Literature Events at the VG&M, Liverpool
Thursday, 23rd July, 10.30am - 12.30pm
Poetry Workshop for Adults
To coinicde with the VG&M's special exhibition, 'The Mersey Sound' , this workshop examines the 1960s Liverpool scene through the poetry of Adrian Henri, Roger McGough and Brian Patten. There will be a particular focus on the Liverpool poets' performances and the artwork of Adrian Henri before creating a "word collage".
To book a place call 794 2348.
Saturday 25th July 2009, 10.30am - 11.30am & 2pm - 3pm
Storytelling for Children
Join the VG&M's storyteller as he explores the animal paintings in the gallery. Through games, drawing and drama you will create tantalising tales about the animals you find.
Limited places so pre-booking is recommended but places may be available on the day. 0151 794 2348. Suitable for children aged between 4 & 11
Tuesday 4th August 10.30am - 12pm & 2.30pm - 4pm
Poetry workshop lead by BT arena poet Roger Cliffe-Thompson
Listen to woven words and twisted tales about wordfish, zonks and bookworms then create your own monstrous poem!
Suitable for children aged between 4 &11
Tuesday 18th August 10.30am - 12pm & 2.30pm - 4pm
Poetry workshop lead by BT arena poet Roger Cliffe-Thompson.
Listen to woven words and twisted tales about wordfish, zonks and bookworms then create your won monstrous poem!
Suitable for children aged between 4 &11
The Victoria Gallery & Museum is on Ashton street at the top of Brownlow Hill in the University of Liverpool's iconic red brick Victoria building.
The VG&M is open 10am - 5pm, Tuesday - Saturday. Tel: 0151 794 2348 e: vgm@liv.ac.uk
Click here for map and directions.
Admission is free.
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