The 2025 Class of the Kentucky Writers Hall of Fame
A world-renowned playwright, two founders of the Affrilachian poets, a leading historian of Appalachia and a former CBS News correspondent who became a beloved Kentucky author are this year’s inductees into the Kentucky Writers Hall of Fame.
Author Talks, Poetry Readings, Open Mics, Book Discussions, Family Fun & Learning Nights, and Gallery Exhibitions are all part of our vibrant arts calendar.
Jan
24
If you’re interested in writing and have reached that golden age, this is the group for you! Participants can expect cross-genre writing prompts; feedback for family stories, memoir, poetry, and […]
If you’re interested in writing and have reached that golden age, this is the group for you! Participants can expect cross-genre writing prompts; feedback for family stories, memoir, poetry, and […]
Jan
25
Come meet and talk with other screenwriters, and ask questions directly to award-winning screenwriter / producer Mitch Smith. This session is open to anyone with an interest in screenwriting and […]
Come meet and talk with other screenwriters, and ask questions directly to award-winning screenwriter / producer Mitch Smith. This session is open to anyone with an interest in screenwriting and […]
Jan
25
One Saturday each month: January 25 & February 22 • ONLINE • FREE Join us for a monthly discussion group of contemporary Latin American, Latinx, and Hispanic fiction conducted in […]
One Saturday each month: January 25 & February 22 • ONLINE • FREE Join us for a monthly discussion group of contemporary Latin American, Latinx, and Hispanic fiction conducted in […]
Jan
26
This writing circle offers an opportunity for writers to gather, write, and share using embodiment techniques to further tap into the deep well of creativity within you. Each session will […]
This writing circle offers an opportunity for writers to gather, write, and share using embodiment techniques to further tap into the deep well of creativity within you. Each session will […]
Jan
27
GRADES K–1: Look what sight words can do! Teaching sight words is important because it helps children develop reading and writing skills, and it can help them become more confident […]
GRADES K–1: Look what sight words can do! Teaching sight words is important because it helps children develop reading and writing skills, and it can help them become more confident […]
Jan
27
GRADES K-1: Look what sight words can do! Teaching sight words is important because it helps children develop reading and writing skills, and it can help them become more confident readers. […]
GRADES K-1: Look what sight words can do! Teaching sight words is important because it helps children develop reading and writing skills, and it can help them become more confident readers. […]
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The Carnegie Center for Literacy & Learning is a 501(c)(3) non-profit community learning and literary arts center with local, state, and national awards for programming excellence. The Center offers seasonal classes in writing, publishing, and languages; tutoring for students grades K-12; vibrant youth and family programs and exhibits; outreach programs for children and adults; readings from established authors and local literary icons; and other programs and events designed to encourage people to explore and express their voices through imaginative learning and the literary arts.
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