
Session #4 in the Tree Lines – Writing for Wellbeing series with writer, with Nicole Sinclair. Explore the transformational power of words in the final writing workshops in this 4 months series.
Purchase your registration here: Full Price $40 / Concession & SFA Members $30
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Presented by: Southern Forest Arts
Facilitator: Nicole Sinclair
Date: Saturday 17th July
Venue: Bridgetown Library, Steere Street, Bridgetown
Time: 9.30am – 12.30pm
Number of places: 15
Focus: Writing for Joy and Play
Catering: Morning tea will be provided. Please contact Southern Forest Arts if you have any specific dietary needs.
What to Bring: Basic writing materials – paper, pencil/pen
Payment: Payment must be received by June 15th 2021 to secure your place.
Membership: The workshop fee includes membership of Southern Forest Arts. We’ll email a form to you once your payment has been processed.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Nicole has a PhD in Creative Writing and her first novel, Bloodlines, was shortlisted for the 2014 TAG Hungerford Award. She has won competitions for her short fiction and memoir writing, which have been published in the Review of Australian Fiction, Westerly, indigo Journal and Award Winning Australian Writing. Her work also forms part of the artworks along Busselton Jetty. She lives in Northcliffe with her husband and three children.

Cancellation & refund Policy:
- If a participant cancels outside of two weeks before the start of the workshop and has paid the full amount of the workshop, the payment will be refunded minus a $20 processing fee.
- If a participant cancels within two weeks of the first day of the workshop and has paid the full amount there will be no refund.
- If extenuating circumstances occur such as an emergency, death, or tragedy, the SFA committee will review a request for full refund.
- If the workshop is cancelled by Southern Forest Arts, a full refund will be given
THANKS FOR SUPPORTING ARTISTIC AND CULTURAL VITALITY IN THE SOUTHERN FORESTS AND VALLEYS REGION



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