crafters n’ stitches
Birth Planning Workshop
Adult Fiction Writers’ Workshop
The Hidden Gifts of Visual Thinkers with Dr. Temple Grandin
Creative Writing Star Group
Birth Planning Workshop
ISPS: Free Poetry Workshop
crafters n’ stitches
Homeschool Without Borders
WRITING GROUPS
Creative Writing Star Group
1st and 3rd Thursday of the Month | 1-3PM
A free program sponsored by Southern Illinois Healthcare for age 50 or beyond. Meets on the first and third Thursday of each month. For information on attending email Dave McKay at texbk@aol.com or call (618) 457-0354 ext. 4.
Free Poetry Workshop
2nd Sunday of the Month | 1:30-4PM
Join us for a free poetry workshop each month, alternating on Zoom and in-person at the Carbondale Public Library. Bring a poem (one-page limit) and 8 copies to share for critique. Sponsored by the Southern Chapter of the Illinois State Poetry Society and Carbondale Public Library.
OTHER GROUPS
Senior Connect
Every other Wednesday | 4:30PM
Senior Connect is a bi-weekly support/empowerment group that strives to provide important connections between Seniors who share similar interests and challenges while offering friendship and support. Facilitated by Kendall Boysen CPC, CPRC. This event is taking place downstairs at the Carbondale Public Library. For more information or to reserve your spot call 618-559-2539 or email kendall@encouragementology.com.
S.I. Stitchers
4th Sunday of the Month | 2-4:30PM
Do you enjoy or want to learn needlework? Join the Southern Illinois Stitchers! SI Stitchers is a local chapter of the Embroiderers’ Guild of America, Inc., an organization that supports and promotes Embroidery, Crewel, Cross-stitch, Needlepoint, Hand Quilting, Beading, and other Needle Arts. We gather monthly to stitch, learn new techniques, and enjoy the company and support of other needle artists. All skill levels are welcome!
FOR PARENTS
Homeschool Without Borders
2nd Monday of the Month, 6-7PM
A relaxed chat/brainstorm session to share resources & help support home education in our community. Hosted by Renee Schwartz.