Terran Everette Brice (He/They) is a Gen-Z, Queeribbean poet, blogger, and freelance writer from Nassau, The Bahamas. He describes himself as an engineer-minded artist, exploring themes like identity, spirituality, and mental health in his work. Terran's poetry, which he often calls "cleverly disguised Pop songs," is influenced by artists like Beyoncé and Lady Gaga. His published works include three #1 New Release in Caribbean & Latin American Poetry on Amazon, with titles suchs as My So-Called Quarantine (202), Litmus Paper Blue (2021), and his 2024 collection, ARE WE EVEN TEAL?

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When: Friday, June 27th | 7PM - 9PM

Cost: $35

What to Expect: Led by writer and facilitator Terran Brice, this two-hour workshop invites participants into a space of reflection, creativity, and authentic self-expression. With a focus on identity, voice, and the fundamental right to be seen and respected, the session will include writing prompts, open conversation, and opportunities to share in a supportive, non-judgmental environment. The format is collaborative and exploratory—perfect for anyone interested in writing as a tool for personal growth and social connection.

What You Can Bring

While we’ll have pens and paper on hand, you’re welcome to bring anything that helps you feel comfortable and creative. Here are a few suggestions:

• Your favorite journal or notebook

• A special pen or writing tool you love using

• A quote, lyric, or image that inspires you

• A cozy item (like a small cushion or shawl) to help you feel grounded

• An open heart and a willingness to share—or simply to listen and reflect

Come as you are. Everything else is optional.

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