Write poems inspired by family heirlooms in a historic museum setting.
7-session workshop · Jun 6 - Aug 22
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The Woodland Pattern Poetry Workshop Series at the Charles Allis Art Museum offers a creative exploration of personal history through ekphrastic poetry. Participants are encouraged to bring a family photograph or heirloom to inspire their writing, making this event a deeply personal experience. The museum's rich history and architecture provide a fitting backdrop for this introspective journey.
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