Rhyme & Reason stands as a guiding light on the West side, inviting artists and community members alike to immerse themselves in the transformative realm of expressive writing, exploring the process of healing, and self-discovery through creative writing in a variety of art forms and settings.
Join facilitators "BARRiOBOY" (Jean Paul "JP" Hernandez) and Jessica "Gemini Jae" Cancel as you create a lasting connection with the power and vibration of sound and lyrics through music while writing to promote mental health awareness through personal expression.
NOTE: In keeping with our mission, to ensure diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility, the registration fee for this event is "Pay What You Can." We believe every writer, reader, storyteller, and literary enthusiast who wants to attend a Literary Cleveland event should be able to have that experience. "Pay What You Can" registration allows comfortable, affordable participation for everyone. We have suggested fees—you can pay one of them, or pay what you can. Your participation is the priority for us.
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Details: Rhyme & Reason takes place Saturday, September 7from 1:00-3:00pm at Literary Cleveland's offices (13002 Larchmere Blvd, Cleveland OH 44120).
Prerequisites: None
Genre: Poetry
Level: All levels
Format: Generative workshop with writing in class and group sharing.
Location: This class takes place at Literary Cleveland's offices (13002 Larchmere Blvd, Cleveland OH 44120)
Size: Limited to 20 participants
Cancellations & Refunds: Cancel at least 48 hours in advance of the first class meeting to receive a full refund. Email info@litcleveland.org.
•BARRiOBOY• (Jean Paul "JP" Hernandez) is a remarkable Community Activist, educator, DJ, and creator of BARRiOBOY Garden. Through his tireless efforts, he is uniting communities through the power of the arts, wildlife, and agriculture, making a lasting impact on his beloved Clark Fulton neighborhood and beyond.
Originating from Brooklyn, New York, Jessica "Gemini Jae" Cancel is a Puerto Rican-American multifaceted writer, poet, educator, and advocate for youth development. Raised in Cleveland, Ohio, Jessica is not only deeply ingrained in her community but also serves as the visionary creator and driving force behind The Association of Poetic Pioneers, LLC.