Art Sale

Today, 27th July, at Marcelle House, 6 Marshill, Alloa.
Pop along and add to your collection.

The Write Angle mag

If you like what you see in the current edition of The Write Angle then, there are three things you should do:

1. Tell us
2. Tell your friends and colleagues
3. Send us some of your work for possible inclusion in the next issue (due out September 2014); this includes info / adverts for forthcoming exhibitions, events, performances etc.

Keep in touch...

Brilliant evening at Front Room Studio One (2) in Alloa, last night.  Lots of great stories and poems - all original works - beautifully delivered by a wide range of talent.  Can't wait for the next one!

Front Room Studio One, Friday 25th July

Another great Chords and Coffee today (Coffee On Wooer, Wooer Street, Falkirk: Sundays 2 - 4pm): not so busy today (probably due to the lovely weather) but no less enjoyable - a real case of quality rather than quantity today.  Well done to everyone that sang and played their hearts out!

A quiet, but no less brilliant, Chords and Coffee this afternoon.  Some truly stunning vocals today and, the impromptu harmonies were a joy to behold - even someone from Write Angle ranch was seen to be singing along at one point!

Chords and Coffee happens every Sunday afternoon (2 - 4pm) in
Coffee On Wooer,
Wooer Street,
Falkirk.

You can't miss it; it's right behind the steeple.

Another brilliant Wooer With Words today: great writing and great to see some new readers too.

Keep your submissions coming in for the September print edition of The Write Angle - the more the merrier.

If you like what you see in the current edition of The Write Angle then, there are three things you should do:

1. Tell us
2. Tell your friends and colleagues
3. Send us some of your work for possible inclusion in the next issue (due out September 2014); this includes info / adverts for forthcoming exhibitions, events, performances etc.

Keep in touch...

5th July 2014, 2 - 5pm
it's Wooer With Words time again at Coffee On Wooer, Wooer Street, Falkirk.
Wonder who'll be reading their stories and poems this time...