BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 X-WR-CALNAME:event766a12e725e27e2 X-WR-CALDESC:Event Calendar METHOD:PUBLISH CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:-//Sched.com WriteAngles Conference//EN X-WR-TIMEZONE:UTC BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T120000Z DTEND:20261024T123000Z SUMMARY:Coffee and Check In DESCRIPTION:Join us before Essie Chambers' Keynote to grab a cup of coffee and a light snack\, check in the with conference and chat with your peers!\n\nSlate Roof Press and Rootstock Press will be available to talk about local publishing options.\n\nConference Check-In will be available throughout the day\, but muffins are limited! CATEGORIES:ALL WELCOME. LOCATION:Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:972dc6e31b363abb50812d6724531ad1 URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/972dc6e31b363abb50812d6724531ad1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T124500Z DTEND:20261024T133000Z SUMMARY:Conference Welcome\, and Keynote by Essie Chambers DESCRIPTION:Join us in the dining commons for a quick welcome by conference organizers followed by a Keynote Address by author and producer\, Essie Chambers.\n\n\nEssie will be available after the keynote to sign books.\n\n\n\n\nEssie Chambers is an award-winning author and producer. Her bestselling debut novel\, Swift River—a Today Show “Read with Jenna” Book Club pick—won the 2024 Barnes & Noble Discover Prize and was named a best book of the year by The Washington Post\, NPR\, The Boston Globe\, Elle\, and others. It was also longlisted for the Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction and The Center for Fiction First Novel Prize\, and was a finalist for an NAACP Image Award\, The Libby Awards\, the New England Book Awards and the Barnes & Noble Book of the Year. She received an Honor Fiction award from The Black Caucus of the American Library Association. \n\n CATEGORIES:ALL WELCOME. LOCATION:Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:4c9e39c51b24162c423128f7f43125bb URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/4c9e39c51b24162c423128f7f43125bb END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T134500Z DTEND:20261024T150000Z SUMMARY:Mastering the Three-Act Structure for Novels DESCRIPTION:Write a novel that grips readers from the first page and never lets go. In this workshop\, you’ll master the classic three-act structure—a time-tested framework that underpins some of the most compelling stories across genres. We’ll explore the essential components of each act\, from inciting incidents to climactic resolutions\, and we'll analyze a few bestselling novels that have used this structure effectively. \;\n\nMegan Tady is the author of \;Bluebird Day\, a \;Washington Post \;Noteworthy Book\, and \;Super Bloom\, which was awarded an IPPY Gold medal for Best Regional Fiction in the Northeast. She runs the freelance writing and editing company Word-Lift and offers book coaching and ghostwriting. Her writing has appeared in \;Oprah Daily\, \;People\, \;L.A. Parent\, \;Woman's Day\, \;Writer's Digest\, \;The Huffington Post\, and \;Ms. Magazine\, among others. Megan lives in Western Massachusetts with her family.\n\n\nwww.megantady.com CATEGORIES:BLOCK ONE LOCATION:Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:6a8cea7f1e37bb98c6c155bc3065c251 URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/6a8cea7f1e37bb98c6c155bc3065c251 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T134500Z DTEND:20261024T150000Z SUMMARY:Pathways to Publishing DESCRIPTION:Pathways to Publishing \;- Moderator: Julie Schlack. Panelists: \;Becky Hilliker\, \;Samantha Kolber\, \;Randy Zucco \; CATEGORIES:BLOCK ONE LOCATION:Dining Commons - Blake Student Commons\, 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:8a05ac4b258ab15d490ec24b06348300 URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/8a05ac4b258ab15d490ec24b06348300 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T134500Z DTEND:20261024T150000Z SUMMARY:Publishing Your Poetry DESCRIPTION:Whether you want to submit individual poems to journals or publish a complete manuscript\, this workshop will give practical advice for presenting your best work. We'll explore how to find journals and presses that best fit your writing style\, the importance of formatting\, titles\, and cover letters\, poetry contests and the option of self-publishing. Publication involves risk-taking\, so we'll also talk about dealing with rejection. \;\n\n\n CATEGORIES:BLOCK ONE LOCATION:Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:50f35a9dfb09577fa824de4c55b50a0d URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/50f35a9dfb09577fa824de4c55b50a0d END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T134500Z DTEND:20261024T150000Z SUMMARY:The Art of Memoir DESCRIPTION:We each have a story. How do we get our story on the page? This workshop will offer techniques to awaken personal stories through writing exercises\, readings\, and discussion.  \;Open to writers who are beginning their story as well as those who are already 'on the page.' \; CATEGORIES:BLOCK ONE LOCATION:Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:16561b089e1d2f02bba940011eaa0d5e URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/16561b089e1d2f02bba940011eaa0d5e END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T134500Z DTEND:20261024T150000Z SUMMARY:The Stories We Carry DESCRIPTION:"The Stories We Carry" is a workshop that explores identity and how it shapes voice\, memory\, and storytelling.  \;Participants will first embrace some of the stories they have been told\, and then with guided prompts\, reflection and creative writing\, they will reclaim their narrative\, and share the stories they want to tell. This workshop is ideal for poets\, memoirists\, and emerging writers seeking authentic voice\, cultural connection\, and creative empowerment. \; CATEGORIES:BLOCK ONE LOCATION:Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:07655e59b9a0fc982ebed19c73ce80f0 URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/07655e59b9a0fc982ebed19c73ce80f0 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T134500Z DTEND:20261024T150000Z SUMMARY:Writing the Future: Thrutopian Fictions for a Better World DESCRIPTION:Imagination is essential to creating a better future. If all we see when we look into the future is dystopia\, that’s what we will inevitably create. This session will demonstrate the process of writing “thrutopia”—a vision of the world we desire\, and a road map for how to get there. \; CATEGORIES:BLOCK ONE LOCATION:Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:8609d07a0701333739ba0af8c5522050 URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/8609d07a0701333739ba0af8c5522050 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T151500Z DTEND:20261024T163000Z SUMMARY:Generate Wildly! Then Find Your 'Container' Later! DESCRIPTION:When we joyfully accept that the boundaries between genres are porous\, then we are able to generate wildly. In this dynamic workshop\, writers will be invited to respond to María Luisa’s timed writing prompts. Reading the drafts aloud will enable us to identify one or more possible “containers”. \;\n\n\n CATEGORIES:BLOCK TWO LOCATION:Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:fe7cc9963041596ccc202ddcf84255a8 URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/fe7cc9963041596ccc202ddcf84255a8 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T151500Z DTEND:20261024T163000Z SUMMARY:Self-Publishing 101 DESCRIPTION:You’ve written a book you want others to read\, but your querying attempts have failed to attract a publisher. Yes\, self-publishing is a legitimate option. As a hybrid author who has self-published 15 books\, I will share what I’ve learned\, including the possibilities\, realities\, and processes of publishing this way. \;\n\n CATEGORIES:BLOCK TWO LOCATION:Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:d95e1536b5b94be865abd0020fad7df6 URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/d95e1536b5b94be865abd0020fad7df6 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T151500Z DTEND:20261024T163000Z SUMMARY:Setting: More than Meets the Eye DESCRIPTION:Characters who strum ukuleles and bake fudge cakes need a setting in which those activities take place. But what else does a good story need? This workshop considers how setting grounds readers\, establishes mood\, heightens tension\, reveals the psychology of a character\, and creates a powerful narrative.  \;\n CATEGORIES:BLOCK TWO LOCATION:Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:21ea6e4d91d0b2f4d1384292498e3d3a URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/21ea6e4d91d0b2f4d1384292498e3d3a END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T151500Z DTEND:20261024T163000Z SUMMARY:The Fact of the Matter: Weaving Research into Personal Narrative for Social Change DESCRIPTION:Transform your personal narratives into powerful tools for advocacy. This interactive workshop teaches writers how to braid lived experience with evidence-based research and data. By grounding the “I” in historical and social contexts\, you’ll learn to elevate your work\, broaden your reach\, and write effectively toward lasting social change. \; CATEGORIES:BLOCK TWO LOCATION:Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:4d8dfce65bba327ce266a5e7d406388a URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/4d8dfce65bba327ce266a5e7d406388a END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T151500Z DTEND:20261024T163000Z SUMMARY:The News Only You Can Bring: Some Nuts and Bolts of Poetry DESCRIPTION:Participants will bring one of their own poems that might benefit from a new approach. As we explore poetic forms\, titles\, line and stanza breaks\, mood vs. tone\, images\, personal narrator\, epigraphs\, and the music of poetry\, some new possibilities for their poem may emerge. Writing exercises will be offered. \; CATEGORIES:BLOCK TWO LOCATION:Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:922f77f2515567b5224f3e80fe8dbb84 URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/922f77f2515567b5224f3e80fe8dbb84 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T163000Z DTEND:20261024T180000Z SUMMARY:Lunch! DESCRIPTION:Join us for lunch and networking. \;\n\nSlate Roof Press and Rootstock Press will be available to talk with you about publishing options. \; CATEGORIES:ALL WELCOME. LOCATION:Dining Commons - Blake Student Commons\, 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:62ee28ada949f4452d7e9707d08b7ef6 URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/62ee28ada949f4452d7e9707d08b7ef6 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T180000Z DTEND:20261024T191500Z SUMMARY:Agents in Conversation – Moderator - Jacqueline Sheehan\, Agents - Lauren Scovel and Jeff Herman DESCRIPTION:Agents in Conversation \;– Moderator: Jacqueline Sheehan\, \;Agents: Lauren Scovel and Jeff Herman\n\nThis is not a formal panel\, but rather\, a quasi-workshop in which people could come with their questions and engage in informal conversation. CATEGORIES:BLOCK THREE LOCATION:TBA\, Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:eb734bb20c11daa1dd4d7a2071849aa3 URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/eb734bb20c11daa1dd4d7a2071849aa3 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T180000Z DTEND:20261024T191500Z SUMMARY:Entering the Image: Ekphrastic DESCRIPTION:This generative workshop invites writers to explore the art of ekphrasis—writing that responds to or transforms a visual artwork. Participants will learn to use images as catalysts for fiction\, nonfiction\, and poetry. Using the Amherst Writers & Artists approach to writing\, participants will have the opportunity to share their work with the group and receive feedback.\n\nElizabeth Levine\, M.A.\, M.P.H.\, M.F.A.\, Straw Dog Writer’s Guild Member CATEGORIES:BLOCK THREE LOCATION:TBA\, Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:6071acfc3b0e73d772daf5ac17a9bd28 URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/6071acfc3b0e73d772daf5ac17a9bd28 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T180000Z DTEND:20261024T191500Z SUMMARY:How to Find The Story Beneath the Story: A Revision Workshop DESCRIPTION:Have you been writing your book for a long time\, but still suspect there is a vital story buried underneath\, one that you can't quite grasp? Using metaphor as a compass\, generative revision as excavation\, and form as possibility\, we'll uncover the hidden architecture of your material - the deeper story that's been trying to emerge all along. \;\n\n\n CATEGORIES:BLOCK THREE LOCATION:TBA\, Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:3a421b1f5e038c9d5f30a076699b4267 URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/3a421b1f5e038c9d5f30a076699b4267 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T180000Z DTEND:20261024T191500Z SUMMARY:Let's Not Speculate: Avoiding Over Explaining and Infodumps in Speculative Fiction DESCRIPTION:Even in speculative fiction\, some things are best left to the imagination. One of the easiest ways to kill a reader’s enjoyment of the plot is by excessively telling the reader what will happen next. This session will focus on how to avoid infodumping in fantasy\, sci-fi\, and horror\, how to integrate worldbuilding and important details with the plot\, and how to identify when and where to give your readers more/less information.\n\n CATEGORIES:BLOCK THREE LOCATION:TBA\, Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:9ad392d662cf33d6fd0ccc1961077245 URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/9ad392d662cf33d6fd0ccc1961077245 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T180000Z DTEND:20261024T191500Z SUMMARY:What Haunts You?: Writing Ghost Stories in the 21st Century DESCRIPTION:Ghosts and hauntings are the most common tropes in the horror genre. From Casper the Friendly Ghost to The Bent Kneck Lady from the Netflix series The Haunting of Hill House\, inspired by Shirley Jackson’s novel of the same title\, ghosts help us imagine and understand Life after Death. Ghosts are metaphors for grief\, loss\, guilt\, and the past as well. In Toni Morrison’s 1987 novel\, Beloved\, the ghost named Beloved represents the psychological aftermath of slavery. Sethe is haunted by the trauma of her past and the murder of her daughter\; her grief\, loss\, and guilt materializes into Beloved. Ghosts aren’t only visual apparitions they can also manifest as memories and scars. As for hauntings\, they’re a bit different. A haunting is when a ghost or spirit attaches itself to a physical object or place for example it could be a mansion like in Haunted Mansion (2003)\, a hotel like in The Shining (1980)\, or a doll like Annabell. Metaphorically\, hauntings refers to something that lingers emotionally and psychologically. In this generative and interactive workshop we’ll read and briefly discuss excerpts from popular ghost stories and hauntings\, then write in response to prompts designed to explore grief\, guilt\, and other things that linger at the back of our minds. CATEGORIES:BLOCK THREE LOCATION:TBA\, Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:9ac9f2a8d9594f06e90e6eb22bc77729 URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/9ac9f2a8d9594f06e90e6eb22bc77729 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T180000Z DTEND:20261024T191500Z SUMMARY:You Wrote the Book: Now What? DESCRIPTION:This practical\, myth-busting workshop shows writers how to get their books out of their laptops and into the hands of the readers who are waiting for them. We’ll cut through publishing confusion\, compare real-world options\, and map the next smart steps toward publication. \; CATEGORIES:BLOCK THREE LOCATION:TBA\, Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:dd629a1c906039e3801119d33a720ebd URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/dd629a1c906039e3801119d33a720ebd END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T193000Z DTEND:20261024T194500Z SUMMARY:Book Promotion Boot Camp - Moderator: Ellen Meeropol. Panelists: Suzanne Strempek Shea\, Jendi Reiter\, and Randy Susan Meyers DESCRIPTION:With over 4 million new books published yearly and the shrinking of the traditional book marketplace\, book marketing is increasingly done by authors. So how can you maximize your new book finding its way to your readers? Four well-published authors share their experiences and best practices. We’ll discuss hiring publicists\, DIY resources\, timelines\, where and how to pitch for reviews\, podcasts\, festivals\, and events\, grassroots promotion\, and keeping sane during the process.\n CATEGORIES:BLOCK FOUR LOCATION:Dining Commons - Blake Student Commons\, 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:9b55538f24cf8f77378d54ebac0e9fb2 URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/9b55538f24cf8f77378d54ebac0e9fb2 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T193000Z DTEND:20261024T194500Z SUMMARY:How Comics Work DESCRIPTION:This presentation explains how the storytelling devices unique to the comics medium function\, serve the narrative\, and aid the reader's experience. The areas of focus are the symbolic language of comics\, how time and movement through space are communicated\, how text functions within the visual narrative\, and how the page is designed to guide the reader's eye through the placement of text and image. Example pages of comics will be analyzed and explained. At the end there will be a short comics creating assignment. \; CATEGORIES:BLOCK FOUR LOCATION:TBA\, Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:53e8b508fcbff6f5c391010047d448c3 URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/53e8b508fcbff6f5c391010047d448c3 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T193000Z DTEND:20261024T194500Z SUMMARY:Say it on the Page: How to Craft Lively\, Authentic Dialog DESCRIPTION:A craft-based workshop on writing authentic and reader-engaging dialog in your fiction and non-fiction narratives. \; CATEGORIES:BLOCK FOUR LOCATION:TBA\, Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:eacc297e590b4ddcb74701268a7bd7e6 URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/eacc297e590b4ddcb74701268a7bd7e6 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T193000Z DTEND:20261024T194500Z SUMMARY:Singing from the Deep End: A Generative Poetry Workshop DESCRIPTION:In this workshop\, poet and teacher Rebecca Hart Olander will provide generative writing exercises based on poems from her new collection\, Singing from the Deep End. Participants will gain ideas for creating their own prompts\, and start to sing their own songs through hearing model poems and using example prompts. \; CATEGORIES:BLOCK FOUR LOCATION:TBA\, Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:1dbcbe0bfe0de201377012390aae61cf URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/1dbcbe0bfe0de201377012390aae61cf END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T193000Z DTEND:20261024T194500Z SUMMARY:Where Ideas Come From DESCRIPTION:Writers are tasked with constant invention\, whether starting fresh or developing an existing project. If you’ve ever felt stuck\, you may have wondered\, how DO we come up with great ideas? We’re going to learn to trigger our internal geniuses––the powerful mechanism of invention that resides within each of us. \; CATEGORIES:BLOCK FOUR LOCATION:TBA\, Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:c1e8a815eb992efad1aa435df4ef5476 URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/c1e8a815eb992efad1aa435df4ef5476 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T193000Z DTEND:20261024T204500Z SUMMARY:Why Me? Memoir and Transforming Memory into Meaning DESCRIPTION:Each of us has a story – many stories – that help define who we are and how we see the world. In this workshop\, we’ll explore various techniques to craft our own experiences and memories into compelling narratives. Through a number of writing exercises and discussion\, we’ll unleash our own truth on the page. \; CATEGORIES:BLOCK FOUR LOCATION:TBA\, Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:83214a703bf103aa48ee5197b42113eb URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/83214a703bf103aa48ee5197b42113eb END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T193000Z DTEND:20261024T204500Z SUMMARY:Writing Your Controversial Views DESCRIPTION:We will explore tiptoeing towards the topics you are scared to write about\, for fear of being ostracized. Using fiction\, abstraction\, poetry and/or direct narrative to express your most taboo viewpoints\, we will liberate your worst shadows (or the ones you choose to bring). \; CATEGORIES:BLOCK FOUR LOCATION:TBA\, Bay Path University 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:88d42442a8bf3aede15d8387abfbe17b URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/88d42442a8bf3aede15d8387abfbe17b END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260727T022552Z DTSTART:20261024T210000Z DTEND:20261024T220000Z SUMMARY:Wrap up and Open Mic! DESCRIPTION:Join us for a quick conference wrap-up and an open mic!\n\nBring 3 minutes of something to read! We will draw names from a hat and run the open mic until we have to walk out the door. \; CATEGORIES:ALL WELCOME. LOCATION:Dining Commons - Blake Student Commons\, 588 Longmeadow St\, Longmeadow\, MA 01106 SEQUENCE:0 UID:5c6b8e11e7e1f0b0ede3d39f9bedd77b URL:http://event766a12e725e27e2.sched.com/event/5c6b8e11e7e1f0b0ede3d39f9bedd77b END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR