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The Best Writing Conferences and Workshops to Attend in 2024

on Jan 02, 2024
in International Writing Events
Last update: June 25th, 2024

Writing is more than just putting words on a page. To become a successful author, you need to learn about both the writing and the publishing processes, and network with publishers and other authors. Attending writing conferences and workshops is one of the best ways to accomplish this.

If you’re serious about becoming a successful author, then attending writing conferences and workshops is a must. These events can provide you with the knowledge, skills, and connections you need to take your writing to the next level.

To find the best writing conferences and workshops to attend in 2024, use our filtering tools below to browse through our list.

Key West Literary Seminar Writers’ Workshop Program

Key West Literary Seminar

Winter Poetry & Prose Getaway

Colrain Classic

Writers in Paradise Conference

Digital Book World

Writing By Writers Get The Lead Out! Generative Workshop

Hay Festival Jericó

Hay Festival Medellín

Hay Festival Cartagena

National Cowboy Poetry Gathering

Todos Santos Writers Workshop

Codex: Biennial Book Art Fair and Symposium

Big Sur Children’s Writers Workshops

The AWP Conference & Bookfair

Society of Children’s Book Writers & Illustrators Annual Conference

Writing Day Workshops: Boston

San Francisco Writers Conference

Southern California Writers’ Conference

Southern California Writers Conference – San Diego

International Writers’ Conference & Literary Festival

Coastal Magic Convention

Writing Day Workshops – Indiana

Gotham Writers Nonfiction Writers Conference

Writing Day Workshops – Austin

Writing Day Workshops – Houston

Breakout Novel Intensive Workshop

Writing and Well-Being

Writing Day Workshops – Colorado

Writing Day Workshops – Carolina

Bay To Ocean Writers Conference

The New York Pitch Conference

Writing Day Workshops – Alabama

Writing By Writers Boulder Generative Workshop

Writing Day Workshops – Kansas

Writing Day Workshops – Atlanta

National Black Writers Conference

Moravian Writers’ Conference: Voices of War

Writing Day Workshops – Virginia

The Power of Narrative Conference

Scottish Association of Writers Conference

Let’s Just Write! An Uncommon Writers Conference

Liberty States Fiction Writers Conference

Writing Day Workshops – Chesapeake

National Undergraduate Literature Conference

Tennessee Mountain Writers

Writing Day Workshops – San Francisco (Online)

Writing Day Workshops – Buffalo

Erma Bombeck Writers’ Workshop

Writing Day Workshops – Minnesota

Writing Day Workshops – Toronto

Festival of Faith & Writing

The Las Vegas Writers Conference

Writing Day Workshops – Florida

A rally of writers conference.

Chanticleer Authors Conference

Writing Day Workshops – Kentucky

Authors’ Salon at Clockwork Alchemy

Poetry At Round Up Festival

Writing Day Workshops – Tennessee

Writing Day Workshops – San Diego

Independent Publishers Book Association University

Nebraska Writers Guild Conference

Pikes Peak Writers Conference

The Creativity Workshop in New York

ASPC Atlanta Self-Publishing Conference

Writing Day Workshops – Philadelphia

The Annual Gold Rush Writers Conference

The Lakefly Writers Conference

Atlanta Writers Conference

Writing Day Workshops – Michigan

Writing Day Workshops – Los Angeles

EMWA Cascais Conference

Nonfiction Writers Conference

Storymakers Conference

The Muse & the Marketplace

Writing Day Workshops – Ohio

Writing Day Workshops – Portland

Writing Day Workshops – Seattle

Longleaf Writers Conference

Florida Writing Workshop

Fiction Readers Summit

Looking Glass Rock Writers’ Conference

Biographers International Organization Conference

Word on the Lake Writers’ Festival

Poetry by the Sea: A Global Poetry Conference

Hay Festival Wales

Asian Festival of Children’s Content

The Martha’s Vineyard Institute of Creative Writing

Thrillerfest

Writing the Midwest: A Symposium of Scholars and Writers

North Words Writers Symposium

Wyoming Writers Conference

Writing Day Workshops – Pittsburgh

Clarksville Writers Conference

TWH Maine “Mini Mfa” All-Fiction Writers Conference

Reader & Author Get Together

Lit Camp Conference

Indiana University Writers’ Conference

Paris Cafe Writing

Juniper Summer Writing Institute

Writing By Writers Mont Blanc workshop

Bread Loaf Translators’ Conference

Bread Loaf Environmental Writers’ Conference

Write-to-Publish Conference

Youth Workshops and Activities

Orion Environmental Writers’ Workshop

The Creativity Workshop in Barcelona

Chautauqua Writers’ Festival

Agents & Editors Conference

Writing Day Workshops – Milwaukee

Writing Day Workshops – Chicago

Clarion Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers’ Workshop

Disquiet International Literary Program

Aspen Summer Words Writing Conference

Minnesota Northwoods Writers Conference

The Creativity Workshop in Florence

Information, Medium & Society: International Conference on Publishing Studies

Writing Day Workshops – Texas

Chuckanut Writers Conference

The Creativity Workshop in Prague

Canterbury Arts Conference

Readercon 33

Midwest Writers Workshop Super Mini-Conference

International Creative Writing Conference

Tin House Summer Writers’ Workshop

Sewanee Writers Conference

Writing Heights Writers Conference

Taos Writers Conference

Imaginarium Convention

Sun Valley Writers’ Conference

Bear River Writers’ Conference

Macondo Writers Workshop

Writing Through The Lifespan

Confluence–SFF

Taylor University’s Professional Writers’ Conference

National Writers’ Conference

Romance Writers of America Annual Conference

Willamette Writers Conference

Author Advantage Live

Mendocino Coast Writers’ Conference

National Book Club Conference

FAPA Conference

Swanwick Writers’ Summer School

Bread Loaf Environmental Writers’ Conference

When Words Collide

Nashville’s 18th Annual Writers’ Conference

Bouchercon, the World Mystery Convention

27th Annual White County Creative Writers Conference

Hay Festival Queretaro

Alabama Writers’ Conclave

Creatures, Crimes & Creativity Con

Milford Writer’s Workshop

PNWA Writer’s Conference

Broadleaf Writers Association

Six Bridges Book Festival

Kingston WritersFest

Writing Sisters Summit in the Hills

Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers

Travel & Words: Northwest Travel Writers Conference

Western Literature Association Conference

Alaska Writers Conference

Write on the Sound Writers’ Conference

Houston Writers Guild Annual Conference

Annual James River Writers Conference

Flathead River Writers Conference

Next Chapter Con

The DFW Writers Conference

Women Writing the West Annual Conference

Desert Nights, Rising Stars Writers Conference

Ozark Creative Writers Conference

Orlando Reads Books

Writer’s Digest Conference

Steamboat Springs Writers Conference

Florida Writers Youth Conference

Craft of Writing Conference

Self Publishing Advice Conference

Rochester Writers’ Conference

Iota Short Forms Conference

The Vancouver Writers Festival

Indie Romance Convention

Medical Writing & Communication Conference

Surrey International Writers Conference

Mayborn Literary Nonfiction Conference

Power of Words Conference

Jackson Hole Writers Conference

Hay Festival Arequipa

Columbia Wrtiers Conference

Hampton Roads Writers Conference

Pee Dee Fiction & Poetry Festival

NAWE Virtual Conference

Kauai Writers Conference

Hay Festival Winter Weekend

Writing can be a solitary process, but it doesn’t have to be! Attending a writing conference or workshop can help you hone your craft, connect with other writers, and learn from industry professionals. There are many events to choose from in 2024, so you’re sure to find one that suits your interests and schedule.

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Upcoming Online Creative Writing Workshops

September courses, writing with consistency and courage, with tamara dean.

What makes a successful writer? It's not talent, craft, or even the right connections—it's consistency and courage.

Creative Nonfiction , Fiction , Lifestyle and Wellness , Live Workshop , Memoir , Novel , Personal Essay , Poetry , Short Story

How to Start a Podcast

With cara stevens.

Share your voice with the world! Learn everything you need to plan, record, and share your first podcast episode and beyond.

Creative Nonfiction , Fiction , Lifestyle and Wellness , Live Workshop , Memoir , Novel , Personal Essay , Poetry , Short Story , Stage and Broadcast

December Courses

The only submission workshop you will ever need, with meghan sterling.

How do you get your poems in literary journals? This two part webinar shows you the ropes for getting your work published, read, and celebrated.

Live Workshop , Poetry

Unscheduled Courses

These online writing classes don’t currently have a next session on our calendar, but will soon. If you see a course you’re interested in, use the “I’m Interested” button to let us know, and we’ll follow up with you when the course is on our calendar next.

Want to reach us or our instructors with questions about our online writing courses? Contact us at [email protected] , or visit the contact form .

(Live Workshop) Dream Writing

With zining mok.

How can writers harness the power of dreams? Let your slumber supercharge your creativity in this three hour dream writing workshop.

Creative Nonfiction , Live Workshop , Memoir , Personal Essay

(Live Workshop) Haiku & Senryu: Rekindling A Sense of Wonder

With marc olmsted.

Haiku, Senryu, and other Japanese poetry forms encourage us to slow down and write mindfully. Learn how to write these forms in this meditative writing workshop.

(Live Workshop) Intro to Screenwriting

With susan pohlman.

In this workshop, you'll learn the ropes of screenwriting and create living pieces of collaborative storytelling.

Fiction , Live Workshop , Stage and Broadcast

(Live Workshop) Revising the Novel: Take Your First Draft to the Next Level

With donna levin.

Ready to start revising your novel? Get rolling in this in-depth webinar.

Fiction , Live Workshop , Novel

(Live Workshop) The Art Friend’s Dilemma: Advice on Writing from Real Life

With briana una mcguckin.

Are you writing about people from real life? This one-day live workshop answers the question of how to be a good art friend.

Lifestyle and Wellness , Live Workshop

(Live Workshop) The Art of Love Stories: A Flash Fiction Workshop

How do you distill love into 1,500 words or less? Zining Mok explains in this love stories flash fiction workshop.

Fiction , Live Workshop , Short Story

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(Live Workshop) Writing Beginnings and Endings

With sarah aronson.

How do you write a story that's compelling to start and satisfying to finish? Sarah Aronson explains in this comprehensive one-day workshop.

Creative Nonfiction , Fiction , Live Workshop , Memoir , Novel , Personal Essay , Short Story

(Live Workshop) Writing from a Strong Sense of Place: A Generative Workshop

With jacquelyn stolos.

Develop powerful and realistic settings in this generative three-hour workshop, with Jacquelyn Stolos.

Fiction , Live Workshop , Novel , Short Story , Stage and Broadcast

Comics for People Who Can’t Draw!: The One-Day Workshop

With aubrey hirsch.

Comic strip artists rely much more on creativity than on artistic skill. In this workshop, you'll learn all the tools you need to make fun and engaging comic strips—even if your drawing level is "stick figures."

Drawing Poems: the Art of Visual Poetry

By melding poetry with design, visual poets can create multidimensional works of art and literature. Explore the craft in this visual poetry workshop.

Finding Wildness and Freedom in Poetry

With moriel rothman-zecher.

Find a greater sense of comfort, ease, lightheartedness, and freedom in reading and writing poetry.

Get Clear on Your Story and Voice

With nadia colburn.

What is your story about? What is your voice? Whether you write poetry, fiction, or nonfiction, hone your writing in this 3 hour workshop.

Get It Done: Create the Scaffolding to Start (and Finish) a Writing Project

With eman quotah.

Get your butt in the chair, your mind roaming freely, and your creative juices flowing in this motivational, all-genres writing class.

Graphic Novel Writing Bootcamp

With cristian aluas.

Put pen to graphing paper in this workshop on crafting the graphic novel. By the end of the Zoom call, you'll have an 8 page graphic short story that's ready to illustrate.

How to Pitch

With rachel krantz.

Learn the ins and outs of pitching your work to print and online publications from Rachel Krantz, a full-time writer and formerly the Senior Feature Editor at Bustle.

Creative Nonfiction , Live Workshop , Personal Essay

How To Start A Blog, Grow An Audience & Make Money

With jessica festa.

When planned right, a blog allows you to share your passion and make money in the process. Learn how to start a blog in this one-day webinar.

Creative Nonfiction , Lifestyle and Wellness , Live Workshop , Personal Essay

How To Build A Blog, Grow An Audience & Make Money

Iconoclast: Reimagining the Line Break

With shankar narayan.

Poets can express so much in just a line break. Hone this tool of the poetic craft in this two part Zoom workshop.

Make Your Prose Sing

With leslie lawrence.

Enrich your prose with techniques from poetry. Bring paper and pens; leave with a better ear and lots of ideas about how to make your prose sing.

Move Your Writing Forward: The Art of the Bullet Journal

With rudri patel.

Want to have a productive new year? Set up your bullet journal in this one day live workshop.

Poems of All Sizes: Haiku, Tanka, and Japanese Poetic Forms

With miho kinnas.

Course full. Contact us to join waitlist.

Explore the history and poetics of Japanese poetry forms, and write haiku, tanka, renga, haiga, and linked verse poetry.

Poetry and Performance: Slam Poetry 101

With ollie schminkey.

In these workshops, master the elements of poetry and performance, and learn to take your poems from the page to the stage.

Techwashed!: Writing with AI, Data, and Surveillance

Raise a mirror against society's relationship to technology in this two part workshop series where we will learn how to write about tech.

Creative Nonfiction , Fiction , Live Workshop , Memoir , Novel , Personal Essay , Poetry , Short Story

Ten Steps to Creating Interesting, In-Depth Characters

How do you write about people convincingly? Empower your character development in this workshop filled with exercises and character discussion.

Fiction , Live Workshop , Novel , Short Story

The Surprising Sentence: Honing Your Prose Style

With jessie roy.

Great sentences stack up into great stories. Learn how to hone your style and voice at the most basic unit of writing, the sentence, in this workshop.

Twoness Poems

With e. ethelbert miller , miho kinnas.

Twoness poems are poems written collaboratively with another poet. Learn something new about yourself, your writing partner, and poetry in this collaborative Valentine's Day workshop.

Using Your Poetry Skills to Write Memoir

With freesia mckee.

How do poets tell their stories in prose? Take the leap from poetry to memoir in this hybrid writing workshop.

Creative Nonfiction , Live Workshop , Memoir , Poetry

Writing for Kids: Entering the World of Children’s Literature

With amanda hosch.

Learn the fundamentals of writing for children in this one day workshop, and write the kinds of stories that kids simply can't put down.

Writing Magical Fiction

With amy bonnaffons.

In this workshop series, you won't just write using magic in fiction—you'll harness the magic that only fiction can make.

Writing Spontaneously: How to Let Your Stories Surprise You

Some of the best stories don't follow a specific plot structure; they develop organically. Learn how to hone spontaneity in your fiction writing and come away surprised by your work.

You Yourself Are the Beloved: Writing with South Asian Ghazals

The ghazal poem has a rich history with a tricky form to master. Learn the ropes in this inspiring and electrifying workshop.

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The New School's Creative Writing Program curates a series of forums and special events throughout the academic year, featuring new and established writers. The forums in Poetry, Fiction, Nonfiction, and Writing for Children & YA, explore work from a writerly perspective, featuring a reading, a moderated discussion, and a Q&A with the audience. The program also hosts a variety of literary events in partnership with organizations like The National Book Foundation, the National Book Critics Circle, Cave Canem, and Kundiman.

Click here to watch recordings of past events: Fall 2021 , Spring 2021 , and Fall 2020 semesters.

Presented by the Creative Writing Program at the Schools of Public Engagement .

How to Attend

Free and open to all. Registration is required to attend each event.

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Join us as we kick off our Conversation Series with our special Keynote Panel session featuring:

Keynote Panel Speakers

Erica Gabrielle Foldy

Associate Professor of Public and Nonprofit Management

New York University

Ana Maria Peredo

Professor of Environmental Studies

University of Victoria

Elizabeth Yeampierre

Executive Director

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Program Overview

Day 1 — Wednesday, May 20, 2020

• Continental breakfast

• Keynote speaker presentation

• Paper sessions, panel sessions, workshops

• Lunch/Networking (on your own; off campus)

• Paper session, panel sessions, workshops

• Coffee/tea break

• Wine reception

Day 2 — Thursday, May 21, 2020

Upcoming Events

About the Creative Writing Program

The New School offered the first academic creative writing workshop in 1931 and pioneered a new philosophy of education. The idea: students would make their own lives and their own stories part of their education. Today, The New School continues to celebrate and cultivate daring and diverse new voices through its Creative Writing program . The value of this approach is reflected in the publications and achievements of our MFA Creative Writing graduates and faculty.

Visit New School Writing , the blog of the MFA Creative Writing Program, for interviews, profiles, and a digital bookshelf featuring the New School writing community.

Discover more Creative Writing Program events here .

We look forward to you joining us!

A Decade of Design and Change

Aidan Zanders is a host of exceptional ability. Studies show that a vast majority of guests attending events by Aidan have been known to leave more elated than visitors to Santa's Workshop, The Lost of Continent of Atlantis, and the Fountain of Youth.

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Getting Here

Sessions will take place in various rooms within the University Center.

Schedule and room locations will be posted in the beginning of April.

Visitors are encouraged to use public transportation whenever possible. Follow these directions to get to The New School.

John F. Kennedy International Airport A taxi is the easiest, most convenient way to the campus and will cost approximately $65. For public transportation to The New School from JFK, please refer to the John F. Kennedy International Airport website or consult the subway directions below.

Laguardia Airport A taxi is the easiest, most convenient way to the campus and will cost approximately $45. For public transportation to The New School from LaGuardia, please refer to the Laguardia Airport website or consult the subway directions below.

Newark Liberty International Airport A taxi is the easiest, most convenient way to the campus and will cost approximately $60. For public transportation to The New School from Newark airport, please refer to the Newark Liberty International Airport website or consult the subway directions below.

By Train or Bus

Two major railroad stations (Pennsylvania and Grand Central) and one major bus terminal (Port Authority) serve New York City. Train and bus services to these stations include Amtrak, Metro-North, Long Island Railroad, Greyhound, Trailways, and New Jersey Transit. All three terminals provide easy access to The New School via public transportation (see subway information). Taxi service from any of these locations is the easiest form of transportation and costs approximately $10. PATH trains from New Jersey stop at 14th Street and Sixth Avenue.

The New School is centrally located and accessible by several subway lines. When visiting the university you can take the following subway lines. (Visit Google Maps for customized travel directions from your location.)

● The 4, 5, 6, N, R, Q, and L trains to 14th Street and Union Square. Walk south to 13th Street, then west (turn right) to 63 Fifth Avenue (corner of 13th Street and Fifth Avenue).

● The A, C, and E trains to 14th Street. Walk east along 14th Street to Fifth Avenue (make a right turn). Walk south one block to 63 Fifth Avenue (corner of 13th Street and Fifth Avenue).

● The 1, 2, 3, F, and M trains to 14th Street. Walk east along 14th Street to Fifth Avenue (make a right turn). Walk south one block to 63 Fifth Avenue (corner of 13th Street and Fifth Avenue).

Accommodation

Hotels with Negotiated Rates

The New School has negotiated rates for conference attendees at the following hotels:

The Marcel Hotel

201 East 24th Street

New York, NY 10010

(212) 696-3800

The Walker Hotel

52 West 13th Street

New York, NY 10011

(212) 375-1300

Hyatt Union Square

134 Fourth Avenue

New York, NY 10003

(212) 253-1234

Please contact the hotel directly and inform the reservationist that you are attending the 2020 Management & Social Justice Conference at The New School to reserve with the negotiated rate.

Nearby Hotels (Non-Negotiated Rate)

For more hotel options, click here for a Google Map of other hotels near campus.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the all access conference registration fee?

• Access to all keynote sessions, paper and panel sessions, workshops

• Continental breakfast and coffee/tea breaks on both days

• Wine reception (Wednesday evening)

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The NYU Creative Writing Program hosts a series of public readings by established and emerging writers at the Lillian Vernon Creative Writers House at 58 West 10th Street. To view the schedule for this semester's readings, visit the full NYU Creative Writing Program website .

You can also find video recordings of NYU Creative Writing Program readings on their YouTube channel and Recent Podcasts & Videos page, and listen to selected readings from 2017 and earlier on the Creative Writing Program's Classic Podcasts page .

Authors Guild The Authors Guild advocates for the rights of writers by supporting free speech, fair contracts, and copyright. We create community and we fight for a living wage.
AWP: Association of Writers & Writing Programs AWP provides support, advocacy, resources, and community to writers, college and university creative writing programs, and writers’ conferences and centers. As a national professional association of creative writers and writing programs, AWP brings together independent writers, academic writing programs, journals, presses, and arts organizations, and hosts the largest annual gathering of writers in North America.
London Writers' Salon A UK-based writing community that offers free online "Writers' Hours" for quiet, focused work every weekday.
PEN America Founded in 1922, PEN America is the largest of the more than 100 centers worldwide that make up the PEN International network. PEN America works to ensure that people everywhere have the freedom to create literature, to convey information and ideas, to express their views, and to access the views, ideas, and literatures of others.

Poets House is a national poetry library and literary center that invites poets and the public to step into the living tradition of poetry. Our poetry resources and literary events document the wealth and diversity of modern poetry, and stimulate public dialogue on issues of poetry in culture. In the summer of 2009, Poets House moved to its permanent home at 10 River Terrace in Battery Park City and opened to the public on September 25, 2009.

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Booker Prize winners The Man Booker Prize "aims to promote the finest in fiction by rewarding the best novel of the year written by a citizen of the United Kingdom, the Commonwealth or the Republic of Ireland."
Edgar Award winners An annual award for mystery and detective fiction, presented by the Mystery Writers of America. Use this link to search or browse their database of prize winners.
Governor General's Literary Awards Each year, the Governor General’s Literary Awards (the GGs) honour the best in Canadian literature. As Canada’s national literary awards, the GGs represent the rich diversity of Canadian literature and its authors, translators and illustrators.
Hugo Award winners The Hugo Awards, presented annually since 1955, are science fiction’s most prestigious award. The Hugo Awards are voted on by members of the World Science Fiction Convention ("Worldcon"), which is also responsible for administering them.
Lambda Literary Awards The Lambda Literary Awards, presented by the Lambda Literary Association, identify and celebrate the best lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender books of the year.
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National Book Critics Circle Awards The National Book Critics Circle awards are given each March and honor the best literature published in the United States in six categories—autobiography, biography, criticism, fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.
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Otherwise Award The Otherwise Award (formerly the Tiptree Award) is an annual literary prize for science fiction or fantasy that expands or explores our understanding of gender.
Pulitzer Prize winners The Pulitzer Prize is an award for achievements in newspaper and online journalism, literature, and musical composition in the United States.
Shirley Jackson Award winners An award for "outstanding achievement in the literature of psychological suspense, horror, and the dark fantastic."
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Peaceful Productivity: Meditation for Writers and Creative Spirits with Colleen Markley – Four weeks only!
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UMPI students collaborate with TAMC on writing project

Students at the University of Maine at Presque Isle recently collaborated with TAMC’s Aroostook Health Center in Mars Hill on a unique writing project that took them out of the classroom. This spring, three students from Dr. Deborah Hodgkins’ Creative Nonfiction Workshop course—Virginia White, Megan King, and Melissa Lizotte—travelled to TAMC’s long term care facility to interview patients about their life experiences so they could write biographical profile stories based on the interviews.

As part of their study of the creative nonfiction genre, Hodgkins’ students spent time writing personal essays about their own experiences but also explored the process of writing the stories of others. After being contacted by officials at TAMC’s Mars Hill location, Hodgkins felt that conducting interviews would be beneficial to both students and patients.

“The students had an opportunity to learn about and write the patients’ stories and extend the creative nonfiction techniques they were exploring in class to writing engaging profiles that captured the encounter in the interview. The patients had the chance to talk with students and reflect on the experiences that have impacted their lives,” Hodgkins said. “It was a very enriching and rewarding experience for everyone involved.”

Hodgkins said that all three students immediately expressed interest in the project and were excited to take on a form of creative nonfiction that was new to many of them.

“In writing these profiles, we explored the events and memories that shaped these patients’ lives and the meaning they carry with them to this day,” Melissa Lizotte said. “I was very pleased to be given the opportunity to do this unique kind of writing and to be able to share it in a very special way.”

At the end of the semester, the students returned to Mars Hill to present their finished profiles to the patients they interviewed. The patients expressed gratitude for the hard work that the students put into their biographical profiles and now have a written history to pass on to their families. TAMC officials also appreciated the time and effort that went into this project.

“I would like to thank the students for coming to Aroostook Health Center and lending their talents in such a way that our residents benefited from not only spending time with someone but having the opportunity to talk about their past and relive wonderful, heartfelt memories,” Kelly Lundeen, Administrator of Long Term Care at the Aroostook Health Center, said. “I had the opportunity to read their writings and felt it was very profound insight into some really lovely people we have whose stories get lost amidst the shuffle of life. We hope to partner on more opportunities like this in the future as it was a benefit to all.”

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We invite students to explain how to do any task in 400 words or fewer. Contest dates: Feb. 12 to March 12, 2025.

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Do you know how to fix a brake light ? What about how to memorize Shakespeare ? How to keep a goldfish alive ? Spot a shooting star ? Write a love letter ? Forgive someone ?

These are just a few of the many skills explained in Tip , the how-to column by Malia Wollan which ran weekly in The New York Times Magazine from 2015-2022.

Inspired by this column, which took on topics both serious and silly, we are challenging students to write their own “how-to” for (almost) any task.

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Khimki, located in the Moscow Oblast region of Russia, is a vibrant city with a rich history and a promising future. Known for its strategic location near Moscow and its close proximity to major transportation routes, Khimki has become a hub for economic and cultural development. With a population of over 200,000 people, the city is bustling with activity and offers a wide range of amenities and attractions for visitors and residents alike. In this article, we will explore 39 fascinating facts about Khimki, delving into its history, landmarks, industries, and unique characteristics that make it a standout destination in the region. So, buckle up and get ready to discover the wonders of Khimki!

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Khimki was officially founded in 1939 as an industrial settlement, primarily focused on timber and chemical production.

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The Khimki City Park is a beloved recreational spot, featuring beautifully landscaped gardens, playgrounds, and sports facilities.

Families can enjoy quality time together, and nature enthusiasts can revel in the beauty of the park’s flora and fauna.

Khimki has a strong sense of community, with various local events and festivals that bring residents together to celebrate their cultural heritage.

Attending these festivities allows visitors to immerse themselves in the traditions and customs of Khimki.

The Sheremetyevo International Airport, located near Khimki, is one of the busiest airports in Russia, connecting the city with numerous international destinations.

Travelers can easily access Khimki from around the world, making it a gateway to the wonders of Russia .

The famous Moscow Metro extends into Khimki, providing seamless connectivity to Moscow’s metro system and making commuting efficient and convenient.

This integration offers visitors the opportunity to explore both Khimki and Moscow with ease.

Khimki has a growing technology sector, with various IT companies and startups establishing their presence in the city.

The city’s focus on technological advancements and innovation contributes to its ongoing economic development.

The Khimki History and Art Museum is a treasure trove of historical artifacts, artworks, and exhibitions that showcase the city’s cultural heritage and artistic achievements.

It provides visitors with a deeper understanding of Khimki’s past and its place in the broader historical context.

The Khimki Business Park is a modern business district that hosts various national and international companies, attracting investment and fostering economic growth.

The business park serves as a hub for innovation, entrepreneurship, and collaboration.

Khimki is home to the Otkritie Arena, a renowned sports stadium that hosts various sporting events, including football matches and athletic competitions.

Sports enthusiasts can relish the electrifying atmosphere and witness the skills of both local and international athletes.

The Khimki City Library is a valuable resource for knowledge seekers, offering an extensive collection of books and educational materials.

Visitors can explore literary treasures and engage in intellectual pursuits within the walls of this cultural institution.

Khimki boasts a diverse culinary scene, with restaurants and eateries serving a wide array of cuisines, ranging from traditional Russian delicacies to international flavors.

Food enthusiasts can embark on a gastronomic journey that tantalizes their taste buds and satisfies their cravings.

The Khimki Youth Theater is a platform for young talent, showcasing innovative performances that push the boundaries of artistic expression.

Attending a theatrical production here provides a unique glimpse into the emerging theater scene of Khimki.

For adrenaline junkies, Khimki offers various adventure sports and outdoor activities, such as rock climbing, hiking, and zip-lining.

These thrilling experiences allow visitors to embrace their adventurous spirit and create lasting memories.

The Khimki City Stadium is a sporting arena that hosts local and regional events, bringing the community together in the spirit of competition.

Cheering on athletes and teams in this vibrant stadium creates an atmosphere of camaraderie and excitement.

Khimki has a strong commitment to environmental sustainability, with initiatives aimed at preserving the natural beauty of the region and promoting eco-friendly practices.

Visitors can appreciate Khimki’s efforts in creating a greener and more sustainable future.

The Khimki Concert Hall is a cultural landmark that hosts a wide variety of musical performances, from classical symphonies to contemporary concerts.

Audience members can revel in the power of music and witness exceptional talent on stage.

Khimki is home to several beautiful parks and gardens, offering tranquil spaces for relaxation, exercise, and leisurely walks.

Nature enthusiasts will be delighted by the abundance of green spaces dotted throughout the city.

The Khimki History and Architectural Museum-Preserve is a captivating institution that showcases the city’s architectural heritage and highlights its role in Russian history.

Exploring the museum-preserve allows visitors to step back in time and appreciate the architectural marvels of Khimki.

Khimki has a vibrant street art scene, with colorful murals and graffiti adorning the walls of buildings, adding an artistic flair to the city’s urban landscape.

Art enthusiasts can embark on a street art tour and marvel at the creativity and talent displayed by local artists.

The Khimki Concert and Exhibition Center is a versatile venue that hosts a wide range of events, including concerts, exhibitions, conferences, and trade shows.

Attending an event at this multifunctional center offers opportunities for networking and cultural enrichment.

Khimki has a strong tradition of folk arts and crafts, with local artisans creating intricate handmade products that showcase the region’s cultural heritage.

Exploring the local markets and shops allows visitors to purchase unique souvenirs and support the local craft community.

The Khimki Sports Palace is a hub of sporting activities, housing facilities for various indoor sports such as ice hockey, volleyball, and basketball.

Sports enthusiasts can watch thrilling matches or participate in their favorite sports in this state-of-the-art arena.

Khimki has a warm and welcoming community, known for its hospitality and friendly demeanor towards visitors.

Interacting with the locals provides a glimpse into the genuine warmth and charm that defines the city.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the enchanting city of Khimki and discover the hidden gems that make this destination truly remarkable. Whether you’re intrigued by its history, captivated by its natural beauty, or enthralled by its cultural offerings, Khimki has something to captivate every traveler.

In conclusion, Khimki is a fascinating city with a rich history, vibrant culture , and numerous attractions. From its stunning natural landscapes to its impressive architectural landmarks, Khimki offers something for every visitor. Whether you’re interested in exploring the city’s historical sites, enjoying outdoor activities, or indulging in its delicious cuisine, Khimki has it all. With its convenient location near Moscow and its excellent transportation network, Khimki is a perfect destination for both locals and tourists alike. So, plan your visit to Khimki and immerse yourself in the charm and beauty of this wonderful city.

1. What is the population of Khimki?

Khimki has a population of approximately 207,425 people.

2. What is the weather like in Khimki?

Khimki experiences a typical continental climate with hot summers and cold winters. The average temperature in summer ranges from 20°C to 30°C, while in winter , it can drop to -10°C or even lower.

3. Are there any famous landmarks in Khimki?

Yes , Khimki is home to several notable landmarks, including the Khimki Reservoir, Khimki Cathedral, and the Memorial Complex “To the Warriors of the Khimki Front.

4. How can I reach Khimki from Moscow?

Khimki is conveniently located near Moscow, and you can easily reach it by taking a train, bus, or taxi. The journey usually takes around 30 minutes, depending on the mode of transportation and traffic conditions.

5. What are some popular outdoor activities in Khimki?

Khimki offers a variety of outdoor activities, such as hiking, cycling , and boating. You can explore the beautiful forests and parks surrounding the city or indulge in water sports on the Khimki Reservoir.

6. Are there any shopping malls in Khimki?

Yes, Khimki is known for its modern shopping malls, including Mega Khimki, Grand Canyon , and Aviapark. These malls offer a wide range of shops, entertainment facilities, and dining options.

Khimki's allure extends beyond its 39 fascinating facts. Sports enthusiasts can explore the captivating history of Arena Khimki , home to thrilling matches and unforgettable moments. Football fans won't want to miss the intriguing facts about FC Khimki , a club with a rich legacy and passionate supporters. Delving into these additional topics will enrich your understanding of Khimki's vibrant sports culture and the pride its residents take in their beloved teams.

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Khimki, Moscow Oblast, Russia

Khimki is a city located in Moscow Oblast, Russia, which is situated about 23 kilometers northwest of Moscow. It is one of the most significant industrial centers in the region and has a population of approximately 253,000 inhabitants as of 2021. The city is connected to Moscow by the Moscow-St. Petersburg highway and the Moscow Central Circle railway.

One of the most beautiful areas in Khimki is the historical center, which is known for its well-preserved buildings from the 19th and 20th centuries. The area is home to the City Hall and the City History Museum, as well as several beautiful parks and green spaces. The housing prices in this area are on the higher end due to the historic charm and central location. The average price for a one-bedroom apartment in the historical center is around 50,000 rubles (about $675) per month. The transportation is convenient with several bus and minibus routes connecting the area to the rest of the city. This area is generally safe, with low crime rates.

Another area worth mentioning is the recently developed residential district of Yaroslavsky. It is located in the eastern part of the city and is known for its modern and comfortable living spaces. The area has a large park with several playgrounds, bike paths, and sports fields. The housing prices in this area are more affordable compared to the historical center, with the average rent for a one-bedroom apartment being around 30,000 rubles (about $400) per month. The transportation is also convenient, with several bus routes connecting the area to the rest of the city. The safety of this area is also high, with low crime rates.

The Sokolniki neighborhood is also a popular residential area in Khimki. It is located in the southwestern part of the city and is known for its green spaces, which include several parks and forests. The housing prices in this area are slightly higher than in Yaroslavsky, with the average rent for a one-bedroom apartment being around 35,000 rubles (about $470) per month. The transportation is convenient, with several bus and minibus routes connecting the area to the rest of the city. The safety of this area is also high, with low crime rates.

Khimki is known for its diverse industry, which includes metalworking, chemicals, and construction materials. The city has several large industrial plants, such as the Sheremetyevo International Airport, which is one of the busiest airports in Russia. The city also has several shopping centers and entertainment complexes, such as the MEGA Khimki Mall, which is one of the largest malls in the region.

The people of Khimki are known for their love of sports, with football, ice hockey, and basketball being the most popular. The city has several sports clubs, such as the Khimki Basketball Club, which is one of the most successful basketball teams in Russia. The city also has several well-known public figures, such as the musician and composer Andrey Makarevich, who is known for his work with the band Mashina Vremeni.

Khimki is a beautiful city with a rich history and culture. The city has several outstanding areas, each with its own unique charm and character. The housing prices in the city are generally affordable, and the transportation is convenient, making it a great place to live. The city is known for its diverse industry, sports, and entertainment options, making it a great place to work and play.

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