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        Please join us at 7 p.m. Monday for an open mic in the courtyard next to Convocation Hall. The gathering is primarily for Sewanee Young Writers’ Conference participants — but if there’s time, other folks might get a turn, too. There are tighter constraints than we usually have: Writings must begin with “I remember” and cannot exceed 100 words.   Come on out and support the high school students! Sounding Stone  Gallery Summer 2026 Exhibition Of Wood & Light A Joint Exhibition Featuring the Nashville Painters Salon and Cumberland Furniture Guild July 3 - September 19, 2026 OPENING RECEPTION SATURDAY, JULY 11 The exhibition brings together two distinct but complementary traditions: the tactile, structural beauty of fine woodworking and the visual poetry of plein air painting.  

NEXT MEETING

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when : 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 23, 2026 where : upstairs at  Shenanigans theme : EXCUSES, EXCUSES prompt for performers : We are desperately seeking ludicrous alibis, dodges, justifications and the like.  notes :  * Richard Tillinghast will be our special guest. * Expect a very full house — so keep your turn short (five minutes max) and sweet. * Feel free to ignore the theme and prompt. — Brooks

NEXT MEETING

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when: 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 9, 2026  where: the expansive upstairs confines of Shenanigans   theme: MISSIVES  note for performers: As the Sewanee School of Letters reconvenes, we invite you to write longhand to someone you've never had the nerve to write to before. We'll be waiting to hear the message (up to five minutes' worth, anyway).  aftermath: The back room may be open for folks who want to stick around once our readings are done. UPDATE * There will be a musical surprise or two at Tuesday's gathering.  * Local author  Beth Riner  will be signing copies of her new humorous mystery,   A Deadly Development , from 1 to 3 p.m. today (Saturday, June 6) at the university bookstore.