Below is a sampling of some of the free events taking place in the Dunham Public Library that you may wish to attend. Please note that some of the groups meet at other locations, as stated below.
Check back periodically because we update these posts as we become aware of other events.
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Tuesday, June 6 ; 3-5 PM
Canastota Public Library Writers Group
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Tuesday, June 6th @ 7 pm
The Remsen Writers’ Group meets at the Didymus
Thomas Library. Group members participate in area open mics, hold an annual
evening of member’s readings, and publish short works monthly in the Rural Star.
Any one interested in writing, young or old, is welcome to attend; however, the
library is not handicap accessible. Facilitating the group for five years is
Sheila K. Harris, who can be reached at tellingtimes@roadrunner.com for more
information.
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Thursday, June 8, 1- 3 PM
PLOTTERS
INK FICTION WRITING GROUP
As our group matures
into its 4th year, we've relaxed the boundaries quite a bit, leaving room for
personal choice each and every month. The rule of thumb is to select a specific
GENRE each time. Please identify what that genre is - it may not be obvious to
anyone but you. Here are your choices:
Biographical/Historical…
Dystopia… Ethnic… Horror… Humor… Mystery… Science Fiction…Travel…Urban Myth…
Western…Young Adult…or Writer’s Choice: (i.e., anything not on the list as long
as it’s fiction). Facilitated by CJ Alexander.
Please bring copies so
we can read along with you as you share your story.
For details, see:
http://whitesboronywriters.blogspot.com/2017/03/april-2017-plotters-ink-assignment.html
Visit our online magazine: PLOTTERS INK
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Saturday, June 10; 10:30
am to Noon
FRIENDS OF POETRY PLUS
We are a light-hearted
group of all ages and love to share each other’s work. See some of our poems on http://whitesboropoetrywriters.blogspot.com/ Facilitated by Lorraine Kreimeyer.
Call 315-736-9734 for questions.
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Saturday, June 10; 2:00
to 4:00 pm
FILM and DISCUSSION
Horror 2017 “GET OUT”. A black man is abducted
and the town fears that the next victim will be from a mixed race couple.
When the engaged couple meet the fiance’s family, the local town acts
strange as a warning of an ensuing murder.
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Tuesday, June 20 ; 3-5
PM
Canastota Public Library Writers Group
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Tuesday, June 20th; 7 PM
The Remsen
Writers’ Group meets at the Didymus Thomas Library. Group
members participate in area open mics, hold an annual evening of member’s
readings, and publish short works monthly in the Rural Star. Any one interested
in writing, young or old, is welcome to attend; however, the library is not
handicap accessible. Facilitating the group for five years is Sheila K. Harris,
who can be reached at tellingtimes@roadrunner.com for more information.
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June 26 6:00-8 pm
MONDAY WRITERS GROUP
The Monday Writers Group
is a group of amateur writers of all ages and skill levels. We meet on the
fourth Monday of each month. Writing assignments are always prose, fiction or
non-fiction, approximately 400 words or the side of one page. The writing
prompts for this month are either REGRETS or MOTHER’S LITTLE HELPER
This group is open to
all adults. For more information, call 736-9734 or view the blog for
details: http://dplmondaywriters.blogspot.com/
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BRIDGEPORT WRITERS GROUP (note same day/time as
Whitesboro Group)
The Bridgeport Writer's
Group meets the last Monday of each month at 6:30 at the Bridgeport Library on
North Road in Bridgeport.
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Wednesday, June 28
; 6:00 pm-8:45 pm
UTICA WRITERS CLUB
Utica Writers Club
monthly meeting at 6 PM in the Kirkland Library, Clinton, NY.
Meetings are conducted
in "round table" style, in which member and visitor readings are
presented to the group for constructive comments. All varieties of writing,
regardless of genre, are discussed and encouraged by the Club.
Contact Jeremy
Mortis for details at bookseller2121@yahoo.com
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