September 2023 - Fall Membership Drive, Writers group

Setp 16-17 Larry Crist Kicks Off Our Fall Membership Drive

With our presentation of Larry Crist and his stories and poetry on September 16 and 17 Creekside Arts kicks off its fall membership drive.

Our goal: 30 new members!

The Larry Crist presentation, like most or our events, are free to members. Yearly membership dues are used to support the programs at Creekside Arts.

For as little as $25 you can become a member and enjoy the benefits of member-only activities all year long. You will be helping us continue to grow.

Then join us for an exciting afternoon of refreshments and poetry with Humboldt’s own Larry Crist, September 16 and 17 at 4:00pm.

Larry Crist lives and writes in Humboldt County, Trinidad,Ca, where he looks after his 91-year-old mother. He has two collections of his work available, Undertow Overtures and Alibi for the Scapegoat, (poems and stories.)
 
He has long been active in theatre and poetry readings, with numerous appearances at The Arcata Playhouse, Ferndale Rep., Del Arte, and, most recently at Creekside Arts, Synapsis and Exit Theatre. Larry’s most recent theatre role was Estrgon, in Waiting for Godot 

Writers Group

Starting September 24, 2023

Thank you to all who have given us feedback about starting a writers group.
We are now ready to have our first organizational meeting:

September 24th at 3:00PM at Creekside Arts.

Please RSVP to John Heckel at jh2@humboldt.edu if you plan to attend.

Self-guided residencies and retreats

  • Available throughout the year for periods of 1 week or more
  • Includes fully equipped living quarters and studio workspaces
  • Starting at $550 per week contact

 

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OUR MISSION

Creekside Arts is  designed and created to bring together artistic residencies, workshops and performances. Our goal is to create an environment in which creative artists and audiences interact in a positive and structured way to learn from and inform each other and then bring that learning into the larger Humboldt community. To that end Creekside Arts is committed to equity and welcomes people from diverse cultures, backgrounds and experiences.