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September 1, 2024(1 event)
ILJ 2024 Fall Issue Call for Submissions OPENS!ILJ 2024 Fall Issue Call for Submissions OPENS!September 1, 2024 Inlandia's Online Literary Journal Submit art, creative nonfiction, fiction, poetry Window Open September 1–30 Submit at https://tinyurl.com/InlandiaSubmittable Whatever your literary or artistic bent, Inlandia Institute will be accepting submissions of art, fiction, nonfiction, and poetry during the month of September for the Fall 2024 issue of our online literary journal, Inlandia: A Literary Journey. To learn more about the journal's offerings — and get a taste of the rich variety of content — please visit: https://inlandiajournal.net/7059-2/. And while you’re there, enjoy the gorgeous original artwork. Submissions open Sunday, September 1, 2024, and close Monday, September 30, 2024, at midnight Pacific Time. |
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September 5, 2024(2 events)
11:00 am: All Genres Workshop with Mae Wagner Marinello *FULL11:00 am: All Genres Workshop with Mae Wagner Marinello *FULL – All Genres Workshop with Mae Wagner Marinello (All Levels) Thursdays, 11:00 AM-1:00 PM, Redlands Community Center, 111 W. Lugonia Ave, Redlands, Ongoing. Meets Weekly. (A Zoom option may be available; contact Inlandia for details.) *This workshop is full. No new registrations will be accepted at this time. This ongoing writing workshop meets weekly at Redlands Community Center. Memoir writing, poetry, fiction, and nonfiction writing are all encouraged and welcome. Discover the pure joy of writing and creating with others in a supportive environment. Mae Wagner Marinello has been a part of Inlandia since a 2008 writing workshop with Ruth Nolan. In 2014, she began facilitating a weekly writing workshop called Joslyn Joy Writers, at the Joslyn Senior Center in Redlands. During the pandemic lockdown, the weekly workshop continued on Zoom; it is now a hybrid class averaging between 10-20 combined participants on Zoom and in-person. 7:00 pm: Artswalk at Riverside Main Library - Weaving Stories with a Cultural Perspective7:00 pm: Artswalk at Riverside Main Library - Weaving Stories with a Cultural Perspective – Thursday, September 5 – Artswalk Celebrating Cultura: Weaving Stories with a Cultural Perspective with Juanita E. Mantz and Julia Amante 7:00-8:00 PM; doors open at 6:30 Riverside Main Library Community Room 3900 Mission Inn Ave, Riverside Are you interested in language, literature, and Latino/a culture? Have you ever wondered how the creative progress intersects with family and tradition? Then join us at Artswalk on September 5 for a lively conversation between two Hispanic authors who write about their own cultural heritage. Juanita E. Mantz and Julia Amante will chat about the inspiration and drive behind their work – and what it’s like to weave stories with a cultural perspective. Performance readings are planned. Don’t miss it! |
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September 9, 2024(1 event)
6:30 pm: Honoring Our Ancestors with James Coats6:30 pm: Honoring Our Ancestors with James Coats – Honoring Our Ancestors with James Coats (All Levels) Alternating Mondays, 9/9, 9/23, 10/7, and 10/21, 6:30-8:30 PM PT, on Zoom, plus Saturday, 11/2, in person at White Park, Riverside. White Park time to be determined. $50. Registration required. To register: https://tinyurl.com/Fall2024CWW Honoring Our Ancestors is a workshop designed to celebrate loved ones we have lost. We will be writing elegy and celebration of life pieces as well as learning performance skills. The workshop will culminate with a reading/performance at this year’s Day of the Dead event on Saturday, November 2 at White Park in Riverside. James Coats is a poet, performer, and educator born in Los Angeles and raised in the Inland Empire. You can take a poetry workshop with him through his organization Lift Our Voices Education, which hosts an award-winning workshop monthly called Be the Change. He is the author of four poetry collections. His most recent is Midnight & Mad Dreams. |
September 10, 2024(1 event)
11:30 am: Celena’s Scribes with Wil Clarke11:30 am: Celena’s Scribes with Wil Clarke – Celena’s Scribes with Wil Clarke (All Levels) Tuesdays, 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 11/5, 11/12, and 11/19/24, 11:30 AM-1:00 PM PT, on Zoom. Registration required. To register: https://tinyurl.com/Fall2024CWW Participants respond to prompts about universal themes related to the human condition and are encouraged to explore all genres of writing. Individual writing is shared with a friendly, supportive group who do their best to encourage each member’s success. Wil Clarke was born in Africa to missionary parents. He lived a total of 27 years in Africa. He is a career mathematician and is enjoying writing memoirs of his various experiences. His motto is, “You only live life once, so you may as well enjoy it the first time around and do all the good you |
September 11, 2024(1 event)
6:00 pm: All Genres Workshop with Victoria Waddle6:00 pm: All Genres Workshop with Victoria Waddle – All Genres Workshop with Victoria Waddle (Int.-Adv.) Alternating Wednesdays, 9/11, 9/25, 10/9, 10/23, and 11/6/24, 6:00-9:00 PM PT, on Zoom. $50. Registration required. To register: https://tinyurl.com/Fall2024CWW In this multi-genre workshop, participants submit poetry and prose for biweekly critiques and receive feedback from other group members. Discussions include the craft of writing and the challenges writers face. The workshop leader provides biweekly articles and links related to participants’ work, particularly to problems that were discussed in the previous session. Victoria Waddle is a Pushcart Prize-nominated writer, with fiction and nonfiction published in literary journals and anthologies, including in Best Short Stories from The Saturday Evening Post Great American Fiction Contest. A collection of her short fiction, Acts of Contrition, is available from Los Nietos Press and her chapbook, The Mortality of Dogs and Humans, is available from Bamboo Dart Press. Her YA novel about a teen escaping a polygamist cult is coming from Inlandia Books. Previously the managing editor of Inlandia: A Literary Journey, she helped to establish a yearly teen issue. In a previous life, she was a high school English teacher and librarian. |
September 12, 2024(1 event)
11:00 am: All Genres Workshop with Mae Wagner Marinello *FULL11:00 am: All Genres Workshop with Mae Wagner Marinello *FULL – All Genres Workshop with Mae Wagner Marinello (All Levels) Thursdays, 11:00 AM-1:00 PM, Redlands Community Center, 111 W. Lugonia Ave, Redlands, Ongoing. Meets Weekly. (A Zoom option may be available; contact Inlandia for details.) *This workshop is full. No new registrations will be accepted at this time. This ongoing writing workshop meets weekly at Redlands Community Center. Memoir writing, poetry, fiction, and nonfiction writing are all encouraged and welcome. Discover the pure joy of writing and creating with others in a supportive environment. Mae Wagner Marinello has been a part of Inlandia since a 2008 writing workshop with Ruth Nolan. In 2014, she began facilitating a weekly writing workshop called Joslyn Joy Writers, at the Joslyn Senior Center in Redlands. During the pandemic lockdown, the weekly workshop continued on Zoom; it is now a hybrid class averaging between 10-20 combined participants on Zoom and in-person. |
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September 14, 2024(1 event)
10:00 am: Inlandia at DeaFest!10:00 am: Inlandia at DeaFest! – Saturday, September 14 – Deaf Festival 10:00 AM-4:00 PM Riverside City Hall Breezeway 3900 Main St, Riverside, CA 92501 On Saturday, September 14, 2024, please join Inlandia and the Deaf Community of Riverside for the 25th annual Deaf Awareness Day – also known as DeaFestival! The theme this year is “A World Where Deaf People Can Sign Anywhere!” with local guests Maisha Franklin of the Center on Deafness Inland Empire (CODIE) Franklin and Steve Longacre, Deaf Magician and retired educator. Enjoy food services provided by Deaf-owned businesses, live entertainment, vendor booths, bounce houses, and several opportunities to learn about Deaf culture! |
September 15, 2024(1 event)
1:00 pm: POSTPONED - Book Talk and Launch of Riverside Women Creating Change - Stories and Inspiration1:00 pm: POSTPONED - Book Talk and Launch of Riverside Women Creating Change - Stories and Inspiration – POSTPONED Sunday, September 15 – NEW DATE AND TIME TO BE ANNOUNCED! Book Talk and Launch of Riverside Women Creating Change - Stories and Inspiration 1:00-3:00 PM Civil Rights Institute of Inland Southern California 3933 Mission Inn Avenue Suite 103, Riverside, CA 92501 On Sunday, September 15, please join Inlandia Institute for the launch of Riverside Women Creating Change - Stories and Inspiration. Reluctant activists: Throughout Riverside's history, women have been at the forefront of community activism, but few have adopted that label. Instead, they were women simply doing what they knew was right. They were grassroots preservationists, speaking out and speaking up. They were building peace. Protecting our environment. Fighting erasure, fighting for the right to love who they love, fighting for the health of children, for their right to an education. Wherever there is change you will find women, often working behind the scenes, below the surface. Are you or are you not an activist? Are you sure? If you would like to be, you are. Join us. Hear their stories. Be inspired. We are planting the seeds. Passing the torch. Will you be the one to take it? Get your signed copy, then get out there and be the change! Free and open to all.
To preorder: https://tinyurl.com/RWCCBook |
September 16, 2024(2 events)
1:00 pm: Memoir Workshop for Seniors: Writing Your Life Story with Rose Y. Monge *FULL1:00 pm: Memoir Workshop for Seniors: Writing Your Life Story with Rose Y. Monge *FULL – Memoir Workshop for Seniors: Writing Your Life Story with Rose Y. Monge (All levels) In person at the Janet Goeske Center (Art Room), 5257 Sierra Street, Riverside, 1:00-3:00 PM. Class size is limited. Seniors only. *This workshop is full. No new registrations will be accepted at this time. Writers are encouraged to respond to prompts about universal themes related to the human condition: key relationships, physical places, historic events, personal hardships/recovery, love and loss, and personal achievement and development. These ties bind us all in different stages of our lives, and each of us brings a unique perspective to every story. Maybe it's time to write yours. Space is limited. Rose Y. Monge has facilitated memoir classes at the Goeske Center since 2009. She encourages everyone to leave a written legacy for future generations. As an immigrant from Mexico, her memoir honors her parents’ legacy of life lessons. Her activism since retirement has been advocating for social justice, diversity, and inclusion. 6:00 pm: Writing for Children with José Chávez6:00 pm: Writing for Children with José Chávez – Writing for Children with José Chávez (All Levels) Alternating Mondays, 9/16, 9/30, 10/14, 10/28, and 11/11/24, 6:00-8:00 PM PT, on Zoom. $50. Registration required. To register: https://tinyurl.com/Fall2024CWW This workshop is designed to meet the needs of those who wish to write or are writing for children. We’ll explore the writing voice for children, define a “picture book,” story arc, story introductions, appropriate vocabulary, children’s poetry, and more. There will be time to flex our writing muscles and develop the beauty and strength of our “voice” for children. José Chávez is a retired bilingual teacher who dedicates his life to writing. His poetry has been published in the Multilingual Educator Journal, Acentos Review, and the Inlandia anthology, and he is the author of two award-winning bilingual poetry books for children. José lives in Riverside, California, is married, and has three grown children. |
September 17, 2024(2 events)
6:00 am: The Art and Craft of Writing Poetry with Romaine Washington6:00 am: The Art and Craft of Writing Poetry with Romaine Washington – The Art and Craft of Writing Poetry with Romaine Washington (All Levels) Alternating Tuesdays, 9/17, 10/1, 10/15, 10/29, and 11/12/24, 6:00-8:00 PM PT, on Zoom. $50. Registration required. To register: https://tinyurl.com/Fall2024CWW Discover the art and craft of writing poetry with generative prompts and other forms of poetic inspiration. Brief group feedback will help you uncover images and language that resonate for you and for your audience. Romaine Washington, M. Ed., is the editor of These Black Bodies Are... A Blacklandia Anthology and the author of Purgatory Has an Address and Sirens in Her Belly. She has been published in various anthologies and periodicals. Ms. Washington is a graduate fellow of The Watering Hole, South Carolina, and the Inland Area Writing Project at the University of California, Riverside. She was a public school educator for over twenty years. The proud mother of two sons, Romaine Washington is a native Californian from San Bernardino who resides in the Inland Empire. 11:30 am: Celena’s Scribes with Wil Clarke11:30 am: Celena’s Scribes with Wil Clarke – Celena’s Scribes with Wil Clarke (All Levels) Tuesdays, 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 11/5, 11/12, and 11/19/24, 11:30 AM-1:00 PM PT, on Zoom. Registration required. To register: https://tinyurl.com/Fall2024CWW Participants respond to prompts about universal themes related to the human condition and are encouraged to explore all genres of writing. Individual writing is shared with a friendly, supportive group who do their best to encourage each member’s success. Wil Clarke was born in Africa to missionary parents. He lived a total of 27 years in Africa. He is a career mathematician and is enjoying writing memoirs of his various experiences. His motto is, “You only live life once, so you may as well enjoy it the first time around and do all the good you |
September 18, 2024(1 event)
6:30 am: Writing and Presenting Poetry in American Sign Language with Ryan Fingerle6:30 am: Writing and Presenting Poetry in American Sign Language with Ryan Fingerle – Writing and Presenting Poetry in American Sign Language with Ryan Fingerle (All Levels) Alternating Wednesdays, 9/18, 10/2, 10/16, 10/30, and 11/13/24, 6:30-8:30 PM PT, on Zoom. ASL Poetry is a FREE community enrichment workshop open to all. Registration required. To register: https://tinyurl.com/Fall2024CWW This introductory course is especially created for poetry lovers who want to learn how to write and present poetry in American Sign Language. It will also enhance your appreciation of poetry in both English and ASL! All are welcome – d/Deaf, HOH, and hearing – and an interpreter and closed captioning will be available. Gain confidence as a poet – and get the support and resources you need to write and present poetry in ASL. Ryan Fingerle is a Deaf writer, poet, and educator whose love of words has no boundaries. One of her works, “Stuck in the Middle,” was published in the 2021 MUSE Literary Magazine. She presented her English poem “Connected” in ASL in front of a live audience for a National Deaf History and Poetry Month event. Ryan teaches English at Riverside City College, and her passion is helping adult students and their families enjoy the merits of both ASL and the English language.
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September 19, 2024(1 event)
11:00 am: All Genres Workshop with Mae Wagner Marinello *FULL11:00 am: All Genres Workshop with Mae Wagner Marinello *FULL – All Genres Workshop with Mae Wagner Marinello (All Levels) Thursdays, 11:00 AM-1:00 PM, Redlands Community Center, 111 W. Lugonia Ave, Redlands, Ongoing. Meets Weekly. (A Zoom option may be available; contact Inlandia for details.) *This workshop is full. No new registrations will be accepted at this time. This ongoing writing workshop meets weekly at Redlands Community Center. Memoir writing, poetry, fiction, and nonfiction writing are all encouraged and welcome. Discover the pure joy of writing and creating with others in a supportive environment. Mae Wagner Marinello has been a part of Inlandia since a 2008 writing workshop with Ruth Nolan. In 2014, she began facilitating a weekly writing workshop called Joslyn Joy Writers, at the Joslyn Senior Center in Redlands. During the pandemic lockdown, the weekly workshop continued on Zoom; it is now a hybrid class averaging between 10-20 combined participants on Zoom and in-person. |
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September 23, 2024(2 events)
1:00 pm: Memoir Workshop for Seniors: Writing Your Life Story with Rose Y. Monge *FULL1:00 pm: Memoir Workshop for Seniors: Writing Your Life Story with Rose Y. Monge *FULL – Memoir Workshop for Seniors: Writing Your Life Story with Rose Y. Monge (All levels) In person at the Janet Goeske Center (Art Room), 5257 Sierra Street, Riverside, 1:00-3:00 PM. Class size is limited. Seniors only. *This workshop is full. No new registrations will be accepted at this time. Writers are encouraged to respond to prompts about universal themes related to the human condition: key relationships, physical places, historic events, personal hardships/recovery, love and loss, and personal achievement and development. These ties bind us all in different stages of our lives, and each of us brings a unique perspective to every story. Maybe it's time to write yours. Space is limited. Rose Y. Monge has facilitated memoir classes at the Goeske Center since 2009. She encourages everyone to leave a written legacy for future generations. As an immigrant from Mexico, her memoir honors her parents’ legacy of life lessons. Her activism since retirement has been advocating for social justice, diversity, and inclusion. 6:30 pm: Honoring Our Ancestors with James Coats6:30 pm: Honoring Our Ancestors with James Coats – Honoring Our Ancestors with James Coats (All Levels) Alternating Mondays, 9/9, 9/23, 10/7, and 10/21, 6:30-8:30 PM PT, on Zoom, plus Saturday, 11/2, in person at White Park, Riverside. White Park time to be determined. $50. Registration required. To register: https://tinyurl.com/Fall2024CWW Honoring Our Ancestors is a workshop designed to celebrate loved ones we have lost. We will be writing elegy and celebration of life pieces as well as learning performance skills. The workshop will culminate with a reading/performance at this year’s Day of the Dead event on Saturday, November 2 at White Park in Riverside. James Coats is a poet, performer, and educator born in Los Angeles and raised in the Inland Empire. You can take a poetry workshop with him through his organization Lift Our Voices Education, which hosts an award-winning workshop monthly called Be the Change. He is the author of four poetry collections. His most recent is Midnight & Mad Dreams. |
September 24, 2024(1 event)
11:30 am: Celena’s Scribes with Wil Clarke11:30 am: Celena’s Scribes with Wil Clarke – Celena’s Scribes with Wil Clarke (All Levels) Tuesdays, 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 11/5, 11/12, and 11/19/24, 11:30 AM-1:00 PM PT, on Zoom. Registration required. To register: https://tinyurl.com/Fall2024CWW Participants respond to prompts about universal themes related to the human condition and are encouraged to explore all genres of writing. Individual writing is shared with a friendly, supportive group who do their best to encourage each member’s success. Wil Clarke was born in Africa to missionary parents. He lived a total of 27 years in Africa. He is a career mathematician and is enjoying writing memoirs of his various experiences. His motto is, “You only live life once, so you may as well enjoy it the first time around and do all the good you |
September 25, 2024(1 event)
6:00 pm: All Genres Workshop with Victoria Waddle6:00 pm: All Genres Workshop with Victoria Waddle – All Genres Workshop with Victoria Waddle (Int.-Adv.) Alternating Wednesdays, 9/11, 9/25, 10/9, 10/23, and 11/6/24, 6:00-9:00 PM PT, on Zoom. $50. Registration required. To register: https://tinyurl.com/Fall2024CWW In this multi-genre workshop, participants submit poetry and prose for biweekly critiques and receive feedback from other group members. Discussions include the craft of writing and the challenges writers face. The workshop leader provides biweekly articles and links related to participants’ work, particularly to problems that were discussed in the previous session. Victoria Waddle is a Pushcart Prize-nominated writer, with fiction and nonfiction published in literary journals and anthologies, including in Best Short Stories from The Saturday Evening Post Great American Fiction Contest. A collection of her short fiction, Acts of Contrition, is available from Los Nietos Press and her chapbook, The Mortality of Dogs and Humans, is available from Bamboo Dart Press. Her YA novel about a teen escaping a polygamist cult is coming from Inlandia Books. Previously the managing editor of Inlandia: A Literary Journey, she helped to establish a yearly teen issue. In a previous life, she was a high school English teacher and librarian. |
September 26, 2024(1 event)
11:00 am: All Genres Workshop with Mae Wagner Marinello *FULL11:00 am: All Genres Workshop with Mae Wagner Marinello *FULL – All Genres Workshop with Mae Wagner Marinello (All Levels) Thursdays, 11:00 AM-1:00 PM, Redlands Community Center, 111 W. Lugonia Ave, Redlands, Ongoing. Meets Weekly. (A Zoom option may be available; contact Inlandia for details.) *This workshop is full. No new registrations will be accepted at this time. This ongoing writing workshop meets weekly at Redlands Community Center. Memoir writing, poetry, fiction, and nonfiction writing are all encouraged and welcome. Discover the pure joy of writing and creating with others in a supportive environment. Mae Wagner Marinello has been a part of Inlandia since a 2008 writing workshop with Ruth Nolan. In 2014, she began facilitating a weekly writing workshop called Joslyn Joy Writers, at the Joslyn Senior Center in Redlands. During the pandemic lockdown, the weekly workshop continued on Zoom; it is now a hybrid class averaging between 10-20 combined participants on Zoom and in-person. |
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September 30, 2024(3 events)
ILJ 2024 Fall Issue Call for Submissions CLOSES!ILJ 2024 Fall Issue Call for Submissions CLOSES!September 30, 2024 Inlandia's Online Literary Journal Submit art, creative nonfiction, fiction, poetry Window Open September 1–30 Submit at https://tinyurl.com/InlandiaSubmittable Whatever your literary or artistic bent, Inlandia Institute will be accepting submissions of art, fiction, nonfiction, and poetry during the month of September for the Fall 2024 issue of our online literary journal, Inlandia: A Literary Journey. To learn more about the journal's offerings — and get a taste of the rich variety of content — please visit: https://inlandiajournal.net/7059-2/. And while you’re there, enjoy the gorgeous original artwork. Submissions open Sunday, September 1, 2024, and close Monday, September 30, 2024, at midnight Pacific Time. 1:00 pm: Memoir Workshop for Seniors: Writing Your Life Story with Rose Y. Monge *FULL1:00 pm: Memoir Workshop for Seniors: Writing Your Life Story with Rose Y. Monge *FULL – Memoir Workshop for Seniors: Writing Your Life Story with Rose Y. Monge (All levels) In person at the Janet Goeske Center (Art Room), 5257 Sierra Street, Riverside, 1:00-3:00 PM. Class size is limited. Seniors only. *This workshop is full. No new registrations will be accepted at this time. Writers are encouraged to respond to prompts about universal themes related to the human condition: key relationships, physical places, historic events, personal hardships/recovery, love and loss, and personal achievement and development. These ties bind us all in different stages of our lives, and each of us brings a unique perspective to every story. Maybe it's time to write yours. Space is limited. Rose Y. Monge has facilitated memoir classes at the Goeske Center since 2009. She encourages everyone to leave a written legacy for future generations. As an immigrant from Mexico, her memoir honors her parents’ legacy of life lessons. Her activism since retirement has been advocating for social justice, diversity, and inclusion. 6:00 pm: Writing for Children with José Chávez6:00 pm: Writing for Children with José Chávez – Writing for Children with José Chávez (All Levels) Alternating Mondays, 9/16, 9/30, 10/14, 10/28, and 11/11/24, 6:00-8:00 PM PT, on Zoom. $50. Registration required. To register: https://tinyurl.com/Fall2024CWW This workshop is designed to meet the needs of those who wish to write or are writing for children. We’ll explore the writing voice for children, define a “picture book,” story arc, story introductions, appropriate vocabulary, children’s poetry, and more. There will be time to flex our writing muscles and develop the beauty and strength of our “voice” for children. José Chávez is a retired bilingual teacher who dedicates his life to writing. His poetry has been published in the Multilingual Educator Journal, Acentos Review, and the Inlandia anthology, and he is the author of two award-winning bilingual poetry books for children. José lives in Riverside, California, is married, and has three grown children. |
October 1, 2024(1 event)
6:00 am: The Art and Craft of Writing Poetry with Romaine Washington6:00 am: The Art and Craft of Writing Poetry with Romaine Washington – The Art and Craft of Writing Poetry with Romaine Washington (All Levels) Alternating Tuesdays, 9/17, 10/1, 10/15, 10/29, and 11/12/24, 6:00-8:00 PM PT, on Zoom. $50. Registration required. To register: https://tinyurl.com/Fall2024CWW Discover the art and craft of writing poetry with generative prompts and other forms of poetic inspiration. Brief group feedback will help you uncover images and language that resonate for you and for your audience. Romaine Washington, M. Ed., is the editor of These Black Bodies Are... A Blacklandia Anthology and the author of Purgatory Has an Address and Sirens in Her Belly. She has been published in various anthologies and periodicals. Ms. Washington is a graduate fellow of The Watering Hole, South Carolina, and the Inland Area Writing Project at the University of California, Riverside. She was a public school educator for over twenty years. The proud mother of two sons, Romaine Washington is a native Californian from San Bernardino who resides in the Inland Empire. |
October 2, 2024(1 event)
6:30 am: Writing and Presenting Poetry in American Sign Language with Ryan Fingerle6:30 am: Writing and Presenting Poetry in American Sign Language with Ryan Fingerle – Writing and Presenting Poetry in American Sign Language with Ryan Fingerle (All Levels) Alternating Wednesdays, 9/18, 10/2, 10/16, 10/30, and 11/13/24, 6:30-8:30 PM PT, on Zoom. ASL Poetry is a FREE community enrichment workshop open to all. Registration required. To register: https://tinyurl.com/Fall2024CWW This introductory course is especially created for poetry lovers who want to learn how to write and present poetry in American Sign Language. It will also enhance your appreciation of poetry in both English and ASL! All are welcome – d/Deaf, HOH, and hearing – and an interpreter and closed captioning will be available. Gain confidence as a poet – and get the support and resources you need to write and present poetry in ASL. Ryan Fingerle is a Deaf writer, poet, and educator whose love of words has no boundaries. One of her works, “Stuck in the Middle,” was published in the 2021 MUSE Literary Magazine. She presented her English poem “Connected” in ASL in front of a live audience for a National Deaf History and Poetry Month event. Ryan teaches English at Riverside City College, and her passion is helping adult students and their families enjoy the merits of both ASL and the English language.
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October 3, 2024(2 events)
11:00 am: All Genres Workshop with Mae Wagner Marinello *FULL11:00 am: All Genres Workshop with Mae Wagner Marinello *FULL – All Genres Workshop with Mae Wagner Marinello (All Levels) Thursdays, 11:00 AM-1:00 PM, Redlands Community Center, 111 W. Lugonia Ave, Redlands, Ongoing. Meets Weekly. (A Zoom option may be available; contact Inlandia for details.) *This workshop is full. No new registrations will be accepted at this time. This ongoing writing workshop meets weekly at Redlands Community Center. Memoir writing, poetry, fiction, and nonfiction writing are all encouraged and welcome. Discover the pure joy of writing and creating with others in a supportive environment. Mae Wagner Marinello has been a part of Inlandia since a 2008 writing workshop with Ruth Nolan. In 2014, she began facilitating a weekly writing workshop called Joslyn Joy Writers, at the Joslyn Senior Center in Redlands. During the pandemic lockdown, the weekly workshop continued on Zoom; it is now a hybrid class averaging between 10-20 combined participants on Zoom and in-person. 7:00 pm: Artswalk at Riverside Main Library - Sons of El Rey7:00 pm: Artswalk at Riverside Main Library - Sons of El Rey – Thursday, October 3 – Artswalk – Sons of El Rey Book Launch with Alex Espinoza and Susan Straight Book Talk and Launch 7-8 PM Riverside Main Library Community Room 3900 Mission Inn Ave, Riverside Our October Artswalk event is one you won’t want to miss! On Thursday, October 3, Inlandia Institute will celebrate the launch of Alex Espinoza’s newest book, The Sons of El Rey, at Riverside Main Library in downtown Riverside. Alex will be joined by acclaimed author Susan Straight in a conversation about Alex’s timeless, epic novel about a family of luchadores contending with forbidden love and secrets in Mexico City, Los Angeles, and beyond. The program begins at 7:00 PM; doors open at 6:30. Free and open to all. |
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