Tuesday, April 30 from 5-7 PM or Sunday, May 5 from 4-6 PM
Emily Dickinson—when she counted at all—counted poets first. In this intimate poetry workshop held during private hours at the Emily Dickinson Museum, be inspired by the space and place that informed Dickinson’s own revolutionary poetic voice. Adult writers of any level and degree of experience are welcome to participate in this workshop facilitated by poet and writing coach Burleigh Muten. A private tour and prompts based on Dickinson’s life and work will guide the workshop. Participants will spend time writing poetry in the historic rooms of the Dickinson Homestead, including the poet’s bedroom. Snacks will be provided.
PLEASE NOTE: SUNDAY, MAY 5 WORKSHOP IS FULL. ROOM REMAINS FOR THE TUESDAY WORKSHOP. (4/17)
- The participation fee is $40 per person.
- Workshop is offered twice, participants choose one date
- Advance reservation is required and space is limited
- To register please e-mail EDMPrograms@EmilyDickinsonMuseum.org and indicate your workshop date preference.
This program is offered as part of ArtWeek, presented by the Highland Street Foundation and produced by the Boch Center.
Burleigh Muten reads
About the Facilitator: Burleigh Muten is a tour guide at the Emily Dickinson Museum and the author of Miss Emily a verse novel for young readers that celebrates the poet’s playful relationships with the children in her life. Muten is also a poet, a writing coach, and has led writing workshops and retreats for adults throughout New England. Visit Burleigh’s website: https://www.burleighmuten.com