Write Up
The Drum at Droit House, Margate · 18 October 2026
Photo of Margate: No Swan So Fine, CC BY-SA 4.0Photo of Margate: No Swan So Fine, CC BY-SA 4.0
Write Up is a one-day programme of writing workshops at The Drum at Droit House in Margate on Sunday 18 October 2026. Sessions cover life writing, comedy, graphic novels and reviving creativity, and suit anyone wanting to develop their writing. Full day passes are available at a discount of over 30 per cent, and booking is required.
Highlights
- Workshops on life writing, comedy and graphic novels
- Sessions on revitalising creativity for writers
- Full day passes at a saving of over 30 per cent
Getting there
The Drum at Droit House, CT9 1JD
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