Upcoming Events
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Quartet Reading and Q&A with Moon Tide Press

Hosted by: Moon Tide Press
Oct 26th 2-4 pm (PDT) on Zoom
Join four featured authors from Moon Tide Press as they bring heat and heart. The line up includes: Kathryn de Lancellotti, author of Figure Study and Impossible Thirst, Kelly Gray, author of Dilapitatta and Instructions for the Animal Body, Rebecca Evans, author of AfterBurn, Tangled by Blood, and Safe Handling, and Emily J. Mundy, author of What Blooms in the Dark and creator of The Poetry Séance Their reading will be followed by Q&A.
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Micro Memoir

Hosted by: Recovery Idaho
Sept 25th, Oct 9th, & Oct 23rd at 7-8:30 pm mt
Join these three Free On-Line workshops led by Rebecca Evans. The gathering includes craft, writing prompts. and time to share work.
Email to Register: norma@recoveryidaho.org
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Free Write: Using Questions to Pressure Narrative

Free Write: Using Questions to Pressure Narrative
October 26th 12-2 pm mt
Many writers question their art to uncover what they are trying to answer through their writing. In this free write, we’ll explore creative angles through the use of interrogation and inquiry both as an artist and within our art.
The course is open to writers at all level and is hosted by the International Women’s Writing Guild.
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From Journal to Memoir: How to Turn Your Side Scrawls into Literary Gold

Hosted by Narratively
From Journal to Memoir:
How to Turn Your Side Scrawls into Literary Gold
a 4-week workshop
October 19th-November 269th, 2025
Sunddays, 10 -11:30 am (MT) (virtual)
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On-Going Workshops
Musings & Movement
Free On-line Community
The First Tuesday of each month at 11 am MT.
Join Gayle Brandeis & Rebecca Evans for a free monthly mind and body connection to help inspire art and create care for the writer
If you’ve missed attending Musings & Movement, you can find our previous workshop notes HERE.

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Creative Courage Writing Workshop

Hosted by The Meridian District Library
Creative Courage: Pairing Creativity with Courageous Action
A One-Hour In-Person & Virtual Event
Free!
Last Wednesday of Each Month
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Past Events

Hosted by Narratively Academy
August 9th – 23rd 10-11:30 am mt
Ready to find your voice? Memoirist, essayist, and poet Rebecca Evans is leading Untangling the Traumatic Narrative starting August 9th.
The workshop is a three-session series. Students will explore how to write about difficult experiences while taking excellent care of themselves.

Hosted by The Common Ground
August 9th 5-7 pm mt
Join analogy collage artist Kirk Read in this two-hour group as we move between writing and collage. We will explore how these practices inform each other, how they compete and argue and agree and dance in our minds and hands.
We will have plenty of materials and tools to share, so just come. Bring your notebook and pen. No experience necessary.

Hosted by The Modern
August 10th 8-10 pm mt
Join us under the ginkgos for the 11th Season of Campfire of Stories.
August’s event brings Art as a Form of Protest with four artists, Kirk Read, Diana Dinerman, Tracy Burt, and Matt Bunk.

Moon Tide Press Off-Site Reading at AWP
March 28th | 6-7:30 pm MT
Join Moon Tide Press authors at Kyoto Gardens in the Double Tree by Hilton
120 S. Los Angeles St, Los Angeles, CA

Sunday, August 25th
Join Rebecca Evans with her new writing/craft series, helping others unpack their stories, their baggage, their mental junk drawers.
6:30-8:30 pm (in-person only)
at Ming Studios

Hosted by Sarabande Books
a one-hour virtual event on Friday, May 10th, 12 pm EST. Pre-register on Zoom
an exploration into the difficult narrative through art and zines as a method to process and deep dive

The Powerful Art of Jounaling with The International Women’s Writing Guild
The art of journaling can help writers take note of fine details, increase cognitive processing, and improve memory. In this workshop, writers will explore methods and concepts in order to shift their journals and notebooks into a canvas and resource.
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PBS Documentary
On Idaho Public Television, Rebecca, along with ten other speakers, was selected to take part in an incredible documentary and event. This project feels so valuable project, especially in our cultural climate filled with division and hate. To take time and listen. Truly listen to one another. To pause and evaluate that what matters to each of us.
View the Documentary on Idaho Public Television or YouTube.
Watch a recording of the event, which is different than the documentary.
Take a look at the trailer.


