Published on:
08
March 2012
An evening of words and music celebrating recovery from mental ill health is to take place in Alloa later this month.
The event, which will be an uplifting evening of poetry, music and short stories, will be held in D'Nisi Coffee Shop, High Street, Alloa, on Wednesday, 21st March, from 6.30-8.30pm.
The event will be hosted by Rosa McPherson, locally renowned for her creative writing. Becky Duff, of See Me, the main funders of this event, will introduce the See Me campaign.
The audience will have opportunity to enjoy the talents of singer/songwriter, Gifford Lind, of the New Makars Trust, who will perform songs of people who have recovered from mental health problems.
Space is limited and on a "ticket only basis" so it is advised to get your tickets in advance of the event, priced £3. The price of the ticket also includes a finger buffet and refreshments.
This is a partnership event hosted by Klacksun, our local service user network, with funding from See Me, in partnership with Clackmannanshire Council and NHS Forth Valley.
Tickets are available from James Mackenzie on 01259 215048. Tickets can also be obtained at Alloa Food and Wine, High Street, Alloa, (opposite D'Nisi).
For further information telephone James or contact him on jmackenzie@clacks.gov.uk