Two Hours @ the Table and Events
River Writing is for everyone and we welcome you to the table! You don't have to identify as a writer to enjoy a friendly circle of support. If the $40 tuition presents a barrier to your participation, please request sliding scale. If you'd like to dive in a bit deeper, consider joining a multi-week series. Click here to see our series schedule.
2 Hours @ the Table with Amy & Paula 6/21/26
Sunday, June 21st from 10:00 am - noon MST
Meeting in person at Paula's home near Liberty Park in SLC, Utah
(address provided upon registration)
Everyone Welcome! (16+) Sliding scale available
Limited to 8 participants
Co-Facilitated by Amy & Paula
About River Writing
We create a friendly place to practice by making community agreements. We read poetry aloud to find prompts and then write with pen and paper to say the truest things we can say. Before beginning, we agree to be kind, to keep each other’s confidence, and to listen to each other with undivided attention. We agree to take care of ourselves and to share responsibility for creating a welcoming space. Everyone is invited. We practice non-judgement by forgoing apology, critique, and praise. It can be challenging not to praise each other, but we choose to opt out temporarily in order to take respite from the culture of comparison. Sharing your writing is optional. Whether or not you choose to read, we respond simply by saying thank you.
2 Hours @ the Table with Nan 7/23/26
Thursday, July 23rd from 6-8 pm MST
Meeting on Zoom
Limited to 8 Participants
Everyone Welcome! (16+) Sliding scale available.
About Nan
About River Writing
We create a friendly place to practice by making community agreements. We read poetry aloud to find prompts and then write with pen and paper to say the truest things we can say. Before beginning, we agree to be kind, to keep each other’s confidence, and to listen to each other with undivided attention. We agree to take care of ourselves and to share responsibility for creating a welcoming space. Everyone is invited. We practice non-judgement by forgoing apology, critique, and praise. It can be challenging not to praise each other, but we choose to opt out temporarily in order to take respite from the culture of comparison. Sharing your writing is optional. Whether or not you choose to read, we respond simply by saying thank you.