Where is your home? Is it a place? A certain person? Or a concept? Join us for an intimate poetry writing workshop exploring self identity and the idea of belongingness. This is a safe space to connect with like-minded individuals, immerse in the historical presence of Manchester Art Gallery, and condense your own ideas into words. We welcome poets, writers, and wanderers of all levels and identities. Admission:
Ticket fees include all workshop materials. Workshop will be conducted in English, supplemented with Cantonese if necessary. About the facilitator:
Tammy is a poet from Hong Kong, now based in the UK, and often homesick for a place she can’t name. She finds it hard to condense the many facets of herself in a bio. Fascinated with human emotions and behaviours, poetry is her way to connect with herself and other gentle souls. Follow her work on Instagram @wordsintheflow.

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