Nottingham Playhouse, an accredited Theatre of Sanctuary, will once again be marking and celebrating Nottingham Refugee Week. 

On Wednesday 19 June we will be hosting a Poetry Walk through Nottingham City, led by international writer and poet Ahmed Zaidan. 

The walk will begin at Nottingham Playhouse’s famous Sky Mirror and take us on a journey through contrasting sites of the city, ending at the Central Library where there will be a chance to socialise and share the poetry that has been created together. 

This event is delivered in partnership with the Migration Institute of Finland and Nottingham Central Library. 

What you will need

  • Suitable footwear for walking  
  • An umbrella (just in case!) 
  • Some paper and pencil or pen (we will have some spares for anyone who needs them) 

 

Access

Timings

  • 5pm – Meet at Sky Mirror (outside Nottingham Playhouse) 
  • 5pm-7pm – Poetry Walk to various sights in the city 
  • 7pm-8pm– Open Mic event at Central Library 

 

Cost

This event is free to attend, however if you are able to please consider making a donation for our work as a Theatre of Sanctuary. Any money raised will go towards continuing and expanding provisions such as Nottingham Playhouse Conversation & Creative Café, where refugees and asylum seekers are welcomed into our building every week for a free hot drink, a chat and to practice their English language skills in a relaxed setting, followed by a creative session led by a local artist.