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Nick’s A Mingled Yarn tour continued across the pond, beginning at the Seven Sisters cliffs before winding along the Cochlear River to the picturesque village of Ullhurst, nestled in the South Downs. There, Nick hosted a vibrant book launch at the award-winning independent bookstore, Much Ado About Books, where a passionate group of writers, artists, actors, and local readers gathered to celebrate the memoir.  After the scenic countryside, Nick arrived in the heart of London, where he was astonished to find his next launch event at the legendary Garrick Club. Located in London’s famous West End Theatre District, the Garrick Club—named after the pioneering 18th-century actor David Garrick—has long been a prestigious gathering place for artists, actors, and literary figures. The storied venue, with its rich history of fostering artistic talent and intellectual exchange, was the perfect setting for Nick to share A Mingled Yarn with an enthusiastic London crowd.  The Garrick Club, founded in 1831, still resonates with the spirit of its namesake, David Garrick, whose revolutionary acting style brought ease, simplicity, and genuine humour to the stage—an ethos that mirrored the authenticity and insight found within Nick’s memoir.
From the stunning South Downs to the iconic streets of London, A Mingled Yarn has captured hearts and imaginations. With these memorable England stops now complete, Nick’s literary journey continues, and there’s much more on the horizon! Stay tuned for further updates as the A Mingled Yarn adventure carries on!
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The Vancouver and Victoria stops on Nick Hutchinson’s A Mingled Yarn book tour were a resounding success!  On May 4th, Victoria’s Spiral Café buzzed with excitement as Nick charmed the audience with his witty readings and thoughtful discussion, followed by a personal book signing. The intimate setting of the café made it a special evening for everyone involved.   Then, on May 5th, Vancouver’s Russian Hall welcomed an enthusiastic crowd. The historic hall, filled with warmth and lively conversation, served as the perfect venue to celebrate A Mingled Yarn with more local book lovers. Thanks to all who attended and contributed to such memorable West Coast events! 
jjj On International Women’s Day, March 8th, the tour moved to the Shushwap with a Book Party and “Old Caravan Cabaret featuring Nick and the Reminiscences” at the Sunnybrae Hall in Tappen. It was there that Nick started his long association with the Caravan Stage Co and the Caravan Farm Theatre. He will be joined by some of the Caravan’s renowned musicians and many of their past and present supporters.  Nick Hutchinson’s A Mingled Yarn started its cross country book tour on Valentine’s Day in Vernon BC with a Book Launch/Lunch in the beautiful Headbones Gallery belonging to artist Julie Oakes where an assembly of 50 Okanagan creators enjoyed Nick’s introduction to his memoir, listened to some amusing readings and had their copies of A Mingled Yarn signed by the author. Coming up on International Women’s Day, March 8th, the tour moves to the Shushwap with a Book Party and “Old Caravan Cabaret featuring Nick and the Reminiscences” at the Sunnybrae Hall in Tappen. It was there that Nick started his long association with the Caravan Stage Co and the Caravan Farm Theatre. He will be joined by some of the Caravan’s renowned musicians and many of their past and present supporters. Future events are planned for Vancouver and Victoria before Nick heads off to England for more promotional events. |
