$4 – $7
Participants gather in the Zelda theater for two train-themed stories followed by a craft or museum activity. Half-price admission for kids and adults. Free for members and kids under age two.
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Participants gather in the Zelda theater for two train-themed stories followed by a craft...
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The public is invited to an afternoon with Hanna Pylväinen, author of "The End of Drum-Time." She is a 2023 finalist for the National Book Award for fiction. Her story set is in the 1851 world of Sámi reindeer herders, religion, beliefs, faith and love. Hanna’s work has appeared in "The New York Times," "The New York Times Magazine", "The Chicago Tribune," "The Wall Street Journal" and "Harper’s Magazine." Parking information is available at https://tps.d.umn.edu/ For more about Hanna: hannapylvainen.com
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The public is invited to an afternoon with Hanna Pylväinen, author of "The End...
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Free
Writer's Salon is a monthly gathering of writers and people who love the written word. Attendees can bring their own work to share, or the work of their favorite authors. There is time for an open mic and mingling. All genres are welcome.
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Writer's Salon is a monthly gathering of writers and people who love the written...
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$43
This course focuses on the fundamental building blocks of story by examining story beats in literary classics and by reading flash-fiction examples. Students will learn to write from prompts, edit and leave with a piece ready to be pitched.
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This course focuses on the fundamental building blocks of story by examining story beats...
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Zenith Bookstore welcomes the Minnesota children's author as part of their Martin Luther King Jr. weekend celebration. Jones' debut picture book is an upbeat celebration of the spaces and places that bring communities together.
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Zenith Bookstore welcomes the Minnesota children's author as part of their Martin Luther King...
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$43
"Finding your VIEW: How to leverage points of view" is a course that will examine first, second, and third-person points of view as well as omniscient. Through reading examples of each, the group will gain a better understanding of what works, what doesn’t, and why. Through imagery and writing prompts, participants will have an opportunity to tell the same story from a variety of viewpoints. Students should ready to write, share, and leave with a fresh take on how we…
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