Choose from Old Time Music Boot Camp, Think Like a Philosopher, Strum, Don’t Fret: Ukulele with Mr. Toastey, Nature Art and Folklore, Puppetry, and From Page to Play: Putting Stories on the Stage.
Choose from Old Time Music Boot Camp, Think Like a Philosopher, Strum, Don’t Fret: Ukulele with Mr. Toastey, Nature Art and Folklore, Puppetry, and From Page to Play: Putting Stories on the Stage.
Author Talks, Poetry Readings, Open Mics, Book Discussions, Family Fun & Learning Nights, and Gallery Exhibitions are all part of our vibrant arts calendar.
Free classes for members, Monthly Open Mics, and Black&Lit bookclub.
The Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning’s mission is to empower people to explore and express their voices through imaginative learning and the literary arts.
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Jun
16
Writing book reviews is a way to be a good literary citizen, to process what you read, and be in conversation with literature and culture–all while championing the authors and […]
Writing book reviews is a way to be a good literary citizen, to process what you read, and be in conversation with literature and culture–all while championing the authors and […]
Jun
17
Daniel Boone during the American Revolution With award winning author, photographer, guest columnist, speaker and storyteller Randell Jones. Come hear the exciting life episodes of America’s pioneer hero Daniel Boone […]
Daniel Boone during the American Revolution With award winning author, photographer, guest columnist, speaker and storyteller Randell Jones. Come hear the exciting life episodes of America’s pioneer hero Daniel Boone […]
Jun
17
GRADES 4–8: Your pencil is your magic wand! OWL class makes creative writing fun for kids. Using “neon words,” and images based on all of the five senses, young minds […]
GRADES 4–8: Your pencil is your magic wand! OWL class makes creative writing fun for kids. Using “neon words,” and images based on all of the five senses, young minds […]
Jun
17
A distinctive trait of much memorable writing is its (and its author’s) “sense of place.” But any “place” is much more than just its geographical location — place is also […]
A distinctive trait of much memorable writing is its (and its author’s) “sense of place.” But any “place” is much more than just its geographical location — place is also […]
Jun
18
An informal discussion group focusing on literature by and about women. Be prepared to buy the selected works or borrow them from the library. Contact the Carnegie Center for the […]
An informal discussion group focusing on literature by and about women. Be prepared to buy the selected works or borrow them from the library. Contact the Carnegie Center for the […]
Jun
18
What’s the point of writing or creating anything right now? In this current moment of collapse – from the AI-induced collapse of meaning to various forms of climate and democratic […]
What’s the point of writing or creating anything right now? In this current moment of collapse – from the AI-induced collapse of meaning to various forms of climate and democratic […]
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