


The Poetry Trail is Live
Celebrating the diverse voices that make our community unique!
OmniVerse Poetry Trail
Transforming how we experience poetry in Weymouth and Portland
from the 11th September - 31st October 2025
Celebrating the diverse voices that make our communities unique
Follow what is happening with the trail on our socials
30 Poems - 30 Locations across the two towns
Explore the locations of the poems then head on out and scan the QR-codes to read and hear the poem.
Creating moments of connection between place, poet, and visitor, inviting new perspectives on familiar locations
What to Expect:
Interactive Poetry Trail: Discover poems across multiple locations in Weymouth and Portland, accessible through QR codes in print on location as well as online.
Digital Integration: Audio recordings and digital versions of all poems, ensuring accessibility for everyone.
Map app to follow the trail around the towns.
Diverse Perspectives: Experience the poetic voice of traditionally underrepresented people.
Cultural Legacy: Creation of a lasting digital archive celebrating our community's diverse voices.
Community Workshops: Free poetry sessions led by experienced facilitators in both towns
Live Performances: Weymouth & Portland - Dynamic Spoken Word Nights showcasing local voice
Join us in re-imagining how poetry can connect, inspire, and transform our coastal communities. Everyone's story matters.











The Jawbone Collective
The Jawbone Collective's commitment to inclusivity goes beyond
mere words it's woven into the fabric of everything we do.
Being a Neurodivergent, Disabled Person from Working Class roots and a proud parent of two non-binary adults, I know all to well the limitations and discrimination people in marginalised communities need to overcome to be accepted and have their voices heard and celebrated.
Peter Roe
Co Founder - Managing Editor - The Jawbone Collective
The Jawbone Journey
Cultivating an Inclusive Creative Community
The Collective was founded on the intentions of two poets, Tom Rogers and Peter Roe. They had a wish to share the skills they have learnt on their poetry journeys by offering their support to other emerging writers. Both Peter and Tom believed that it was vital to cultivate an inclusive creative community to to celebrate diverse, unheard voices.
To find out more of the story see you tube video below
Let's get in touch
1 Manor Farm Court
Walditch, Bridport
Dorset UK
DT6 4LQ
thejawbonecollective@gmail.com
+44 7876596184
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