Bringing Back “Tertulia”: Cultural Conversations
Bringing Back ‘Tertulia’. A Night of Culture, Expression & Connection
Experience the magic of ‘Tertulia’, a Spanish word that summons back the tradition of gathering to share ideas, stories, and art.
Whether through spoken word, poetry, music, storytelling, or acting, this is a space where creativity and culture come to life.
This event is open to artists, storytellers, musicians, and anyone who appreciates cultural expression. Whether you want to perform, share your work, or simply listen, your presence adds to the experience.
Friday 4 April – 6pm to 8pm @ Cultural Conversations
123 Bridge Street, Nelson 7010
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Want to share something? If you are someone who:
🎤 Is a writer, or writes but prefers someone else to bring your words to life (a volunteer can read for you!)
📖 Loves reading a book (or a passage) that resonates with you
📝 Practices spoken word poetry or any form of poetic art
🎭 Enjoys acting and wants to perform a short piece
💡 Wants to share something meaningful—work, activities, or experiences that are shaping you
🎶 Would like to perform a song—original or cover (acoustic only; 1 PA and 1 mic available)
👉 Register your interest here:
https://forms.gle/EnwqhX2MYL96VoR36
(We’ll also leave room for spontaneous contributions on the night!)
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HOW IT WORKS?
⏳ Each act will have 5 to 15 minutes, depending on participation and audience feedback.
🗣️ All topics are welcome—art, culture, personal stories, and social/political issues. However, this is a respectful and safe space—no abusive or aggressive language will be allowed.
✨ KOHA entry (online preferred when booking)
🎟 Limited seating (30 spots available). * Complimentary refreshments
📌 Book your seat through Cultural Conversations website (link coming soon)
Come and be part of the conversation! Tag a friend who might be interested. 🎭🎶📖
Event organized for TUKU 2025 by Pablo Salas [Nelsonson Dance & Entertainment] in collaboration with Tanya Knock [Cultural Conversations]
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