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Burbank Senior Artists Colony Poetry Group
led by Hannah Menkin
with host HELENE WEINBERG
The BURBANK SENIOR ARTISTS COLONY POETRY GROUP led by HANNAH MENKIN discusses the process of writing poetry and what the writing experience means to them. The featured poets are Jo Lynda, Dolly, Abagail, and Felicia. Hannah Menkin is an educator, poet, and visual artist, who uses an integrative approach to help adults, older adults, and veterans discover their own voice through oral history, memoir, storytelling, and the creative/expressive arts. Funding for the group comes from Poets & Writers Inc., The James Irvine Foundation, and EngAGE, Inc.
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