Workshop: The Stained Glass Feminine
Come along to our first Zoom workshop, spread over two 2-hour classes and followed by a 45-minute one on one chat with facilitator Seanín Hughes (dates to be arranged individually).
This workshop explores the mythology of the Irish goddess Étaín and her associated themes of transformation and rebirth, as well as an in-depth creative writing session designed to prompt positive self-reflection and exploration of identity.
The ticket price covers both workshop sessions and individual feedback sessions.
Come along to our first Zoom workshop, spread over two 2-hour classes and followed by a 45-minute one on one chat with facilitator Seanín Hughes (dates to be arranged individually).
This workshop explores the mythology of the Irish goddess Étaín and her associated themes of transformation and rebirth, as well as an in-depth creative writing session designed to prompt positive self-reflection and exploration of identity.
The ticket price covers both workshop sessions and individual feedback sessions.
Come along to our first Zoom workshop, spread over two 2-hour classes and followed by a 45-minute one on one chat with facilitator Seanín Hughes (dates to be arranged individually).
This workshop explores the mythology of the Irish goddess Étaín and her associated themes of transformation and rebirth, as well as an in-depth creative writing session designed to prompt positive self-reflection and exploration of identity.
The ticket price covers both workshop sessions and individual feedback sessions.
About the Facilitator
Seanín Hughes is a writer and editor from Northern Ireland and a professional member of the Irish Writers Centre. She has published two short collections of poetry since 2019, including She, Shapeshifter (Broken Sleep Books, 2022) and is currently supported by Arts Council NI for her debut short story collection, Beast Pastiche. Seanín’s work focuses largely on the lived experience of women and femmes from a mental health angle and, as a late-identified woman with AuDHD, she draws particular attention to neurodivergence and neurodiversity.