Culture
ArtsFest 2024 18th -21st September
ArtsFest2024 will be at St Paul’s 18th-21st September this year.
Amongst an exciting mixture of performances, workshops, talks and hospitality, we will be creating our own
immersive supper-performance for the Saturday night to close the festival…and
you are invited to help write the piece!Ecclesiastes 3.1-8 is our starting point (‘For everything there is a season’) for an evening of story, spoken word, poetry, singing and music. We need as many people in the community aspossible to contribute pieces of writing or music, whether they are fragments or fully worked moments. Becky will then be curating all of the ideas and work that we come up with and shaping them into the final piece.
There will becreative writing and music workshops on: 25th February and 24th March 12-2pmafter the service, in the lower hall. Please do come along to any, or all of them!
Contact: becky@stpaulscambridge.org.uk
Full Programme of events to be announced soon.
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