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Drawing from your experiences, explore the power of poetry to discover what you have to say to yourself and the world. Poets of all levels will find ample instruction, ideas, and approaches.

Develop the skills you need to create an original podcast in this three program series led by Sam Zeff, metro reporter for KCUR and producer of the history podcast Archiver.

Learning how to give, receive and evaluate criticism, and participate in a writing community are all parts of an essential toolkit for an author.

Learn the basics of copyright law, what rights copyright holders have, the exceptions to those rights, and learn the proper application of fair use.

Develop the skills you need to create an original podcast in this series of three programs led by Sam Zeff, metro reporter for KCUR and producer of the history podcast Archiver.

Discover what it takes to be a successful writer and author in this three-hour workshop covering logistics, setting up your business, recordkeeping, and finding your readers.

Develop and tell your stories with the River and Prairie Storyweavers, a regional group that supports the art of storytelling and helps people realize their potential as storytellers.

The landscape of publishing options is always changing. Learn what being a self-published author means as well as tips and tricks to make your book successful.

If you are an aspiring or seasoned writer wanting some support and encouragement, join us to set goals, track writing achievements, share resources, and explore various topics. Everyone is welcome.

Develop the skills you need to create an original podcast in this three-part series led by Sam Zeff, metro reporter for KCUR and producer of the history podcast Archiver.

An open-mic storytelling event that's open to anyone! Put your name in the hat for a chance to share a seven-minute story or just come to enjoy the show.

Writer and storyteller Anthony Clark explores character development, point of view, the difference between showing and telling, and other story crafting techniques.

The New York Times bestselling author of "Sex and the City" will present her new hardcover novel, "Is There Still Sex in the City?" This event, presented in partnership with Rainy Day Books, will be

Grammy-nominated storyteller Milbre Burch will perform her one-woman show that explores the wealth and persistence of gender-fluid folktales from around the world.

Bring your best seven-minute story to perform and get feedback from your peers and Grammy-nominated storyteller Milbre Burch.

Sharing stories across cultural boundaries can enhance understanding and perspective.

Discover this free online resource that enables writers to upload their eBooks to a statewide collection promoting local authors.

Award-winning and New York Times bestselling author William Kent Krueger will present his new hardcover novel, "This Tender Land." This event, presented in partnership with Rainy Day Books, will be f

Local history matters. Join Dr.

Develop and tell your stories with the River and Prairie Storyweavers, a regional group that supports the art of storytelling and helps people realize their potential as storytellers.

Learning how to give, receive and evaluate criticism, and participate in a writing community are all parts of an essential toolkit for an author.

Join the Story Center's quarterly book group for a conversation about Hillary, Made Up, poems by Marianne Kunkel.

An open-mic storytelling event that's open to anyone! Put your name in the hat for a chance to share a seven-minute story or just come to enjoy the show.

Learn how to effectively edit your manuscript by taking the biggest concepts from developmental, line, and copy editing to create action steps to revise and polish your manuscript.

If you are an aspiring or seasoned writer wanting some support and encouragement, join us to set goals, track writing achievements, share resources, and explore various topics. Everyone is welcome.

Let Story Center Publication Manager Dave Burns help you turn the fascinating people and stories you’ve uncovered in your genealogical research into engaging tales using key story crafting elements.

Join award-winning storyteller Laura Packer and learn how to better connect with your audience. Practice vocal projection, movement, and pacing as well as get tips for combatting stage fright.

Longer stories require added skills.

Longer stories require added skills.