Spring Poetry Workshop: Finding Voice in Bloom

Celebrate the season of renewal through the art of poetry. This inclusive workshop invites writers of all levels to explore language, rhythm, and imagery inspired by spring’s transformations. Participants will read and discuss contemporary poems, experiment with new writing prompts, and share their own work in a supportive, creative space. Together, the group will explore themes of growth, change, and connection to the natural world while developing tools to strengthen poetic voice and craft. Open to all—no prior experience required.

Facilitator:
Theresa Henson is a poet, sculptor, and pianist whose work explores the intersections of sound, form, and language. A graduate of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where she earned her MFA, Henson’s practice bridges disciplines to evoke the rhythms of landscape and memory. Her poetry often mirrors the tactile qualities of her sculptural work, while her compositions draw inspiration from natural patterns and silence. She lives and works in the Clearwater Valley, Idaho, where the surrounding wilderness continues to shape her creative vision. She is a co-founder of River Arts.

Open to anyone with a heart for writing.

Please RSVP. If your plans change after registering, please let us know if you cannot attend so we may offer the space to another. The class is free and you will also have an option to make a donation to support continued free arts programming for Kamiah and beyond. You can bypass this option by just hitting “Continue”. You will be able to put in the names of everyone in your group and you will also receive email confirmation of your registration and event reminders.

Please be on time. We look forward to seeing you in the studio!