Celebrate Halloween and Día de los Muertos with us! From 5pm - 6:30pm, we’ll play the classic Frankenstein while we have tarot readings from Heather Hartford of Common Ground Healing, mocktails, and crafts–you can make a sugar skeleton doll or … Continue reading →
Unfortunately, we have had to postpone this workshop to a later date. You may be interested in participating in the workshop The Poetics of Place with Cynthia Reeves instead.
Whether you’re writing a travel article or a nonfiction book, interviews are a vital part of the process adding context and authenticity. They are a means to tell stories. In this workshop we’ll talk about how to engage strangers in … Continue reading →
Come relax and de-stress with us! Enjoy relaxing music, hot tea, and quiet coloring. Drop into our politics-free oasis of calm any time between 5:00 and 8:00 pm. Live harp music by Ezra Gabrielson from 6:30 - 7:00 pm Coloring … Continue reading →
Whether you are a new writer, experienced writer, or want-to-be-a-writer writer, we hope you’ll join us to bring in your work and get expert advice from award-winning songwriter, Jud Caswell. Participants in this workshop rave about Jud and about how … Continue reading →
Older adults are invited to join us each week for an opportunity to connect with others, participate in informational sessions and workshops, and share stories from their own lives. Each week will offer a different opportunities--from board games and puzzles … Continue reading →
Have you ever thought about adapting a classic story into something entirely your own? Join Kalee Gwarjanski, author of Miss MacDonald Had a Farm, as she walks you through this exciting process! This creative writing class will study picture books … Continue reading →
Looking for a comfortable and cozy spot to join other writers? Come to TML’s Fireside Writing program! Fireside Writing gives you the space and opportunity to work alongside fellow writers and reach your writing goals. Bring your laptop or your … Continue reading →
Join us for this monthly discussion group facilitated by Davinica Nemtzow of Kaneel. At a Death Café people, often strangers, gather to eat cake, drink tea and discuss death. The objective is “to increase awareness of death with a view … Continue reading →
In December of 1887, the US government established the Two Lights Life-Saving Station at Dyer Cove. Initially staffed by a team of about 6 surfmen--usually local farmers and fishermen--the Life-Saving Station patrolled the coast especially during treacherous weather for ships. … Continue reading →
