Name: All Ways Writing Circle
Start: 2024-03-21T19:00:00-04:00
End: 2026-02-26T21:00:00-04:00
Location: Creative Arts Workshop, Nyack, NY, USA

Time, space, community, & inspiration to get some writing done—all genres & experience levels welcome
About this Event

The All Ways Writing Circle offers time, space, community, and inspiration to get some writing done. This is for anyone who wants to write—in any genre—and would benefit from dedicated time. Facilitated by Lily Greenberg, Kelly Jo Lillian, and Kirsten Meehan (among other guest facilitators), participants will be offered a prompt, approximately 45 minutes to write, then a chance to share their work in a warm and supportive group setting. No experience needed, all genres welcome. Snacks and drinks will be provided. Admission is $12.

Participants are encouraged to register on Eventbrite. Walk-ins are also welcome, and can pay at the door by cash, check, or Venmo.

Our venue is Creative Arts Workshop, 171 Main Street Nyack, NY.

For more info and FAQ, visit our website.

This program is offered by All Ways Writing Collective, a group which organizes writing circles, workshops, salons, and author readings in the lower Hudson Valley of New York (Rockland County). Our community members range from aspiring to established writers, and we strive to make our events accessible and engaging for all. Learn more about our community on our Instagram @allwayswriting and our website allwayswriting.org.

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is a poet from Nashville, Tennessee and the author of In the Shape of a Woman (Broadstone Books 2022). She holds an MFA from the University of New Hampshire and lives in Nyack, New York. She facilitates every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Thursday.

is a Nyack-based poet and creative coach who guides people into creative liberation through embodied healing. She’s writing The Starborn, a poetic memoir on trauma, creativity, and rebirth. She facilitates every 4th Thursday.

KIRSTEN MEEHAN is a poet from Rockland County. She received both an MA in English and MFA in Creative Writing from Arcadia University. Her Masters work focused on a dual application of queer theory and human geography, attempting to articulate a queered sensibility of place. She facilitates every 2nd Thursday.