Creative writing – nuances of freedom to Sainte-Maxime (Var, France)
Cultural ( Conference )Tuesday 17 November 2026 from 15h30 to 17h30
Prestations
- Languages
- French
Reception of people with disabilities
- Accessible for wheelchairs with assistance
Workshop inspired by the film *Tehachapi*: explore what remains alive within us despite confinement, erasure, and distance.
A session led by Nathalie Riera—a literary magazine contributor, author, and creative writing workshop facilitator. In conjunction with the screening of the film *TEHACHAPI* (showing the same day at 7:00 PM in the Philippe de la Naulte Auditorium, 1st-floor Carré), she will host a time for creative writing and sharing centered on a fundamental question:
What remains alive?
Participants will be invited to explore what continues to live within us, despite confinement, erasure, or separation. The workshop will feature readings, writing prompts, and opportunities to share work aloud, giving rise to text fragments that express what endures, what lives on, and what connects us to others despite the solitude of isolation. Woven together into a collective collage, these pieces will form a tapestry of voices in which every word finds its place.
Rates
Free of charge.
- Minimum age : 14 years
Carré Léon Gaumont
83120 Sainte-Maxime