A day of micro writing workshops to kickstart your creative practice.
You're invited to LitArts RI’s next Writers’ Block Party! Kickstart your writing this November with a day of micro workshops designed to move you past creative barriers while building skills and community to sustain your practice.
Choose from six 1.5-hour craft workshops, interspersed with time to write at LitArts RI, a brown bag lunch, a mixer and a closing zine workshop. From genre romance to short stories, navigating inclusivity in your writing to gonzo journalism, prose poetry to theatrics—join us on Sat, Nov 14 to break your writers' block.
Opt for one or more workshops, or sign up for the full day of workshops at a discount. All tickets include admission to the opening discussion, time to write in the LitArts RI Creative Workspace and participation in the closing zine workshop.
Scroll down to view the full agenda. After purchasing either a full day or single workshop ticket(s), you will be asked to register for your preferred workshops.
Lineup
H. Avery
Robert Isenberg
Jillian Jackson
Lydia Loomis
Shir Lovett-Graff
Chris Machinski
Good to know
Highlights
- 8 hours
- ages 18+
- In person
- Free parking
Refund Policy
Location
LitArts RI
400 Harris Avenue
Unit E Providence, RI 02909
How do you want to get there?

Agenda
-
COFFEE & REGISTRATION
Please register by 9:30am and settle in with coffee.
-
OPENING DISCUSSION
Gather at 9:30am in the Salon for an opening discussion with LitArts RI teaching artists and staff. Open to all Writers' Block Party participants.
-
MORNING SESSION (A): FROM STAGE TO PAGE: CRAFTING THEATRICAL MOMENTS
How can you use tangible writing methods to craft stories that are compelling, energetic and larger than life? This hands-on workshop will explore how using touch and other senses can help you navigate writers’ block, activate scenes and boost the theatrical quality of your work. We'll explore what theatricality is and what it can offer your story, applying skills commonly used for the stage onto the page. The workshop will be taught through the lens of playwriting, but will teach skills that can be applied to any form. Open to writers of all levels and genres.