Eilish Fisher Fia and the Last Snow Deer

The Queen's Hall

How can music shape a story? Can a melody create a mood, inspire a character or suggest an entirely new world? This engaging workshop explores the powerful connection between music and creative writing. Young participants will listen to a range of musical pieces and consider how different sounds, rhythms and styles can influence emotions, atmosphere and storytelling. Through guided discussion and carefully chosen audio prompts, they will then create an original piece of writing inspired by the music they hear, experimenting with mood, setting and character. Ideal for aspiring writers and musicians, this session offers a fresh and inspiring approach to creativity across the arts. Eilish Fisher is an award-winning childrens literature author and poet from Vermont and Wicklow, Ireland. Her novels are written in verse, a format that many young readers find captivating. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Doors open about 15 minutes before the start time. Booking will open for Sponsors, Benefactors and Friends at 9am on Saturday 15th August. Booking opens to the public at 9am on Saturday 22nd August. All tickets are 8 regardless of age. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.