Brave Bold Women History Forgot: A Writing & Walking Tour

Victoria Station

1:00 PM - 4:30 PM

Workshops

Tickets

£30 / £25

Book

0161 876 2015

This event is now on sale to MLF Get Closer Members. Tickets go on general sale 10am Thursday 13 August. Memberships start at £25 per year - for full details click HERE.

A walking tour & writing workshop taking inspiration from women changemakers in nursing, war, poverty, literature – and football!

What connects the National Football Museum with the Marble Arch Inn and the Sacred Trinity church a few minutes away?

On this walking-tour and writing workshop led by tour guide Emma Fox and writer Tania Hershman, we will meet the radical women connected with each of these locations – from the early trailblazers of women's football to Sister Elizabeth Prout, known as the "Mother Teresa of Manchester" and Edith Cavell, the British nurse executed for helping Allied soldiers escape from occupied Belgium during WWI. The work and lives of these pioneers will be our inspiration for writing exercises along the route.

The walking pace will be slow, and the writing exercises are suitable for all, no writing experience necessary.

This event also takes place on Friday 23 October, 1pm – 4.30pm.

Wheelchair Users and those with other access needs requiring a free Essential Carer ticket should contact the Quaytickets Box Office on 0161 876 2015 to purchase tickets.

Please note that one of the venues on this tour does not have a disabled toilet available.

Venue Info

Victoria Station
Station Approach, Todd Street
Manchester
M3 1WY
Victoria Station on a bright, blue sky day, taken from Corporation Street looking down Station Approach