Food and Fairytale – creative writing workshop

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Organized by Europeana, this creative writing  workshop will use illustrations and imagery from the collections available on Europeana.eu to explore the relationship between fairy tales and food.

Anyone can participate, and no previous experience is required. After some warm up exercises you will able to write your story with no obligation to share it.

Regiter  and find more information here.

 

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