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Loree is pleased to be joining a celebration of Worcester-area readers and writers at one of our region’s finest independent bookstores: Root and Press Cafe & Books. More details soon!

Join Loree for an event dedicated to sharing and appreciating 5-7-5 haiku. Beginners and experienced poets are welcomed! Please contact Beaman Memorial Library for more details.

Join Loree for an event dedicated to sharing and appreciating 5-7-5 haiku. Beginners and experienced poets are welcomed! Please contact Beaman Memorial Library for more details.

Join Loree at the Beaman Memorial Library for an introduction to writing and reading haiku. This workshop is designed for beginners, but experienced haiku poets are welcomed, too.  And all attendees are cordially invited to participate in subsequent haiku-sharing events (ku-kai) on October 13 and November 17. Contact the library for more details.

Loree will introduce library patrons of all ages to the joys of moth-watching. Visit the library web page for information on how to register for this online event.

Loree welcomes participants in her spring haiku workshops (here and here) to join in a friendly celebration of haiku poems. Bring five favorite original haiku and together we’ll explore how the form resonates with readers and listeners. More details coming soon.

In this public workshop, sponsored by the Beaman Memorial Library in West Boylston, MA, Loree welcomes interested teens to a celebration of language, poetic form, and our natural world.  For more information, or to register for this free event, click here.

In this public workshop, sponsored by the Beaman Memorial Library in West Boylston, MA, Loree welcomes new and seasoned haiku poets–as well as curious non-poets!–to a celebration of language, form, and our natural world.  For more information, or to register for this free event, click here.

This event is not open to the public. To invite Loree to work with your K-12 students, drop her a line through the Contact page of this website.

Loree joins author Melissa Stewart and illustrator Lita Judge to discuss writing about science for our youngest–perhaps toughest?–audience: kids.  To register for this free and virtual event, visit this page. For a full list of Kavli Conversations on Science Communication, sponsored by the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute at NYU, click here.