AUTHOR, LORRAINE DUVALL presents A WRITING WORKSHOP
RESERVE YOUR PLACE TODAY - for Saturday, April 6, 1-3 pm
For some, there is a deep urge to create, to communicate,
and account for and with self, soul, and others, through and
by whatever portal has taken hold…
Adirondack award-winning, local author Lorraine Duvall
explores “WHY do you have a desire to write.” She will share how she
came about writing her memoirs after retiring, and what inspires her to
keep going.
Workshop Participants will have the opportunity to answer this prompt
in writing, and then share with the group – if they like. Participants need to
bring writing materials including a journal or writing pads. They will leave
with some writing tips and a list of suggested sources to inspire them, such
as Anne Lamott’s book Bird by Bird: Some Instructions on Writing and
Life.
Lorraine Duvall suggests reviewing the inspirational treatise by Terry
Tempest Williams provides sixty+ reasons she writes, including, I write to
make peace with the things I cannot control, I write to honor beauty, I write
to forget, I write as a witness to what I have seen, I write knowing words
always fall short, I write to listen, ….
WHAT THE COMMUNITY IS SAYING:
Tahawus Cultural Center has created a layer of artistic culture to our area which brings
awareness and opportunities to our residents. I have participated in a number of workshops,
including barre classes for adults, line dancing, and spun cotton, and am looking forward to upcoming events. HG
LEARN ABOUT or TRY OUT OUR NEXT and UPCOMING ACTIVITIES:
Eclipse pre-event, Get Ready! – Sun. April 7, 11-1 with Ginny Ruder, Rebecca Uss
Modern Line Dance - 4 Thursdays, April 18-May 9, 6:30-7:30 pm with Vicki Kirschner
Dance Spring series- Ballet Barre Fitness and Flow – Tues. 5:30, with Rebecca Kelly
The Tahawus Center is located in a 112-year-old historic building on the banks of the Ausable River. Formerly a
Masonic Lodge in Au Sable Forks, today Tahawus operates the Windows Gallery where art, education and the
village community engage with innovative projects, and which showcases artworks by local, regional, and visiting
artists. Cloudsplitter Dance Studio hosts youth and adult dance classes, workshops, and studio presentations.
Tahawus Winter Spring Workshops are made possible with support from the Lake Placid Education Fund and the Glenn and Carol
Pearsall Adirondack Foundation dedicated to improving the quality of life for year-round residents of the Adirondack Park.
Tahawus Cultural Center is a 501c3 non-profit organization, and project of the Appleby Foundation. Activities have been made possible in
part with support from the Adirondack Foundation - Generous Acts, Asgaard Fund, Cloudsplitter Foundation, the Essex County Arts Council
(CAP) Grant supported by public funds from Essex County, Lake Placid Education Fund, Pearsall Foundation, Puffin Foundation, Charles
Wood Foundation, Stewarts Shops, and the New York State Council on the Arts, with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New
York State Legislature. LOCATION 34 min. each from Plattsburgh and Lake Placid, Tahawus is on Main St, between the bridge of the
Ausable River and the Ausable Theater.
Tahawus Center, PO Box 984, 14234 Rt 9N, Main St, Au Sable Forks, NY 12912
TahawusCenter@gmail.com Tahawus Cultural Center 646-734-0703
Accessibility Information
Details
Venue: Tahawus Cultural Center
Address: 14234 State Hwy 9N, Main St
Time: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Phone: 646.734.0703
Email: TahawusCenter@gmail.com
Date / Time
Saturday, April 6