Tuesday writers' groups

Copper Triangle Writers' Group

Type:
General
When:
First Tuesday of each month
Address:
Wattle Grove Cottage, Moonta
Contact:
Pam Farley
Phone:
08 8825 3051
Email:
750monster@gmail.com

Ekidnas

Type:
General
When:
Tuesday night every quarter, 7.30pm, with email contact in-between
Address:
SA Writers' Centre, Level 2, 187 Rundle St, Adelaide
Contact:
Rosanne Hawke
Phone:
8566 2246
Email:
hawknest@rosannehawke.com

A support group for published children's book writers only.


Friendly Street Poets

Type:
Poetry
When:
Monthly reading held first Tuesday of each month (except January) 7:00pm-10:30pm
Address:
SA Writers' Centre, 2nd Floor, 187 Rundle Street, Adelaide SA 5000
Contact:
Gaetano Aiello
Email:
poetry@friendlystreetpoets.org.au
Web:
http://friendlystreetpoets.org.au/

Friendly Street is Australia’s longest running community open-poetry reading venue. Started in 1975 by Andrew Taylor, Richard Tipping and Ian Reid. Friendly Street was Adelaide’s first regular, open-to-all poetry reading. It has since achieved local and national recognition for its dedication to the nurturing, support and promotion of poetry. It has achieved this through the regular monthly readings and, importantly, through its initially self-funded, then State assisted, publications. The earliest and most important of these was the Friendly Street Reader, incorporating the best of the previous years readings. Other publications include the New Poets series and over 25 collections of individual poets. Over the years, Friendly Street has provided a platform for new and emerging poets and a venue for more established writers to nurture their artistic growth. It secures prize money for two statewide annual poetry competitions. Some of the established poets who have strutted their stuff at Friendly Street include John Bray, Jenny Boult, Louise Crisp, Steve Evans, Peter Goldsworthy, Jeff Guess, Rory Harris, Jeri Kroll, Mike Ladd, Kate Llewellyn, Jan Owen, Neil Paech, Graham Rowlands and Richard Tipping. The secret of Friendly Street’s longevity and success? Perhaps it is that Friendly Street remains true to its original vision. And above all, it remains a place where poets of all kinds can come together, and where poetry lives and breathes in its oldest form - the spoken word.


Middleton Writers

Type:
General
When:
Tuesdays, 11am-2pm
Contact:
Julie Cahill
Phone:
8552 8585

Woodcroft Writers

Type:
General
When:
Every Tuesday, 12:30pm (during school term)
Address:
Woodcroft Neighbourhood Centre, 175 Bains Road, Morphett Vale
Contact:
Eileen White
Phone:
8384 0070

 

Australia Council   Arts SA

The SA Writers' Centre is assisted by the South Australian Government through Arts SA, and the Commonwealth Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory bodies.