The Open Mic nights for authors, which are supported by Darlington for Culture, continue their 2013/14 season on Thursday November 28.

The nights, which offer a forum for writers to read their material and audiences to enjoy it, run at Voodoo Café/Cantina, 84 Skinnergate, on the last Thursday of the month. Each session starts at 7pm and the cost of entry is £3 paid on the door.

John Dean, of Darlington business Inscribe Media, which runs the sessions, said: “The open mic nights give a great opportunity for writers to be heard and for audiences to hear work which is often being read in public for the first time. It is a beguiling mix.”

More information is available  from Inscribe Media Limited at  deangriss@btinternet.com

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