Explore Gilbert White's House and Gardens and your own creative life force through collaging and haiku poetry. Using your own photography and impressions of the house and gardens, The Soul Shed will show you how to explore that imagery and emotion with poetry, in the simple yet powerful haiku form. Discover inspiration in capturing moments of time, amongst the beautiful beginnings of Spring.
Bring your camera phone, all other materials included. Tea, coffee, and cake is provided, but please bring your own packed lunch and please note that White's Café is closed on Monday.
Tickets are £45 per person.
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