WordFlow is back
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WordFlow IS BACK 😁
A creative, explorative, and guided writing circle
WEDNESDAY 14 October
THURSDAY 19 November
THURSDAY 10 December
Travers Street Theatre DCA
5:30 –7:30 pm
Step into a warm and welcoming space where words flow freely and creativity takes shape.
WordFlow is a guided writing circle that invites people of all experiences to reconnect with the power of expression through writing.
In this gentle and explorative workshop, we’ll use reflection, prompts, and visualisation to explore how writing can capture emotion, story, and connection. Whether you’re a seasoned writer or simply curious, WordFlow is a space to discover how words can inspire, connect, and spark creativity on the page and beyond.
Raychelle McKenzie is a Anbarra and Nakara young person with maternal connections to the Luritja and Yamatji tribes and is an aspiring creative that utilises many forms and mediums such as spoken word, song and poetry etc. to convey messages of her peoples and as an avenue of expression. She is passionate about grassroots approaches to furthering the betterment of First Nations mob and the broader community.
Light refreshments, tea, journals and pens are included in each session.
Open to all people and all genders 18+
FREE - registration is a must - email [email protected]
A creative, explorative, and guided writing circle
WEDNESDAY 14 October
THURSDAY 19 November
THURSDAY 10 December
Travers Street Theatre DCA
5:30 –7:30 pm
Step into a warm and welcoming space where words flow freely and creativity takes shape.
WordFlow is a guided writing circle that invites people of all experiences to reconnect with the power of expression through writing.
In this gentle and explorative workshop, we’ll use reflection, prompts, and visualisation to explore how writing can capture emotion, story, and connection. Whether you’re a seasoned writer or simply curious, WordFlow is a space to discover how words can inspire, connect, and spark creativity on the page and beyond.
Raychelle McKenzie is a Anbarra and Nakara young person with maternal connections to the Luritja and Yamatji tribes and is an aspiring creative that utilises many forms and mediums such as spoken word, song and poetry etc. to convey messages of her peoples and as an avenue of expression. She is passionate about grassroots approaches to furthering the betterment of First Nations mob and the broader community.
Light refreshments, tea, journals and pens are included in each session.
Open to all people and all genders 18+
FREE - registration is a must - email [email protected]
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Where is it happening?
2-3, 1 Travers Street, Coconut Grove, NT, Australia, Northern Territory 0810, 1 Travers St, Coconut Grove NT 0810, Australia, Darwin
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Host or PublisherDarwin Community Arts
