
Writing Workshops offer a nurturing environment in which writers learn more about the craft of writing. These classes are typically taught by widely published and award-winning authors. Workshop coordinators may list their guidelines at Submit Your Announcement.
April 20, 9 am-3 pm
On Friday, April 20, the day before the 7th annual Alabama Book Festival,
Alabama teachers grades 7-12 are invited to join three Book Festival authors for an exciting day of writing workshops free of charge courtesy of the Alabama Writers’ Forum, the Alabama State Council on the Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Support the Arts Car Tag Fund. Held at Troy University, Montgomery Campus, these workshops are designed to introduce teachers to new strategies for integrating creative writing into language arts and English curricula. To receive e-mailed registration information, send your name, school, and e-mail address to writersforum@bellsouth.net Subject line: teacher workshop. Participation by pre-registration only.
June 4-29 or July 2-27
Writer & editor Mahala Church will lead this workshop for elementary school students, ages 8-10. Classes will meet on Tuesdays & Thursdays or Mondays-Wednesdays-Fridays or Monday-Friday. Classes will be held at the Sunnyside Theater, 4354 A Old Shell Road, Mobile. $90, $135, or $157 registration. Phone for more information.
Contact:
Mahala Church
mahalachurch@gmail.com
251-287-2728
June 9-July 14
Writer & editor Mahala Church will lead this workshop for middle school students, ages 11-13. Classes will meet for six Saturdays, June 9-July 14. Classes will be held at the Sunnyside Theater, 4354 A Old Shell Road, Mobile. $125 + $15 registration. Phone for more information.
Contact:
Mahala Church
mahalachurch@gmail.com
251-287-2728