What to Expect
Dive into the world of creativity and storytelling with this engaging workshop designed for adults. Over three weeks, you will explore how to develop compelling characters, craft a gripping plot, and use conflict to build tension and drama. Each session encourages hands-on writing, so bring your pen and notebook to fully participate.
This workshop is perfect for those looking to deepen their understanding of creative writing in a fun and inclusive environment. Light snacks will be provided to keep your energy up as you write and share ideas.
Activity Details
The workshop runs for three consecutive Mondays, starting on 2026-08-17, from 10:00 to 11:30. It is open to participants aged 18 and over, making it an ideal opportunity for parents to engage in a creative outlet while their children are at school.
No laptops are needed, just your imagination, writing tools, and an open mind. The sessions focus on practical writing exercises and discussions to help you grow as a storyteller.
Location and Access
The workshop takes place at Joseph Sargeant Community Centre, located at 60 Prospect Street, Erskineville NSW 2043. This accessible venue is well-connected by public transport and offers a welcoming community atmosphere.
Parking options and directions are available for those who prefer to drive. The centre is a safe and comfortable space for adults to gather and learn together.
Important Information
Participants should bring a pen and notebook as laptops are not used during the sessions. The workshop is free of charge, but booking is required to secure your place.
Light snacks will be provided, so you can focus on your writing without worrying about refreshments. The sessions are designed to be inclusive and supportive, welcoming all levels of writing experience.
Booking and Prices
This workshop is completely free to attend. To participate, book your tickets in advance through the City of Sydney events page or contact the organisers directly.
Spaces are limited, so early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment. For more information, you can reach out to the City of Sydney via phone or social media.