Salem’s Modern Philosophers
Salem Athenaeum 337 Essex St., Salem, MA, United StatesThis group of thinkers congregates monthly to discuss relevant topics framed by texts, media, and experiences we agree on as a group.
This group of thinkers congregates monthly to discuss relevant topics framed by texts, media, and experiences we agree on as a group.
Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.
In this one-week intensive workshop, writers entering grades 5–12 are invited to explore writing and reading practices that can help their poetry and fiction take shape. Young writers of any genre are welcome and no experience is necessary. Scholarships available.
The Monday Evening Conversations Group meets online on the second Monday of the month at 7:00 PM. All members and other interested parties are invited.
Weekly Writing Studio at the Salem Athenaeum.
In this one-week intensive workshop, writers entering grades 5–12 are invited to explore writing and reading practices that can help their poetry and fiction take shape. Young writers of any genre are welcome and no experience is necessary. Scholarships available.
In this one-week intensive workshop, writers entering grades 5–12 are invited to explore writing and reading practices that can help their poetry and fiction take shape. Young writers of any genre are welcome and no experience is necessary. Scholarships available.
“SPRINKLES” Decoded is an educational experience that explores the intersection of alternative media, conspiracy theories and the rise of extremist violence. The program begins with a screening of the award winning short film “SPRINKLES”: a suspenseful reimagining of a real life event. This politically neutral look at media focuses on the broader ecosystem of news, and the difference between journalism and opinion-based content.
In this one-week intensive workshop, writers entering grades 5–12 are invited to explore writing and reading practices that can help their poetry and fiction take shape. Young writers of any genre are welcome and no experience is necessary. Scholarships available.
Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.
In this one-week intensive workshop, writers entering grades 5–12 are invited to explore writing and reading practices that can help their poetry and fiction take shape. Young writers of any genre are welcome and no experience is necessary. Scholarships available.
Use this time to move a creative project forward (knit, scrapbook, sketch, journal, write) or complete a task (write those thank you notes, sign the kids up for camp, organize your photos) in community.