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Color portrait of Matthew Buxton outdoors in a park setting, smiling slightly while looking to the left. He has short styled hair, a nose ring, and wears a dark blue shirt. Trees, grass, and a pathway appear softly blurred behind him.

What at Least You’ve Called a God — An Online Creative Writing Workshop with Matthew Buxton

Colorful artwork of a cat with green eyes, a white chest, and brown and black fur, drawn with textured pastel‑like strokes. The background is an abstract blend of turquoise, yellow, and purple. Artwork by Garima Naredi.

Animal Portraits that Tell a Story: A Visual Arts Workshop with artist Garima Naredi & Path with Art

Portrait Painting — Faces: A Visual Arts Workshop with artist Leroy Brown

Belena Stuart Marquez speaks into a microphone at the Hilton opening event, wearing bright green glasses, a beige leopard‑print top, and a green beaded necklace. The background is softly blurred. Photo by Ashy Palliparambil.

Farm to Field: Echoes of Home — Opening Night Reflections

Color portrait of Cathrine Schmid indoors, resting her chin on her hand. She has short wavy burgundy hair, glasses, dark lipstick, a lip piercing, and double‑headed‑axe earrings. A neutral wall and doorframe appear softly in the background.

Dear Reader: Poems as Conversations and Companionship — An Online Creative Writing Workshop with Cathrine Schmid

Color portrait of Jonathan Tennis against a dark gray background. He has short hair, a neatly groomed reddish‑brown beard, and wears a dark blue suit jacket over a white dress shirt. Clean, professional lighting creates a polished header‑image look.

Writing the Image — An Online Visual Art & Creative Writing Workshop with Jonathan Tennis

Watercolor painting of a red poppy with layered red petals and a dark center against a deep blue background. The flower’s green stem and subtle shading emphasize its shape, and the vivid red contrasts with the dark backdrop. Symbolic of remembrance for Memorial Day 2026.

We Remember: A Month of Memorial Day Reflection and Connection

Color portrait of author Caryn Mirriam‑Goldberg smiling, wearing glasses and earrings, with short dark hair. Soft natural light filters through vertical blinds in the background.

Finding What You Never Lost: Radical Renewal for Facilitators and Creatives with Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg

Decorative sculpture featuring a cluster of pink flowers with green leaves attached to a textured, light-colored shell-like base. The flowers have detailed petals and centers, and the shell has a rough, natural surface that contrasts with the bright colors of the flowers.

Art Saves Lives: Writing Towards Recovery by Monica Pernia Marin

Black‑and‑white close‑up portrait of poet Jeanann Verlee smiling with her eyes closed. Her long hair falls to one side as she lifts a hand toward it, showing hoop earrings and a bracelet. The image captures a candid moment of joy and expression.

The Fourth Wall: A Peek Inside the Performance of Poetry — A Workshop with author Jeanann Verlee

Color photo of a handmade pigeon sculpture created by artist Zehra Khan. The bird is crafted with textured materials and painted in shades of gray with a green and purple patch on its chest, standing on pink legs with black claws. The style is whimsical and expressive, highlighting the playful character of the artwork.

Trash Animals: A Visual Arts Workshop with artist Zehra Khan

Portrait of author Allison K. Williams seated at a wooden table, smiling as she writes in an open notebook with a blue pen. She has red hair, wears a dark green top and a small pendant necklace, and is surrounded by a warm indoor setting with framed artwork and greenery in the background.

Choosing your Publishing Path in 2026 — An Online Workshop with Allison K. Williams

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