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SUMMARY:Writing Club
DESCRIPTION:Looking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that! \nOnce monthly we dedicate space and time for writing in the Gallery. We’ll use the first hour for writing\, followed by discussion. If you’re interested in turning your thoughts into words–but struggle to put pen to paper–these accountability sessions are a great way to get started!⁠ \nHosted by Molly Felde & Aimee Pokwatka \nFor Yellow Studio Members. RSVP required.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-42/
CATEGORIES:Community,Writing
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SUMMARY:Writers' Salon
DESCRIPTION:Writers’ Salon Theme: The Party \nCo-hosted by Jessica Rao & Ines Rodrigues \nYellow Studio hosted a writing contest with “The Party” as the theme. Writers were given the prompt below. Writers wrote and sumbitted\, our judges read and deliberated\, and then selected five finalists and an honorable mention. Join us to celebrate the selected writers and hear their stories on Wednesday\, September 23 at 7pm. \nThe Party: Have you been to a rockin’ New Year’s party? A wild wedding? A dinner party that would make Gatsby envious? A party can be a bash for five hundred people\, an intimate dinner for two\, or a solitary dance in the living room. Parties bring together those we love and those we hate\, or maybe a stranger who can change your life in one night. If you have a story about a party\, we want to read it. \nBroad interpretations\, as well as all genres welcome — fiction\, non-fiction\, short play\, or poetry. \nFinalists:\n\n\nRidley Sperling\nDebra Banerjee\nLynn Edelson \nLindsay Gael\nChristine Carpenter\n  \nHonorable mention: \nArlen Gargagliano\n  \nAbout Ridley Sperling\nRidley Sperling currently serves as Director of Secondary School Placement\, Director of Diversity\, Equity\, Inclusion\, and Belonging\, English Department Chair\, and English teacher at Rippowam Cisqua School in Bedford\, New York. She holds a BA from New York University\, an MFA from Sarah Lawrence College\, MAs in English Literature and Secondary Education from Mercy College\, and a graduate certificate in Social Justice from the University of Colorado Colorado Springs.\nIn July and August of 2026\, Ridley served as a Writer-in-Residence at Yellow Studio\, where she found the time and space to finish revising her first novel. Her “Party” scene is an excerpt from a chapter in that novel. She lives in Westchester County\, New York. \nAbout Debra Banerjee\nDebra Banerjee is a freelance writer who has spent the last decade as a contributor to The Boca Raton Observer\, a monthly lifestyle magazine. Prior to that\, she was the Arts and Entertainment Editor at The Scarsdale Inquirer. Banerjee’s debut novel\, “Murder at Mah Jongg\,” will be released in the fall of 2026. She splits her time between Boca Raton\, Florida and New York City. \nAbout Lynn Edelson \nLynn Edelson has been writing memoir for more than fifteen years. \nHer narrative essays have appeared in the NYC Listen To Your Mother show\, Writers Read/Read650\, Carnegie Hall’s Voices of Hope Festival\, HerStry blog\, Every Family’s Got One\, and The Westchester Review. She was also a finalist for the 2023 Eunice Williams Nonfiction Prize. \nLynn is the mother of two grown sons. She lives in the Hudson Valley with her husband and is currently working on a collection of her essays. \nAbout Lindsay Gael\nLindsay Gael is a writer interested in stories about women. Her non-fiction writing has appeared in various magazines and publications\, and she is excited to share some of her closely guarded fiction with the world. She lives with her family north of New York City. \nAbout Christine Carpenter\nChristine Carpenter has been writing since she could hold a pen\, but the birth of her first child awakened her to the power of the written word. After her little boy arrived during the height of COVID\, she left a career of more than a decade in the fashion industry and decided to pursue her earliest passion––writing. \nToday\, Christine is a contributing editor and writer for The Bump\, an online parenting platform where she writes eCommerce content for new and expectant parents. Her personal work often explores motherhood\, identity\, relationships\, and the ways we change through the lives we’re building. She is drawn to honest\, reflective storytelling and to writing about the moments that shape us\, even when we don’t fully understand them until later. \nChristine lives in New York and is a mom to two little boys. She continues to write personal essays alongside her editorial work. \nAbout Jessica Rao\nJessica Rao is the author of the forthcoming novel Nowhere to Go but Everywhere (Ten 16 Press\, September 2026). She’s also an award-winning journalist and media professional who has held contributor roles at CNBC and Gannett and overseen communications for Fortune 500 companies. \nIn addition to her media career\, Jessica is the Vice President of the White Plains Library Foundation Board and she hosts and produces literary events. \nAbout Ines Rodrigues\nInes Rodrigues is an author and teacher\, who published her first novel\, Days of Bossa Nova\, in 2017.  Her short fiction appears in The Plentitudes Literary Journal\, Columbia Anthology\, Tint Journal\, and 650-Writers Read. Her translation work appears in the Word for Word Anthology/2023\, and ANMLY.org. She was the recipient of the Word for Word Translation Grant from Columbia University in 2023. She’s a creative writing instructor at the Writing Institute/Sarah Lawrence College\, and Hugo House. Rodrigues was a writer-in-residence at Yellow Studio from November/2024 through February/2025. She is currently seeking representation for her second novel.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writers-salon-the-party/
CATEGORIES:Books,Community,Writing
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SUMMARY:Writing Club: Critique Night
DESCRIPTION:Looking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that! \nInterested in receiving feedback on your work? The Writing Club will be hosting Critique Night once every other month. Our next Critique Night is Tuesday\, September 15 at 7pm. \nYS Members can email their work\, up to 3000 words to Molly Felde at mollyfelde@gmail.com by end of day Saturday\, September 12 to distribute to participants to read. If you prefer to read/perform a short piece (~3 to 5 minutes in length) that is also an option. As always\, you can clarify the type of feedback you’d like. \nDon’t have time to write or read? Members are still welcome to join\, no obligations! \nMember RSVP required.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-critique-night-10/
CATEGORIES:Community,Writing
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SUMMARY:Writing Club
DESCRIPTION:Looking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that! \nOnce monthly we dedicate space and time for writing in the Gallery. We’ll use the first hour for writing\, followed by discussion. If you’re interested in turning your thoughts into words–but struggle to put pen to paper–these accountability sessions are a great way to get started!⁠ \nHosted by Molly Felde & Aimee Pokwatka \nFor Yellow Studio Members. RSVP required.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-41/
CATEGORIES:Community,Writing
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SUMMARY:Writing Club
DESCRIPTION:Looking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that! \nOnce monthly we dedicate space and time for writing in the Gallery. We’ll use the first hour for writing\, followed by discussion. If you’re interested in turning your thoughts into words–but struggle to put pen to paper–these accountability sessions are a great way to get started!⁠ \nHosted by Molly Felde & Aimee Pokwatka \nFor Yellow Studio Members. RSVP required.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-40/
CATEGORIES:Community,Writing
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SUMMARY:Submissions: Writers' Salon at Yellow Studio
DESCRIPTION:Have you been to a rockin’ New Year’s party? A wild wedding? A dinner party that would make Gatsby envious? A party can be a bash for five hundred people\, an intimate dinner for two\, or a solitary dance in the living room. Parties bring together those we love and those we hate\, or maybe a stranger who can change your life in one night. If you have a story about a party\, we want to read it. \nBroad interpretations\, as well as all genres welcome — fiction\, non-fiction\, short play\, or poetry. \nSubmissions accepted from August 1 to August 22.  \nLink to submit via Artwork Archive will be posted here on August 1.\nSetting up a free account on Artwork Archive to submit to calls:\n– Go to the “Writers’ Salon: The Party” Open Call on Artwork Archive.\n– Click on “Submit to Call” button. This will bring you to a page where you can create your free account. \nSubmission Guidelines: \nProse: no longer than 700 words\, double spaced\, 12-point font\, and in a Word or PDF document. Work at all stages of development is welcome\, from in-progress to published pieces.\nPoetry: maximum 3 pages. \nEligibility Criteria: Submitting writers must identify as women or non-binary. Submitting writers must be 18+. \nFive pieces will be selected from the first twenty-five submissions received by August 22.  \nThe winners will be notified by Thursday September 3 and will read their work at the Writers’ Salon at Yellow Studio\, in person\, on Wednesday\, September 23 at 7pm.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/submissions-writers-salon-at-yellow-studio/
CATEGORIES:Books,Community,Writing
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SUMMARY:Writing Club
DESCRIPTION:Looking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that! \nOnce monthly we dedicate space and time for writing in the Gallery. We’ll use the first hour for writing\, followed by discussion. If you’re interested in turning your thoughts into words–but struggle to put pen to paper–these accountability sessions are a great way to get started!⁠ \nHosted by Molly Felde & Aimee Pokwatka \nFor Yellow Studio Members. RSVP required.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-39/
CATEGORIES:Community,Writing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260618T190000
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SUMMARY:Writing Club: Critique Night
DESCRIPTION:Looking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that! \nInterested in receiving feedback on your work? The Writing Club will be hosting Critique Night once every other month. Our next Critique Night is Thursday\, June 18 at 7pm. \nYS Members can email their work\, up to 3000 words to Molly Felde at mollyfelde@gmail.com by end of day Friday\, June 12 to distribute to participants to read. If you prefer to read/perform a short piece (~3 to 5 minutes in length) that is also an option. As always\, you can clarify the type of feedback you’d like. \nDon’t have time to write or read? Members are still welcome to join\, no obligations! \nMember RSVP required.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-critique-night-9/
CATEGORIES:Community,Writing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260616T183000
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SUMMARY:Book Club: Accumulation by Aimee Pokwatka
DESCRIPTION:Join us Tuesday\, June 16 at 6:30pm for a special book club gathering at Aimee Pokwatka’s home in Cross River. We will be discussing her latest novel\, Accumulation. There will be time to ask questions\, plus a tour of the house (and its ghosts) that inspired the book! \nThis is a zero pressure book club – didn’t quite finish the book? Come anyway. \nHosted by Fran Hauser & Emily Winograd Leonard \nLocation address given upon Member RSVP \nLight refreshments will be available. \nMember RSVP required. \nThis book is available for purchase at Bedford Books! You can also purchase the book on the Bedford Books website here and have it shipped to you. \nAbout the Book\nA twisty\, searing\, conversation-starting novel about a filmmaker-turned-housewife who moves into her dream house and is forced to consider whether it’s the house or herself that is haunted. \nWhen documentary filmmaker turned stay-at-home mom Tennessee Cherish moves into the the dream house her husband bought for her\, a brighter future seems to be on the horizon. Even if her husband is frustratingly absent due to his new high-paying job. Even if their two young children begin acting out in strange ways. Even if she feels lonelier than ever. \nDistracted by the endless details that come with moving into a new town\, a new house\, and new schools\, Tenn doesn’t notice when odd things begin happening at home. The faucet that runs at all hours. The creepy doll that seems to show up in every room. The human tooth they found in the floorboards. \nAs the kids’ outbursts and the strange events start to escalate\, the family finds themselves increasingly caught in loops\, repeating everyday actions with dangerous—and then devastating—effects. Tenn realizes she must find the source of what is haunting her family\, before it kills them all. \nTaut and twisty\, scary and searing\, Aimee Pokwatka’s Accumulation lays bare the high price women pay for the promises of domesticity and motherhood\, and the many ways in which families can be haunted. \n  \nAbout the Author \nAimee Pokwatka is the author of the genre-bending novels Accumulation\, Self-Portrait with Nothing\, and The Parliament. Born and raised in Wheeling\, West Virginia\, she studied anthropology at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro\, where she helped catalog a collection of archaic-period human skeletal remains. She received her MFA in creative writing from Syracuse University. She has also taught writers of all ages\, and served as the editor of Salt Hill Journal and The Newtowner. She is an active member at Yellow Studio\, where she can often be found writing in her studio in the attic. She lives in a haunted house in New York with her family.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/book-club-accumulation-by-aimee-pokwatka/
CATEGORIES:Books,Community,Writing
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SUMMARY:Writing Club
DESCRIPTION:Looking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that! \nOnce monthly we dedicate space and time for writing in the Gallery or The Co-Op. We’ll use the first hour for writing\, followed by discussion. If you’re interested in turning your thoughts into words–but struggle to put pen to paper–these accountability sessions are a great way to get started!⁠ \nFor Yellow Studio Members. RSVP required.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-38/
CATEGORIES:Community,Writing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260519T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260519T200000
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SUMMARY:Book Club: Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Book Club at Bedford Books on Tuesday May 19 at 6:30pm to discuss Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy. There will be lively discussion\, questions posed and answered and time to connect with fellow YS Members. \nThis is a zero pressure book club – didn’t quite finish the book? Come anyway. \nHosted by Fran Hauser & Emily Winograd Leonard \nLight refreshments will be available. \nMember RSVP required. \nThis book is available for purchase at Bedford Books! You can also purchase the book on the Bedford Books website here and have it shipped to you. \n  \nAbout the Book \nA family on a remote island. A mysterious woman washed ashore. A rising storm on the horizon. \nDominic Salt and his three children are caretakers of Shearwater\, a tiny island not far from Antarctica. Home to the world’s largest seed bank\, Shearwater was once full of researchers\, but with sea levels rising\, the Salts are now its final inhabitants. Until\, during the worst storm the island has ever seen\, a woman mysteriously washes ashore. \nIsolation has taken its toll on the Salts\, but as they nurse the woman\, Rowan\, back to strength\, it begins to feel like she might just be what they need. Rowan\, long accustomed to protecting herself\, starts imagining a future where she could belong to someone again. \nBut Rowan isn’t telling the whole truth about why she set out for Shearwater. And when she discovers sabotaged radios and a freshly dug grave\, she realizes Dominic is keeping his own secrets. As the storms on Shearwater gather force\, they all must decide if they can trust each other enough to protect the precious seeds in their care before it’s too late—and if they can finally put the tragedies of the past behind them to create something new\, together. \nA novel of breathtaking twists\, dizzying beauty\, and ferocious love\, Wild Dark Shore is about the impossible choices we make to protect the people we love\, even as the world around us disappears. \n  \nAbout the Author \nCharlotte McConaghy is the award-winning and New York Times bestselling author of Wild Dark Shore\, Once There Were Wolves\, and Migrations. Her novels are being translated into more than thirty languages. She lives in Sydney\, Australia\, with her partner and two children.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/book-club-wild-dark-shore-by-charlotte-mcconaghy/
CATEGORIES:Books,Community,Networking,Writing
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SUMMARY:Finding the Language for Your Work: An Interactive Workshop with Corrie Jackson
DESCRIPTION:Join Yellow Studio and Corrie Jackson\, writer and editor on Thursday\, May 14 at 10am for an interactive workshop\, Finding the Language for Your Work: Clear Words for Your Website\, Bio\, and Beyond. \nWriting about your work can be surprisingly difficult. Many creatives and small business owners know exactly what they do—until they have to articulate it for a website\, bio\, or social profile. The result? Flat\, vague language—and a missed opportunity to connect with the right audience. \nCorrie will share an editor’s approach to sharpening the language around your work or business. We’ll uncover how vague phrasing sneaks in\, develop the one-sentence anchor that makes describing what you do dramatically easier\, and explore how to write for someone new to your work or business. Participants are invited to bring a short piece of writing—such as a website introduction\, bio\, or statement—and we’ll refine it together through live editing. \nYou’ll leave with clearer language\, and the tools you need to communicate what you do with confidence. \nGet tickets today! \nYS Supporter Member: $20 (20% discount) \nYS Artist & Community Member: $22.50 (10% discount) \nNon-member: $25 (full price) \nAbout Corrie:\nCorrie Jackson is a writer and editor with 25 years’ experience shaping language for magazines\, books\, and brands. She spent over a decade as a journalist and editor\, including roles at Harper’s Bazaar\, the Daily Mail\, and Glamour\, and has written for publications including Forbes\, The Times\, Marie Claire\, and Sunday Times Style. She is also a published author and non-fiction book editor. Today she works as a copywriter and creative strategist for brands ranging from local (oHHo\, Prelove You) to national (Boll & Branch\, Popflex\, Letterfolk\, Onsen)\, helping founders\, creatives\, and companies sharpen their language.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/finding-the-language-for-your-work-an-interactive-workshop-with-corrie-jackson/
CATEGORIES:Community,Networking,Writing
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SUMMARY:Writing Club
DESCRIPTION:Looking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that! \nOnce monthly we dedicate space and time for writing in the Gallery or The Co-Op. We’ll use the first hour for writing\, followed by discussion. If you’re interested in turning your thoughts into words–but struggle to put pen to paper–these accountability sessions are a great way to get started!⁠ \nFor Yellow Studio Members. RSVP required.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-37/
CATEGORIES:Books,Community,Networking,Writing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260422T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260422T190000
DTSTAMP:20260326T165847Z
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SUMMARY:Writing Club: Critique Night
DESCRIPTION:Looking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that! \nInterested in receiving feedback on your work? The Writing Club will be hosting Critique Night once every other month. Our next Critique Night is Wednesday April 22 at 7pm. \nYS Members can email their work\, up to 3000 words to Molly Felde at mollyfelde@gmail.com by end of day Friday\, April 17 to distribute to participants to read. If you prefer to read/perform a short piece (~3 to 5 minutes in length) that is also an option. As always\, you can clarify the type of feedback you’d like. \nDon’t have time to write or read? Members are still welcome to join\, no obligations! \nMember RSVP required.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-critique-night-8/
CATEGORIES:Community,Writing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260414T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260414T190000
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SUMMARY:New date! Exploring the Author-Editor Relationship with Michelle Garside and Diana Ventimiglia
DESCRIPTION:The road to publishing is a long one and the team you surround yourself with can make all the difference. In this behind-the-scenes chat with forthcoming author\, Michelle Garside and her editor\, Diana Ventimiglia\, we’ll explore the author-editor relationship and how this collaboration can shape your book\, writing and publishing experience.\n  \nModerated by Lauren Porté Schwarzfeld. \nThe talk will be followed by Q&A from the audience.\n  \nMichelle Garside is a visionary brand architect who has spent the last 15 years transforming personal and corporate identities\, crafting brands that resonate at the deepest level. \nAfter leaving a successful career in the pharmaceutical industry\, where she built powerhouse brands for Novo Nordisk\, Unilever and Johnson & Johnson\, she dedicated herself to a more profound mission—helping individuals uncover the soul of their own brand.\nWith a gift for seeing the through-line that connects a person’s story\, purpose\, and impact\, Michelle has created thousands of personal brands that embody authenticity and alignment. \nDiana Ventimiglia is a NYT bestselling editor at the Balance imprint of Hachette Group. For the past 19 years\, her passion has been working with authors who speak to the diversity of lived experiences. Diana has always been drawn to strong voices in female empowerment/feminism\, identity & sexuality\, relationships\, LGBTQ+ rights\, psychology\, pop culture\, and trauma & mental health; believing that everyone has a story to tell and lessons to share. As an editor\, Diana partners with incredible individuals who are dedicated to starting bigger conversations and inspiring individual and collective healing. When she’s not working with authors\, you’ll find Diana working through the 5 plus books on her nightstand and yelling at her cat\, Phillip\, to stop knocking things off the shelf. She’s always excited to talk about all things yoga\, rock climbing and pizza. \nOrganized by the Yellow Studio Writing Club \n*This event was rescheduled from Tuesday January 27.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-exploring-the-author-editor-relationship/
CATEGORIES:Books,Community,Networking,Writing
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SUMMARY:Writing Club
DESCRIPTION:Looking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that! \nOnce monthly we will be dedicating space and time for writing in the Gallery. We’ll use the first hour for writing\, followed by discussion. If you’re interested in turning your thoughts into words–but struggle to put pen to paper–these ‘butt in seat’ accountability sessions are a great way to get started! \nFor Yellow Studio Members. RSVP required.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-35/
CATEGORIES:Writing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260223T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260223T203000
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SUMMARY:Writing Club: Critique Night
DESCRIPTION:Looking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that! \nInterested in receiving feedback on your work? The Writing Club will be hosting Critique Night once every other month. Our next Critique Night is Monday February 23 at 7pm. \nYS Members can email their work\, up to 3000 words to Aimee Pokwatka at apokwatka@gmail.com by end of day Thursday\, February 19 to distribute to participants to read. If you prefer to read/perform a short piece (~3 to 5 minutes in length) that is also an option. As always\, you can clarify the type of feedback you’d like. \nDon’t have time to write or read? Members are still welcome to join\, no obligations! \nMember RSVP required.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-critique-night-7/
CATEGORIES:Community,Writing
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260212T120000
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UID:18147-1770890400-1770897600@yellowstudiony.com
SUMMARY:Writing Club
DESCRIPTION:Looking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that! \nOnce monthly we will be dedicating space and time for writing in the Gallery. We’ll use the first hour for writing\, followed by discussion. If you’re interested in turning your thoughts into words–but struggle to put pen to paper–these ‘butt in seat’ accountability sessions are a great way to get started! \nFor Yellow Studio Members. RSVP required.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-34/
CATEGORIES:Community,Writing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260108T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260108T120000
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UID:17921-1767866400-1767873600@yellowstudiony.com
SUMMARY:Writing Club
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \nLooking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that!  \nOnce monthly we will be dedicating space and time for writing in the Gallery. We’ll use the first hour for writing\, followed by discussion. If you’re interested in turning your thoughts into words–but struggle to put pen to paper–these ‘butt in seat’ accountability sessions are a great way to get started! \n\n\n\nFor Yellow Studio Members. RSVP required.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-33/
CATEGORIES:Community,Writing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251204T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251204T120000
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SUMMARY:Writing Club
DESCRIPTION:  \n\nLooking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that! \nOnce monthly we will be dedicating space and time for writing in the Gallery. Join us for our next morning writing session on Thursday December 4 at 10am. We’ll use the first hour for writing\, followed by discussion. If you’re interested in turning your thoughts into words–but struggle to put pen to paper–these ‘butt in seat’ accountability sessions are a great way to get started! \n\n\n\nFor Yellow Studio Members. RSVP required.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/yellow-studio-writing-club-looking/
CATEGORIES:Art,Writing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251113T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251113T203000
DTSTAMP:20251023T210840Z
CREATED:20250926T165009Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251023T210840Z
UID:17055-1763060400-1763065800@yellowstudiony.com
SUMMARY:Writing Club: Critique Night
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \nLooking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that!\n  \n\nInterested in receiving feedback on your work?  The Writing Club will be hosting Critique Night once every other month. Our next Critique Night is Thursday November 13 at 7pm. \nYS Members can email their work\, up to 3000 words to Molly at mollyfelde@gmail.com by end of day Sunday November 9 to distribute to participants to read. If you prefer to read/perform a short piece (~3 to 5 minutes in length) that is also an option. As always\, you can clarify the type of feedback you’d like. \nDon’t have time to write or read?  Members are still welcome to join\, no obligations! \nMember RSVP required.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-critique-night-6/
CATEGORIES:Community,Writing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251106T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251106T120000
DTSTAMP:20251023T210325Z
CREATED:20250926T163845Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251023T210325Z
UID:17053-1762423200-1762430400@yellowstudiony.com
SUMMARY:Writing Club
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n\nLooking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that!  \nOnce monthly we will be dedicating space and time for writing in the Gallery. We’ll use the first hour for writing\, followed by discussion. If you’re interested in turning your thoughts into words–but struggle to put pen to paper–these ‘butt in seat’ accountability sessions are a great way to get started! \n\n\n\nFor Yellow Studio Members. RSVP required.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-32/
CATEGORIES:Community,Writing
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251029T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251029T190000
DTSTAMP:20251016T162732Z
CREATED:20250906T210038Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251016T162732Z
UID:16857-1761764400-1761764400@yellowstudiony.com
SUMMARY:Writers' Salon
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \nWriters’ Salon Theme: Last Light \nCo-hosted by Jessica Rao & Ines Rodrigues \nAs the season changes\, so does the light. Our imagination follows\, the end of longer days\, the beginning of magical times. Beginning\, ending\, continuing. Light and dark\, day and night\, autumn turns to winter. What stories come with that? \nDo you have a story about twilight? Changing light? Final embers or seeds of hope? We want to read it. \nBroad interpretations\, as well as all genres welcome — fiction\, non-fiction\, short play\, poetry. \nSubmissions accepted from September 1 to September 22.  \nSubmission information here. \nFive pieces will be selected from the first twenty-five submissions received by September 22. The winners will read their work at the Writers’ Salon at Yellow Studio\, in person\, on Wednesday\, October 29 at 7pm. Join us to hear these women’s’ words about LAST LIGHT. \nThe 5 winners are:  \nLynn Edelson – Waiting for Sunrise\nMolly Felde – Chasing a New Horizon\nEileen Moskowitz-Palma – Through the Ring Light\nFelicia Magliula – Mommy’s Girl\nArlen Gargagliano – Hello and Goodbye\n\nHonorable Mention: Gay French-Ottaviani – The Visitor
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writers-salon/
CATEGORIES:Books,Community,Writing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251009T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251009T120000
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SUMMARY:Writing Club
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \nLooking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that!  \nOnce monthly we will be dedicating space and time for writing in the Gallery. We’ll use the first hour for writing\, followed by discussion. If you’re interested in turning your thoughts into words–but struggle to put pen to paper–these ‘butt in seat’ accountability sessions are a great way to get started! \n\n\n\nFor Yellow Studio Members. RSVP required.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-31/
CATEGORIES:Books,Community,Writing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251008T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251022T203000
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CREATED:20250908T203840Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250912T113153Z
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SUMMARY:SPARK Your Life: Story Medicine for Modern Women with Tambra McCarthy
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \nA 3-Part Transformational Workshop Series  \nWe all carry stories. Some have shaped us. Others have caused us to dim our light\, or no longer fit. But now—you’re ready to reclaim your voice\, reconnect with your truth\, and ignite your next chapter. And the Fall season is the perfect time to shed. \nSPARK Your Life is a 3-week immersive experience for women ready to rise from the inside out. Through sacred storytelling\, mindfulness practices\, and creative expression\, you’ll be guided to release what no longer serves you—and step fully into the woman you are. \nEach 90-minute session blends guided breathwork + meditation\, reflective journaling\, and embodied writing/creating\, inviting you to explore the stories that live within your body and your voice. Through poetry\, monologue\, song\, artwork—even painting or movement—you’ll begin to reshape outdated narratives and reconnect with your inner fire. \nSpace is limited to 12 attendees.  \nThe Journey Unfolds Across Three Transformational Sessions:\nWeek 1: Uncover the Stories You Carry (Wednesday October 8)\nWe begin by creating a safe\, sacred space for self-expression and curiosity. Together we’ll explore the unconscious narratives that have shaped your identity—stories passed down\, picked up\, or held quietly for years. Through mindfulness and creative prompts\, you’ll begin to unravel what’s yours to keep\, and what’s ready to be released. \nFocus: Awareness\, clarity\, compassion\, community. \nWeek 2: Reclaim Your Voice\, Rewrite the Narrative (Wednesday October 15)\nThis week\, you’ll be guided through deeper embodiment practices—breath\, visualization\, intuitive writing—and creative rituals to reclaim your voice and reshape your story. You’ll meet your Wise Woman Within and begin to express yourself freely\, whether through words\, movement\, or creative form. \nFocus: Empowerment\, reframing\, self-expression\, authenticity. \nWeek 3: Embody & Share Your Truth in Sacred Circle (Wednesday October 22)\nOur final session is a powerful witnessing circle. In a supportive space\, you’ll have the opportunity to share a personal piece you’ve created—spoken\, sung\, written\, or visual. You’ll be seen\, celebrated\, and held as you step into your story not just as a narrator\, but as its author and embodiment. \nFocus: Integration\, visibility\, embodiment\, sacred community. \nWhat You’ll Experience:\n\nBreathwork\, grounding\, and visualization to quiet the mind and access inner wisdom\nJournaling and creative prompts to move your story from body to page or whatever form of self-expression you choose\nOpportunities to express through poetry\, painting\, monologue\, or music—no experience required\nA closing storytelling circle where you are witnessed and celebrated\nTake-home ritual prompts and a personal affirmation to support continued growth\n\nThis Workshop Series is For You If…\n\nYou’re ready to reconnect with your voice\, your creativity\, and your sacred truth\nYou’ve lived a life in service to\, or pleasing others and now want to come home to yourself\nYou’re navigating change\, transition\, or reinvention and seeking inner clarity\nYou long for a creative\, soulful space to reconnect with your inner fire and like-minded women\n\nYour story is sacred. Your voice is medicine. Your life is your art. Let this be your turning point to turn your light and your magic all the way UP! \nRegistration Fee: \nSupporter Members (20% discount): $140\nArtist & Community Members (10% discount): $157.50\nNon-Members (full price): $175\n  \nRegistration is now open. Spots are limited. Join us for three unforgettable weeks of story\, soul\, and SPARK. \n \nAbout Tambra (Tami) McCarthy\nTambra McCarthy is a multi-hyphenate artist\, mindfulness guide\, and storyteller whose work lives at the intersection of creativity and healing. After producing and performing in nine transformative runs of SPARK: The Experience—including a milestone Off Off Broadway Festival performance presented by the Emerging Artists Theatre Company—Tambra is now expanding the reach of SPARK through a growing ecosystem of offerings designed to help others reclaim their voice and live more authentically. \nThis next chapter includes SPARK Your Life\, a storytelling-based workshop series\, SPARK Story Jams\, and SPARK Sessions with Tambra\, her new podcast spotlighting personal truth\, creative resilience\, and the healing power of story. As founder of Tambra Collective\, she advocates for a more eco-conscious\, sustainable world and curates immersive experiences that spark joy and authentic self-expression\, guiding others through mindful journeys\, breathwork\, meditation\, and embodied creativity. Her work is rooted in the interconnectedness of all things\, and the belief that our personal stories\, when shared\, become catalysts for transformation\, deep connection\, and a more compassionate world.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/spark-your-life-story-medicine-for-modern-women-with-tambra-mccarthy/
CATEGORIES:Community,Wellness,Writing
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SUMMARY:Writing Club: Writers on Writing - From Creation to Press
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \nJoin us for a collaborative discussion with writers on getting their ideas to paper. Everyone has a different journey and while writing can seem like a solo adventure\, there is a whole community of writers that can help us on our writing odyssey. \nLauren Porté-Schwarzfeld will lead our discussion with local authors Lauren Acampora\, Jimin Han\, Heather Harpham and Nancy Torres on topics ranging from the ups and downs of the creative process to the nitty-gritty path to publishing. The talk will be followed by an opportunity to ask questions and chat with the authors. \n  \nAbout the Authors \n\nLauren Acampora is the author of four books of fiction: The Wonder Garden\, The Paper Wasp\, The Hundred Waters\, and The Animal Room\, a forthcoming collection of linked stories. Lauren’s work has won or been nominated for the GLCA New Writers Award\, the Center for Fiction’s First Novel Prize\, the Story Prize\, and the New England Book Award\, and she’s been named an Artist Fellow in Fiction by The New York Foundation for the Arts. Her writing has appeared in publications such as The Paris Review\, New England Review\, Missouri Review\, Guernica\, and The New York Times\, and will be anthologized in The Best American Short Stories 2025. She lives with her family in Katonah.\n \n\nJimin Han is the author of A Small Revolution and The Apology\, a Barnes and Noble Discover Pick; named a best audiobook of the year by Booklist\, a best book of the summer by the LA Times\, Vanity Fair\, Shondaland\, Apple Books and more. Additional writing of hers can be found in Poets & Writers\, Literary Hub\, Catapult\, and other publications. She teaches at The Writing Institute at Sarah Lawrence College and community writing centers. Her work has been supported by the New York State Council on the Arts. Dreamt I Found You\, her new novel\, is forthcoming in April 2026. \nHeather Harpham is a writer and theater artist whose fiction\, essays and reviews have appeared in The Guardian\, Slate\, Parents\, MORE Magazine\, Water~Stone Review and Red Magazine in the UK. Her debut memoir\, Happiness: The Crooked Little Road to Semi-Ever After\, was a Reese Witherspoon’s Book Club selection. She teaches in the MFA Writing Program at Sarah Lawrence College\, where she is currently the Strachan Donnelley Visiting Professor in Environmental Writing. Heather’s writing also includes works for the stage\, primarily six solo plays\, the most recent of which\, BURNING\, toured nationally. Originally from northern California\, Harpham now lives in New York\, a short walk from the Hudson River\, with her family. \nNancy Torres is an elementary educator and meditation guide. She received a B.A. in Corporate Communications from Baruch College\, City University of New York\, and received an M.A. in Childhood Education and Special Education from New York University. Nancy speaks both English and Spanish and in 2022 she published the children’s book\, Say It With Me (Dilo Conmigo). She lives in New York with her husband and their two sons. \n  \nAbout the Moderator \nLauren Porté-Schwarzfeld is the Chief Marketing Officer for Rise Literary\, a hybrid publisher and book coaching company. She has spent the past 20 years working in sales\, fundraising\, and marketing through various industries\, realizing that the most powerful part of a storied work history is the wide variety of human connection. In 2025 Lauren was the co-producer of TEDxOjai\, featuring 12 speakers through the daylong event in Ojai\, CA. She is endlessly curious\, a lover of books\, travel\, and new adventures. Lauren lives in Mt. Kisco\, NY. \n  \n\nPurchase Books by the Featured Authors \n\n\nWe love supporting our community and if you’re interested in ordering the authors’ works\, Bedford Books has them available for order below (including an option to have the book shipped to you). Limited copies will also be available to purchase via Zelle or Venmo. \n\n\nHundred Waters by Lauren Acampora\n\n\nThe Apology by Jimin Han\n\nHappiness by Heather Harpham\nSay It With Me (Dilo Conmigo) by Nancy Torres\n\n\n 
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-local-author-panel/
CATEGORIES:Books,Community,Networking,Writing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250911T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250911T120000
DTSTAMP:20250724T212613Z
CREATED:20250724T212613Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250724T212613Z
UID:16586-1757584800-1757592000@yellowstudiony.com
SUMMARY:Writing Club
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \nLooking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that!  \nOnce monthly we will be dedicating space and time for writing in the Gallery. We’ll use the first hour for writing\, followed by discussion. If you’re interested in turning your thoughts into words–but struggle to put pen to paper–these ‘butt in seat’ accountability sessions are a great way to get started! \n\n\n\nFor Yellow Studio Members. RSVP required.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-30/
CATEGORIES:Community,Writing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250901T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250923T000000
DTSTAMP:20250829T204521Z
CREATED:20250815T214541Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250829T204521Z
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SUMMARY:Submissions: Writers' Salon
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \nWriters’ Salon Theme: Last Light \nCo-hosted by Jessica Rao & Ines Rodrigues \nAs the season changes\, so does the light. Our imagination follows\, the end of longer days\, the beginning of magical times. Beginning\, ending\, continuing. Light and dark\, day and night\, autumn turns to winter. What stories come with that? \nDo you have a story about twilight? Changing light? Final embers or seeds of hope? We want to read it. \nBroad interpretations\, as well as all genres welcome — fiction\, non-fiction\, short play\, poetry. \nSubmissions accepted from September 1 to September 22.  \nFive pieces will be selected from the first twenty-five submissions received by September 22. The winners will read their work at the Writers’ Salon at Yellow Studio\, in person\, on Wednesday\, October 29 at 7pm. \n  \nSubmission Guidelines:  \nProse:  no longer than 700 words\, double spaced\, 12-point font\, and in a Word or PDF document. Work at all stages of development is welcome\, from in-progress to published pieces. \nPoetry: maximum 3 pages. \n\nEligibility Criteria: Submitting writers must identify as women. Submitting writers must be 18+.\n \nWe look forward to reading your submission. The winners will be notified by email on October 8\, and should be available to come in person and read at the salon on October 29 at 7pm. \n  \nClick this link to submit via Artwork Archive.  \n  \nSetting up a free account on Artwork Archive to submit to calls:\n\n– Go to the Writers’ Salon Open Call on Artwork Archive here.\n– Click on “Submit to Call” button. This will bring you to a page where you can create your free account.\n\n  \nSubmission Fee:  \nYellow Studio Members: Free (use code YSMEMBER) \nNon-Members: $15 \n  \nAbout Jessica Rao \nJessica Rao is an award-winning journalist and media professional who has held contributor roles at CNBC and Gannett and overseen communications for Fortune 500 companies. \nIn addition to her media career\, Jessica is the Vice President of the White Plains Library Foundation Board and she hosts and produces literary events. She is seeking representation for her debut novel Tuesday Night Special. \n  \nAbout Ines Rodrigues \nInes Rodrigues is an author and teacher\, who published her first novel\, Days of Bossa Nova\, in 2017.  Her short fiction appears in The Plentitudes Literary Journal\, Columbia Anthology\, Tint Journal\, and 650-Writers Read. Her translation work was published in the Word for Word Anthology/2023\, and she was the recipient of the Word for Word Translation Grant from Columbia University. She’s a creative writing instructor at the Writing Institute/Sarah Lawrence College\, Hugo House\, and Bronxville Adult School. Rodrigues was a writer-in-residence at Yellow Studio from November/2024 through February/2025. She is currently working on her second novel.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/submissions-writers-salon/
CATEGORIES:Community,Writing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250806T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250806T190000
DTSTAMP:20250714T130401Z
CREATED:20250702T215139Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250714T130401Z
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SUMMARY:Writing Club: Critique Night
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \nLooking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that!\n\n  \nInterested in receiving feedback on your work?  The Writing Club will be hosting Critique Night once every other month. Our next Critique Night is Wednesday August 6 at 7pm.\n\n  \nYS Members can email their work\, up to 3000 words to Molly at mollyfelde@gmail.com by end of day Sunday August 3 to distribute to participants to read. If you prefer to read/perform a short piece (~3 to 5 minutes in length) that is also an option. As always\, you can clarify the type of feedback you’d like.\n  \n\nDon’t have time to write or read?  Members are still welcome to join\, no obligations!\nHosted by Molly Felde \n\nMember RSVP required.\n 
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-critique-night-5/
CATEGORIES:Community,Writing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250703T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250703T120000
DTSTAMP:20250612T210606Z
CREATED:20250612T205336Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250612T210606Z
UID:16287-1751536800-1751544000@yellowstudiony.com
SUMMARY:Writing Club
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \nLooking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that! Once monthly we will be dedicating space and time for writing in the Gallery. We’ll use the first hour for writing\, followed by discussion. If you’re interested in turning your thoughts into words–but struggle to put pen to paper–these ‘butt in seat’ accountability sessions are a great way to get started! \n\n\n\nFor Yellow Studio Members. RSVP required.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-29/
CATEGORIES:Community,Writing
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