Memoirs OutLOUD – A creative writing workshop for adults. Our workshop sessions meet at 10am on the first and third Saturday of each month, at the St George Library Center, 5 Central Ave, SINY 10301 (just up the hill from the Ferry Terminal & Borough Hall). Check at the desk to confirm our room location for that date.
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PLEASE NOTE: THE LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED ON SATURDAY JULY 4th, SO OUR ONLY JULY WORKSHOP WILL TAKE PLACE ON SATURDAY JULY 18TH, 10am.
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Please arrive promptly as a courtesy to your fellow writers.
- For details on related NYPL scheduling, visit www.nypl.org.
- We thank our participants for arriving promptly as a courtesy to your fellow writers. Staten Island OutLOUD welcomes Islanders to this stimulating writing studio, open to adults only. Whether you are an experienced writer, or just beginning to explore your writing potential, this free workshop offers a supportive environment. If you plan to visit Memoirs OutLOUD for the first-time, please arrive by 10am, as a courtesy to other participants. Be sure to bring a pen and paper. If you’d like to read a short excerpt from your previous work, we’d be happy to accommodate if time permits. If you are just beginning to explore your writing potential, that’s just fine; we’ll help you get started at your own pace.
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“That Ever Loyal Island” – Staten Island in 1776
Sunday, August 2nd at 2pm Greenbelt Nature Center, 700 Rockland Ave, SINY 10314 (at Brielle) Staten Island OutLOUD hosts a community reading & conversation on Prof. Phillip Pappas’ intriguing history text “That Ever Loyal Island” as we commemorate the 250th anniversary of the nation’s Declaration of Independence. Did you know that in 1776, Staten Island was considered a Tory stronghold? … Read More
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