THE BARN STUDIO, WOODLAND. Over four weeks, we’ll explore memory, meaning, and voice through creative in-class exercises, readings, discussion, and homework. Each class will focus on creating a community of writers, as well as generating new material and developing confidence on the page so you can begin to shape your stories. Suitable for both beginners & more experienced writers. On Tuesdays, Sep. 2—23. 6p—8p. $350
PATIO29, WINTERS. Join for an exclusive “Don’t Call Me Jupiter” event, featuring a book reading and signing by Tom Bross. Enjoy a signature martini, “The Jupiter,” specially developed for the evening. 4p—5p. Free
MARY L. STEPHENS LIBRARY. Meet and listen to local author Lisa Montanaro discuss her novel, “Everything we Thought was True,” a story of family and identity, and the corrosive nature of secrets—those we keep from ourselves, from each other, and from society. Lisa will do a reading from her novel, and be in-conversation with writer and editor, Cerrissa Kim. Copies of the novel will be available for sale and signing. 6p—8p. Free
MARY L. STEPHENS DAVIS BRANCH LIBRAY. The Mary L. Stephens Davis Branch Library announces author Claudia Krich will deliver a book talk, “Those Who Stayed: A Vietnam Diary,” at 6:00
