Writing Workshop in London
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FREEHarringay Writing Club
📍 The Salisbury Hotel (Harringay)
FREECritical Thinking in the Age of AI:
📍 Instituto Cervantes London
Introduction to Devising
📍 The Cockpit
'Write A Complete Story' Creative Writing Workshop - London Bridge SE1
📍 John Harvard Library, Borough
£42.96 - £47.00
Emerging Funeral Practices and Implications for Ministry
📍 St Mary-le-Savoy with St George German Lutheran Church
£45.00
FREEEttie Bailey-King
📍 Protein Studios Shoreditch
Anxiety & Identity / Online Workshop
📍 Online Event
Introduction to Relational Therapy Workshop
£50.00 - £100.00
Workshop Series: The Power Of Myth. Workshop 1: Myths, Symbols & Rituals
📍 The Bridge
£25.00
Phoebe McIntosh, Mel Pennant and Lisa Smith - Enfield Church St
📍 Waterstones
£5.00
Passion and Poetry Workshop
📍 Thingy Cafe
Sales Navigator & Outreach (Half Day Course) - LONDON
📍 Doubletree
£145.00 - £295.00
Berkeley Academy - B2B Storytelling Workshop (London) 24th September 2026
📍 5 Upper St Martin's Ln
£395.00
Bid Writing Course - London
£420.00
Castle Play Space: Creative writing workshop: Journeys and transformations
📍 The Castle Play Space
£5.00 - £15.00
The Age of Change
📍 Kings Place
£10.00 - £15.00
Out Of Your Head. Onto The Page: Two-Part Writing Workshop
📍 Stoke Newington Bookshop
£18.00 - £25.00
SCRIPT SALON: collaborative screenwriting sessions (Thurs monthly drop-in)
📍 Playhouse East
£33.22
SCRIPT SALON: collaborative screenwriting sessions (Sunday monthly drop-in)
📍 Playhouse East
£33.22
King, warrior, magician, lover: a four week introduction to men's work
📍 Walthamstow Quaker Meeting House
£110.00 - £160.00
FREEExcellence in Research at St George's
📍 St George's Hospital
FREEHow to write a personal statement for a creative degree
High Impact Public Speaking One Day Workshop
£594.00
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Writing Workshop in London — Guide
Writing workshops in London are a fantastic opportunity for aspiring and seasoned writers alike to hone their craft. These events often take place in diverse venues such as cozy basement clubs, pub function rooms, or dedicated writing spaces within arts centres. Participants can expect to engage in creative exercises, receive constructive feedback from peers, and learn valuable tips from experienced facilitators.
These workshops typically occur regularly, allowing writers to build a routine and stay motivated. Whether you're looking to improve your short story skills or work on your novel, these sessions provide a supportive environment where creativity flows freely.