An evening of poetry, prose and protest with Tawona Sitholé, Victoria McNulty, Pat Heraghty and Wendy Miller, hosted by Colin Poole. Sitholé weaves oral tradition and mbira music into a politics of listening. McNulty’s spoken word maps working-class Glasgow with unflinching precision. Heraghty’s work responds to an Irish tradition of poetry and resistance. Miller is a poet, playwright and LGBTQ+ campaigner whose work refuses to let marginalised voices go unheard. Together they bring a night of writing that lives where poetry, politics and working-class life meet.

£2–£10 tickets

Ages 18+ . The venue is accessed via a staircase

The event is part of Govanhill International Festival and Carnival.