Events
This group shares and critiques their writing. Meets the second and fourth Thursdays of each month.
Have you ever felt the desire to write a story? Join University of MN Morris English Professor, Joshua Johnson, for a four-session creative writing workshop. This workshop is designed for aspiring writers who want to discover and strengthen their fiction writing skills. Participants will explore narrative tools and elements essential to creating compelling stories. From character development to narrative structure, attendees will gain practical experience and valuable insights to begin their own fiction writing projects.
No prior experience is required—just bring your imagination!
This class will take place in Central Square’s Art Studio, Room 209 on the second floor. The class fee for all four sessions is $100.
At Central Square, we are dedicated to making sure everyone gets to participate. We strive to remove all barriers that could be in the way of a student participating. Limited scholarships are available for our adult art classes. If you would like to apply for a scholarship, please contact Jes at (320)634–0400.
Don't miss the latest Main Gallery Lecture: Beyond the blackbook – Minnesota Graffiti Culture and Influence, with Kylie Linh Hoang, Thursday, 23 May, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at The Rourke!
Delve into the five pillars of hip-hop and learn about the rich history and community behind this dynamic artform. Led by Kylie Linh Hoang, assistant curator at the Minnesota Museum of American Art, this lecture will explore the cultural significance of graffiti and its impact on marginalized groups. From black sketchbooks to large-scale works, Minnesota graffiti writers have nurtured a thriving community based on creativity, style, and mentorship.
If you’re a woman who identifies as Black, Indigenous, person of color, Queer, Trans, non-binary, or socially isolated, and you’re curious about exploring social identity through writing and visual art, then this program is perfect for you.
What is Writing the Self?
If you’re a woman who identifies as Black, Indigenous, person of color, Queer, Trans, non-binary, or socially isolated, and you’re curious about exploring social identity through writing and visual art, then this program is perfect for you. Writing the Self is a unique art program that encourages critical self-awareness, confidence, and leadership among young women who embody, own, and reclaim diverse identities. It’s an opportunity to experiment with art in ways that reflect who you are and your beliefs.
