Red River project

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Tickets

Free event, no need to book £0

Location

Kresen Kernow, Redruth

Dates

Thu 4th August, 2022
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11:00 am |
This event is 11am - 1pm

About this event

Red River: Listening to a Polluted River.

Drop into Kresen Kernow and join poet John Wedgewood Clarke who will introduce the Red River project and share some of the research that went into the making of his long poem Red River: A River in Pieces. The session will include discussion and an opportunity to write about the Red River and our attitude towards rivers. It will end with a short reading from Red River.

Dr John Wedgwood Clarke is senior lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Exeter and director of the AHRC-funded project Red River: Listening to a Polluted River. He recently researched and presented the BBC4 documentary Cornwall’s Red River.

This event is part of the Habitats as Heritage residency at Kresen Kernow.

Please note: there are currently no refreshments available at Kresen Kernow, but you’re welcome to bring your own.

Contact

01209 614 430 | https://kresenkernow.org/event/red-river-listening-to-a-polluted-river/

Accessibility

Details

Kresen Kernow is fully wheelchair and pushchair accessible, with lifts to all levels and automatic main entrance doors. Accessible toilets are available on both floors, with a fully-equipped Changing Places toilet also available on the ground floor. Separate baby changing facilities are also available on the ground floor. If you are arriving by vehicle, there are six accessible parking spaces at the Tesco side of the building and a level entrance into the building. If you are arriving on foot or wheels, from Redruth town centre, the closest entrance is at the end of the public path which runs through the old brewery site, from Chapel Street to Kresen Kernow.

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