tete miniature daffodils, delicate Puschkinia and Muscari look superb mixed with stylish Sempervivum succulents in moss.
Sempervivum succulents, known as House Leeks, are hardy plants often found growing on roofs therefore, a wreath with rooted Sempervivum will grow and spread over time creating a truly 'living wreath'. the bulbs can either be left on the wreath or planted in the garden or window box after the Easter holidays!
All ingredients, tools, materials and guidance are provided during the workshop. It is advisable to bring an apron or protection for your clothes as moss can be messy!
Fishergate Room, Anteros Arts Foundation
Create a stunning spring wreath for your door or as a table centerpiece for Easter in this 2.5 hour wreath-making workshop.
A great selection of seasonal spring foliage, fresh and dried flowers, moss, living plants, and bulbs will be provided for you to choose from to create a truly beautiful and unique wreath!
Using a natural grapevine-style wreath base and moss, Francesca will guide you on how to wrap your living bulbs and plants in moss, a technique used in Kokedama. Francesca will guide you in preparing and missing your wreath base and then attaching your plants and bulbs.
Francesca will teach you wreath-making techniques such as how to make 'bundles', small arrangements of flowers and foliage, and attach these to your wreath.
British-grown bulbs such as Tete a Tete miniature daffodils, delicate Puschkinia and Muscari look superb mixed with stylish Sempervivum succulents in moss.
Sempervivum succulents, known as House Leeks, are hardy plants often found growing on roofs therefore, a wreath with rooted Sempervivum will grow and spread over time creating a truly 'living wreath'. the bulbs can either be left on the wreath or planted in the garden or window box after the Easter holidays!
All ingredients, tools, materials and guidance are provided during the workshop. It is advisable to bring an apron or protection for your clothes as moss can be messy!
The Last Inklings
29th April 7pm
Music Room, Anteros Arts Foundation
!!!! "Overwhelmingly unique and pleasing" - RNR MAGAZINE
“It’s hard to believe there will be a better debut album this year" - FOLK RADIO UK
The Last Inklings are Leo MacKenzie and David Hoyland, accomplished multi-instrumentalists
with a solid folk background. The band's innovative sound crosses genres, centred around cello, mandolin and vocal harmony, layered with guitar, piano, strings, synths and percussion. With vibrant backstories and creative musicianship, their songs have a modern flavour that is rich with imagery and narrative, exploring at their core what it is to be human.
Their name is a nod to the mid 20th century literary group which included Tolkein and CS Lewis, although their inspiration is drawn from wider sources than just these authors, ranging from Carl Jung to Terry Pratchett. Thoughtful depth is handled with a light touch, balanced with playfulness, metaphor and humour. Musically their influences are equally diverse, including artists such as Moulettes, Punch Brothers, and the cinematic soundscapes of composers like Max Richter to the traditional songs and tunes of the British Isles.
The Last Inklings released their debut album The Impossible Wild in October 2021, following
the release of their EP Alchemy in April 2020. It charted in the Official Folk Charts Top 40 and
received the Fatea Magazine Debut Album of the Year Award.
Music Room, Anteros Arts Foundation
!!!! "Overwhelmingly unique and pleasing" - RNR MAGAZINE
“It’s hard to believe there will be a better debut album this year" - FOLK RADIO UK
The Last Inklings are Leo MacKenzie and David Hoyland, accomplished multi-instrumentalists
with a solid folk background. The band's innovative sound crosses genres, centred around cello, mandolin and vocal harmony, layered with guitar, piano, strings, synths and percussion. With vibrant backstories and creative musicianship, their songs have a modern flavour that is rich with imagery and narrative, exploring at their core what it is to be human.
Their name is a nod to the mid 20th century literary group which included Tolkein and CS Lewis, although their inspiration is drawn from wider sources than just these authors, ranging from Carl Jung to Terry Pratchett. Thoughtful depth is handled with a light touch, balanced with playfulness, metaphor and humour. Musically their influences are equally diverse, including artists such as Moulettes, Punch Brothers, and the cinematic soundscapes of composers like Max Richter to the traditional songs and tunes of the British Isles.
The Last Inklings released their debut album The Impossible Wild in October 2021, following
the release of their EP Alchemy in April 2020. It charted in the Official Folk Charts Top 40 and
received the Fatea Magazine Debut Album of the Year Award.
Heavenly Gardens Walking Tours with Paul Dickson
9th & 16th May 10am
To accompany Lynda Baxter's Taking Root exhibition, walking tour guide Paul Dickson, will be doing two guided walks. These tours will start and end at Anteros and will celebrate Norwich's medieval churches and their churchyards. The price, £11, will include tea or coffee at the Merchant's House at the end of the tour.
To accompany Lynda Baxter's Taking Root exhibition, walking tour guide Paul Dickson, will be doing two guided walks. These tours will start and end at Anteros and will celebrate Norwich's medieval churches and their churchyards. The price, £11, will include tea or coffee at the Merchant's House at the end of the tour.
Norwich Indie Book & Zine Fair
Saturday 20th May 10-5pm
Main Gallery & Music Room, Anteros Arts Foundation
The Book & Zine Fair will be making its way to Anteros again so please come and support small publishers, zinesters and authors
Main Gallery & Music Room, Anteros Arts Foundation
The Book & Zine Fair will be making its way to Anteros again so please come and support small publishers, zinesters and authors
Weekly Yoga Classes (with Marie)
Monday Evenings
Music Room, Anteros Arts Foundation
Mondays 5.45-6.45: ‘Beginners & Beyond’
An all-levels gentle flow class. Beginners friendly. Guiding you to become more ‘at home’ in your body and familiar with movement.
Mondays 7-8.15: ‘Dynamic Flow’
An intermediate+ practice for those who have some experience with yoga or movement and are interested in more dynamic explorations of embodiment.
Music Room, Anteros Arts Foundation
Mondays 5.45-6.45: ‘Beginners & Beyond’
An all-levels gentle flow class. Beginners friendly. Guiding you to become more ‘at home’ in your body and familiar with movement.
Mondays 7-8.15: ‘Dynamic Flow’
An intermediate+ practice for those who have some experience with yoga or movement and are interested in more dynamic explorations of embodiment.
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