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The 2024 Terroir Creative Writing Festival will be held on Saturday, April 13, at the Chehalem Cultural Center in Newberg. A mix of local and regional writers and publishing professionals will be speaking, giving workshops on craft, and reading their own work. The festival is open to anyone from 7th grade through adults of all ages.
The aim of the festival is to build a stronger literary community in our area by encouraging and spotlighting local writers while also making connections with the writing and publishing community beyond Yamhill County, but you don’t have to be a writer to attend. Anyone interested in writing, reading, and the literary life will find something to enjoy.
For details on this year’s speakers and sessions and to sign up
for email updates, please visit the festival website.
Over the years, the festival has definitely found a place in the creative life of Yamhill County. McMinnville’s Third Street Books has served the festival’s on-site bookstore since the beginning, and a number of local venues have hosted us: The McMinnville Community Center, The Yamhill Valley Campus of Chemeketa Community College, and now, the Chehalem Cultural Center in Newberg.
From the beginning, Terroir has hosted both emerging and established writers from the county and the region. Past speakers have included Ursula K. LeGuin, Molly Gloss, Jean Auel, Tracy Daugherty, Kim Stafford, Paulann Petersen, Henry Hughes, Fonda Lee, Chelsea Cain, Willy Vlautin, C. Morgan Kennedy, Andrea Stolowitz, Steve Duin, Laura Stanfill, Emily Grosvenor, Joe Wilkins, Barbara Drake, and many more. With 10 to 15 speakers each year, many outstanding authors have shared the secrets of their craft, offered encouragement, and given readings from their works.
Arts Alliance of Yamhill County
650 NE 2nd Street PO Box 898 McMinnville OR 97128
eMail info: info@aaycor.org
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