Saturday 19th June - 11am � 5pm
Central Library, Albion Street
Travel Writing Workshop
Free 01482 616961 Booking essential

Ever wondered how Bill Bryson or Pete McCarthy got started? Ever fancied the life of a roving reporter or travel journalist? Locally - based photojournalist Lee Karen Stow introduces the skills and resources needed to begin a career in a practical, hands-on workshop designed for would-be travel journalists, including the secrets of selling work to editors and gaining commissions.

Lee Karen Stow is a Hull-based freelance journalist and photographer specialising in people and places. A former features writer for the Hull Daily Mail, Lee has visited around 40 countries in the last six years and has had work published by The Times, The Daily Telegraph, The Express on Sunday, CNN Traveller, Geographical, Wanderlust and others. She has also authored, co-authored and provided photography for several travel books, including the AA Adventure Traveller series.

In December 2003, she launched The Travel I�ve Seen, a documentary photography exhibition sponsored by Hull City Arts and Arts Council England at the Ferens Art Gallery in Hull. Her images are also on show at Salts Mill in Saltaire, near Bradford.

Saturday 19th June - 3.00-5.00pm
EICH Gallery, Derek Crothall Building, University of Lincoln Hull Campus, George Street
Building Cultural Bridges:
Drumming Workshop
Kahijah Ibrahim, Oluseyi Ogunjobi and Fosuwa Andoh
Free 07930 173324

An opportunity to learn drumming skills with these exhilarating artists, writers, musicians and storytellers who work within the Sufi tradition.

Loud, physical, mystical and fun. Suitable for all ages.

Saturday 19th June
BCAE (Bransholme Community Arts Enterprise) Dorchester Primary School, Dorchester Road, Bransholme
Mixing and Scratching:
the contemporary classical voice meets street
Workshops:10am - 1pm & 2pm -4pm
Performance: 4pm-5pm
Free 01482 821053 for information

Workshops with two artists working in different fields who use text as a basis for their work.

Anna Myatt is a contemporary classical vocalist and Scott Langthorpe is a phonic artist working with turntables, combining dj skills with computer based music software. Working with students from the Starsearch course at Bransholme, the performance will mix poetry, comic strips and conversations with urban music, beatboxing, rapping and street poetry which have been explored in the workshops.

6.30-9.00pm
Building Cultural Bridges:
Performance
Kahijah Ibrahim, Oluseyi Ogunjobi and Fosuwa Andoh
Free 07930 173324

Three African artists concerned with exploring the path of spiritual truth invite you to an evening of of Sufi poetry and music.

A performance which combines artforms from the Sufi tradition in an extraordinary fusion of cultures.