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've taken my love for camping and writing and put them together in a small retreat for writers.
Would you care to join me?
Goal:
To camp out off-grid, surrounded by nature for writing sprints/inspiration, mini workshops, and networking with other local writers.
With the help of Brick House Studio, I'm honored to be able to bring a private event to you outdoors that I know we will all enjoy.
Wanted to get into camping but not by yourself?
Do you want to use the outdoors for inspiration in a small excursion not too far from home?
Want to go on a low-cost writing retreat that will not only teach you skills, and get you to network with other writers, but will create learning experiences you will keep with you for years to come?
Want to know more about car camping? Go to youtube and do a hashtag of #carcamping so you can look up setups for your vehicle.
Hosted by Motown Writers Network, Brick House Studio, and author, Sylvia Hubbard with guest facilitator, Kristine Brickey
Camping location: Brick House Studio,3142 W Kipp Rd, Mason, Michigan (exact location will be included in the payment link)
Vehicle required: A Car, Crossovers or SUV. You can also have a van, but please, no class B, C or A campers will be allowed.
Cost Payment: $120 *when you pay you understand you are responsible for bringing items for dry camping (see list below for items) and items for writing at a retreat. The low cost is because you will be responsible for yourself. We'll be providing the workshops, porta-potty, a tour of the farm, a Saturday night dinner, the campfire, and some small water and electrical assistance.
Schedule
Brick House Studio
Things you cannot bring:
Alcohol and pets
What will be needed for a three-day trip: Click here for a detail google doc with links and forms
Leave questions in the comments or contact us!
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