Write poems inspired by family heirlooms in a historic museum setting.
Happens every other Saturday
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Part I
About this event
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.
On June 6, the focus is on "A Thousand Words," where you'll delve into the stories behind your chosen objects. This workshop is more than just writing; it's about connecting with your past and expressing it through poetry. The intimate setting of the Charles Allis Art Museum enhances the experience, making it a memorable afternoon for all involved.
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