UP Coming Events
Happy New Year.
2026 January 27. Afternoon with Camellias at Coastal Discovery Museum Haiku Workshop (Thank you for coming! Thank you Charlie for a wonderful and informative tour of the Camellia garden.)
January 21, 28 and Feburary 4. Writers.com Poems of All Sizes Wokshop Zoom sessions.
February 2, 9. Life Long Learning Haiku Workshop at Rec center.
February 14. Taste of Gullah - Celebration. An Island Bookshelf will be there.
PAST EVENTS
Sepember 1 – 30, 2025
30 POEMS IN 30 DAYS: WRITING JAPANESE POETIC FORMS
with Miho Kinnas at writers.com
More Information & Registration Here
It is full. Thank you! Next Poems of All Sizes will start in January, 2026.
October 4, 2025
Write a Haiku - for the people under the age of 10
Emry's Bookshop
Hilton Head Island
Register at the bookstore. Port Royal Plaza next to Fiesta Fresh.
PAST EVENTS
Moonstone Arts Center
Recording: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/qrc4spzen4xeo9kl6xj2g/August-3.mp4?rlkey=iw6zr2k3cuepp5yj0z6qm9cv9&st=ofckc416&dl=0
PAST EVENTS
CAMP CONROY #8
At Robert Small Leadership Academy
HOBART FESTIVAL FOR WOMEN'S LITERATURE 25
Hobsty NY
PAST EVENTS
SPEAKER
ELIZABETH ROBIN
MIHO KINNAS
FINDING, CREATING CRITIQUE GROUP AND MAKE IT WORK
Discussion Points:
What a critique group is not What is it?
Why a critique group is useful/different from other feedback?
How to critique?
Basic "rules" to a session.
How to form/who to invite?
April 20 - May 26, 2025 (daily)
Photo Exhibition: Awakenings
The Island Rec Center
20 Wilborn Rd. Hilton Head
Free Admission
THIS EVENT will travel to Town Hall this summer.
May 27, 2025 (6 to 7 pm)
Piccolo & Spoleto Sundown Poetry Series
Washington Square Park
(downtown at the corner of Broad and Meeting Streets from)
with Richard Garcia
The venue was moved to Buxton Books.
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Discussion Points
We shared a few haiku each.
1. What is haiku?
2. What drew you to haiku, compared to other poetic forms?
Why do you write haiku?
How does haiku help you understand our world?
3. What personal experiences and themes inform and shape your haiku?
4. How do you prepare for, write, and edit your haiku?
What is your creative process?
5. What advice would you give to those new to writing and/or reading haiku?
Q&A