Our Venues
Beverley Quaker Meeting House


A secluded and quiet venue, with a peaceful garden. Our Writing for Wellbeing workshop runs here on Saturdays. A warm and comfortable space, with a main writing room, breakout spaces and access to a beautiful garden. Â
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The Quaker Meeting House has kitchen facilities, accessible toilets and a Quiet Garden for reflection.
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Beverley town centre with its cafe culture and traditional pubs, and the Beverley Westwood common pasture and woodland is only a few minutes walk away.
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Parking is limited at the venue, but there are town centre car parks within a few minutes walk.
A grand and inspiring venue, our workshops run here on weekdays in the Hall's comfortable Library.
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Lunch is taken in the drawing room, in front of a roaring fire in winter months. Â
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Saltmarshe Hall has extensive grounds bordering the River Ouse, and a beautiful walled garden to explore.
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The Hall also has a bar and terrace, should you wish to relax at the end of the day.Â
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Explore Saltmarshe Hall and take a tour.
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Parking is available on site. Â
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Rural yet accessible, Saltmarshe Hall is located just 10 minutes away from the M62. The nearest train station is Howden, taxis would need to be ordered from the station.
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Stay overnight and take advantage of the tranquil and luxurious setting. Bed and breakfast accommodation can be booked at a preferential rate. Contact us for details.
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Saltmarshe Hall
Bainton Stop


A modern stylish venue in the heart of the Wolds. Our Winter Writing workshops run here at the weekend.Â
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A warm and comfortable writing space, handily situated above the main cafe, with plenty of access to tea, coffee and snacks! Â
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Bainton Stop is a relaxed bistro and coffee shop, a popular stop-off with those heading to the coast.
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Bainton itself is a quaint village with a Norman church.
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Parking is available at the venue and in the large layby across the road. Â
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Please note that the writing space is up a short flight of stairs with no lift.


















