Upcoming Events

January 14, 2025–Rogue Writers Collective Writers Salon Series

April 19, 2024–A Book Faire To Remember, sponsored by Authors Innovative Marketing

Come get a signed book or just stop by to say hi! This is a great chance to support local authors.

January 25, 2024- Storyteller at The Hearth (Title: “To Be Continued…”)

“The Hearth is first person storytelling, reflective listening, and community service.  We feature local storytellers and musicians.  We benefit local non-profit organizations.  We build community!”

November 18, 2023- Reading and Book Signing at Oregon Books & Games

I’ll be reading from the newly launched The Village Healer’s Book of Cures

November 13, 2023- Reading and Book Signing at Bloomsbury Books

I’ll be reading from the newly launched The Village Healer’s Book of Cures

November 5, 2023- Reading and Book Signing at the Grants Pass Museum of Art

I’ll be reading from the newly launched The Village Healer’s Book of Cures

August 26, 2023- Writer’s Riverside Social and Mini-Workshop

Come join writers of fiction, non-fiction, memoir, poetry, and probably a whole lot more at this beautiful location on the Rogue River. There’ll be a potluck, and a $10 donation is requested at the event.

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July 12- Oregon Humanities Online Conversation Project: Conspiracy Theories: Truth, Facts, and Tinfoil Hats

The Flat Earth Society. The Illuminati. QAnon. In the past few years, it seems like conspiracy theories have been multiplying exponentially. Why do we gravitate toward conspiracy theories to make sense of the world? What human need do these stories fill? In this program, we’ll explore some conspiracy theories old and new, famous and obscure. What common themes do they share? How do they operate as stories and how do they evolve? What’s the difference between a conspiracy theory and myth, folklore, and “fake news”? We’ll talk about the mechanics of conspiracy theories as we explore how to determine what’s true, what’s false, and whom to trust.

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March 16- Panel: The Advancement of Women in the Arts

March 16 at 6:30pm: The American Association of University Women is celebrating Women’s History Month by having their meeting at the Grants Pass museum. The topic of the program is “The Advancement of Women in the Arts.” To that end, we are presenting a panel of three local artists who have achieved recognition for their creativity: Eileen Bowie – a visual artist, Janet Higgins – a sculptor, and Jen Roberts – an author. The meeting is free and open to the public.