ACW’s Meet reporter and author, Tim Rowland (Jay, NY) to learn about his new series reporting on the regional housing crisis for the Adirondack Explorer. Tim will answer audience questions and share stories about his experiences reporting, writing, and finding an audience for his work.
Using a combination of Expressive Arts and Amherst Writers & Artists methods, author Suzanne Rancourt will dive deep into current metaphor practices that engage readers with the Natural World. Participants will learn refreshing strategies to awaken our senses and hone our craft. Simple, experiential, and human. All skill levels and genres welcomed.
This workshop takes place at the Strand Center for the Arts in Plattsburgh, and registrations must be made through their website.
In this 90-min workshop, Annie Stoltie (editor in chief of Adirondack Life) will teach participants how to approach a "profile" for magazine writing.
The Howl Story Slam is a live storytelling competition. Anyone can sign up to tell a story the night of the event.
Register your school group for our free, two-day writing workshop for students in grades 9 - 12. Students from all over the North Country will study creative writing, performance, and collaboration with three renowned performance poets visiting from New York City.
Three electrifying performances by award-winning poets, Jon Sands, Roya Marsh, and José Olivarez at ACW (15 Broadway, Saranac Lake, NY). Books will be for sale, and a book-signing will follow the performances.
The Howl Story Slam is a live storytelling competition. Anyone can sign up to tell a story the night of the event.
‘Replaying the Tape’ is an interdisciplinary collaboration between three women practitioners: New-York based composer Dr. Jane Boxall, paleontologist Dr. Frankie Dunn, and poet Penny Boxall.
Poet Richard Levine (Seward, NY) will read from his newest collection of poems, Now in Contest (Fernwood Press, 2023), and then we'll host an open mic where anyone can share up to 5 minutes of writing at the mic. There will be a book sale and signing following the reading.
This workshop takes place at the Strand Center for the Arts in Plattsburgh, and registrations must be made through their website.
Join us for a screening of Return to Auschwitz: The Survival of Vladimir Munk, and a talk back with co-producer and writer of the film, Julie Canepa. Canepa is also the author of the novel The Missing Star, which is based off Vladimir Munk's story.
