There's an exciting exhibition at Wordsworth Grasmere, inspired by the Wordsworths trips to South Cumbria, and it also references the work of Norman Nicholson. 'Sparkling Waters of Morecambe Bay' by Kate Tame is a beautiful example of this. See our website for full details: www.normannicholson.org

Norman Nicholson's prose is featured in a beautiful exhibition at Wordsworth Grasmere. See the Latest News on The Norman Nicholson Society website for full details: www.normannicholson.org

I will be teaching a course on Poetry and Translation at the wonderful Higham Hall from December 7th to December 9th: highamhall.com/course/poetr...

@bsky.app Poet and Nicholson Society member Mary Robinson will be reading her poems with fellow poet Malcolm Carson on Thursday 23 October at 7pm at Cakes and Ale Cafe, Bookends Bookshop, 17-19 Castle Street, Carlisle CA3 8SY. Tickets £5 (including wine) from www.bookscumbria.com/product/cumb...

A thoroughly informative and entertaining day yesterday at our Nicholson Symposium at Cumbria Uni's Ambleside campus. Big thanks to speakers and attendees and special congrats on avoiding the temptation of the other show in town, Ambleside Beer & Music Festival - at least until our event concluded!

Just a few places still available at this free symposium on the work of Norman Nicholson, which will take place at our Ambleside campus on Saturday 27 September. See link below for booking details 📚🍃

Booking is now open for our Symposium in Ambleside on Saturday September 27th. Registration deadline is Friday September 12th and the event is open to everyone (more details on our website www.normannicholson.org)

Do join us in Millom, Cumbria, on June 14th for an event centred around the beautiful stained glass Norman Nicholson Memorial Window by the late Christine Boyce. Further details at The Norman Nicholson Society website.

Part of Christine's window can be seen in this beautiful image #poetry, #stainedglass, #artist, #poets, @nnicholsonpoet.bsky.social, @afrayn.bsky.social @kathleengjones.bsky.social

Part of Christine's window can be seen in this beautiful image #poetry, #stainedglass, #artist, #poets, @nnicholsonpoet.bsky.social, @afrayn.bsky.social, @kathleengjones.bsky.social

The Norman Nicholson Society Summer Event, 'Poets, Artists and Inspiration', will be held in Millom on Sat. June 14th, 11am to +/- 4.30pm. Start at St George's Church and view the brilliant stained glass window created 25 years ago by the late Christine Boyce. More details at www.normannicholson.org

The Norman Nicholson Society Summer Event, 'Poets, Artists and Inspiration', will be held in Millom on Sat. June 14th, 11am to +/- 4.30pm. Start at St George's Church and view the brilliant stained glass window created 25 years ago by the late Christine Boyce. More details at www.normannicholson.org

Such a wonderful day - this fieldtrip is one of the highlights of my working year and it really enriches our understanding of literary geographies and the complex relationship between poetry and place 📚🍃

Join me at the beautiful Higham Hall Adult Education College for a two-day residential course on the poet Norman Nicholson (1914-1987). Immerse yourselves in Nicholson's poetry and find out why he was considered the greatest Cumbrian poet since Wordsworth! highamhall.com/course/i-hac...

Join us on Zoom on Wed Feb 5, 7.30pm, when Jessica Smith, archivist at John Rylands Library, Manchester, will talk about the papers of Norman Nicholson, and the work of the archive in general. To register, email [email protected] by 5pm on Mon Feb 3rd. All welcome, no charge.

The next Norman Nicholson Society event, 7.30pm, 5th February, is 'Norman Nicholson and the Archives' with Jessica Smith, Curator, The John Rylands Library: www.library.manchester.ac.uk/rylands/about/ Contact [email protected] to register. Full details here: www.normannicholson.org

The next Norman Nicholson Society event, 7.30pm, 5th February, is 'Norman Nicholson and the Archives' with Jessica Smith, Curator, The John Rylands Library: www.library.manchester.ac.uk/rylands/about/ Contact [email protected] to register. Full details here: www.normannicholson.org

“It’s a travesty that so few Scots have heard of Raine – to my mind, one of the greatest, most underrated writers of the twentieth century” —Kirsten MacQuarrie on her novel REMEMBER THE ROWAN, inspired by the true story of Kathleen Raine & Gavin Maxwell westendermagazine.com/online-only/...

We'll mark Nicholson's 111th birthday with an evening of poetry readings via Zoom this Wednesday, Jan 8th 2025, 7.30pm. To join us, register by 5pm Mon Jan 6th by email to [email protected]. All welcome, no charge. Info at www.normannicholson.org

The deadline to register for the Norman Nicholson Society's free Zoom event to celebrate the 111th birthday of this celebrated Cumbrian poet is fast approaching. Full details are on the NN Society website: www.normannicholson.org Sign up by 5.00pm on 6th January: [email protected]

We're going to celebrate Norman Nicholson's 111th birthday with a series of prose and poetry readings via Zoom on Wednesday January 8th at 7.30pm. Full details are on our website www.normannicholson.org