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Summer School 2010
26th Jul - 30th Jul 2010
School Location:
The Market Place Theatre,
Armagh
For booking contact:
The Market Place Booking Office
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The Society is delighted to announce its Programme of Events for the New Year which is now available to download – Programme of Events 2010
Dates for both the Spring Festival, Carnlough and the 23rd John Hewitt International Summer School, Armagh have been confirmed and, in addition to these main events we have several NEW events planned for 2010.
Do keep checking the website for further updates on forthcoming events and confirmation of dates/venues as applicable.
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The John Hewitt International Summer School
26 July - 30 July 2010
The Twenty-Third John Hewitt International Summer School at The Marketplace Theatre, Armagh with Louis de Bernieres, Eavan Boland, Terry Eagleton, Michael Longley, Blake Morrison, Joseph O’Connor, Sharon Olds, Glenn Patterson….. and many more, in a week-long celebration of culture and the arts with lectures, readings, discussions, writing, talks, drama, music & entertainment. |
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The John Hewitt Spring Festival
Saturday 10th April 2010
This year's Spring Festival takes place on Saturday 10th April 2010 at Carnlough’s Londonderry Arms Hotel on the Antrim coast.
This, the eighth John Hewitt Spring Festival, offers an exciting day of literature and the arts with Linda Grant, Ciaran Hinds, John Walsh, Frank Ormsby, Sinead Morrissey, Hector McDonnell, Anne-Marie Fyfe and C.L. Dallat.
The theme for this year's Spring Festival and Summer School is "Back to Uncertainty: Considering Other Possibilities".
For further information please see Spring Festival section of this site. |
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The John Hewitt Bar 10th Anniversary event
Sunday 7th February 2010
The John Hewitt Society in partnership with Féile an Phobail is delighted to present a Poetry Reading in The John Hewitt Bar, Belfast to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Opening of the Bar. The event takes place on Sunday 7th February 2010 at 4pm (Doors open at 3.30pm) with readings by celebrated poets Frank Ormsby and Eilish Martin.
See News section for further information. |
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