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Writers living in Tipperary are invited to take part in the last instalment of a creative writing event which is taking place next month in Clonmel.
'Word Sparks' will be returning for its concluding instalment next month on Saturday November 22, at 11am-12:30pm.
'Word Sparks' is a series of free-flow writing sessions at the South Tipperary Arts Centre where writer, Jenny Cox, invites writers to step in and engage with the six diverse exhibitions that STAC has presented throughout 2025.
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This is a creative opportunity to use varied and thought-provoking works of art as prompts to spark writing ideas.
Next month's session will engage with the venues latest exhibition, Moving Through Things by Elaine Grainger.
This event is free and there is no booking required. Refreshments provided.
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