In this nature journaling workshop, we’ll celebrate spring and pause to consider the effects of the equinox on the body and mind. We’ll briefly circle the library grounds (weather permitting), hone our senses, and discuss methods for keeping a nature journal at home. Please bring a notebook and a pen and come prepared to go outside.
Refreshments will be served!
Lara Tupper believes that a writing practice can be built from short bursts of freewriting. A graduate of the Program for Writers at Warren Wilson College (MFA), she taught writing at Rutgers University for many years and now presents workshops throughout Western Massachusetts. For ten years she was a faculty member at Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health, where she led writing workshops and retreats for thousands of guests seeking creative enrichment.
Lara is founder of Swift Ink Stories (private manuscript development and public writing workshops) and is an award-winning author of three books (the novels Off Island, A Thousand and One Nights, and a short story collection, Amphibians). She lives in Washington, MA where she walks daily and cares for five incredible hens.