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What’s New at The Binghamton Writers Project

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Two workshops are being held this fall! Please use this link to register for the online workshops on Tuesday. Thursday workshops are held at the Broome County Public Library.

BWP won 2023 grant funding! Check out the news here.

**Catch the BWP on WBNG’s “Around the Tiers” program**

**Our final reading event was held on Thursday, May 25th at 6:30pm in the Broome County Public Library’s Creation Station room.** **Look forward to another this summer!**

Read poems by participants in last season’s workshops at our online anthology here.

**Our free public workshops are upcoming in person at the Broome County Public Library AND on Zoom!**

Spring **Zoom workshops were held in April last spring!**

The Binghamton Writers Project partners with Binghamton public school’s Mentor NOW program to bring poetry to kids and their mentors for the third season in a row! Student poems can be found in our anthology published here.

What is The Binghamton Writers Project?

The Binghamton Poetry Project (BWP)
is a literary service program of the Binghamton Center for Writers at Binghamton University. Founded by Nicole Santalucia in 2012, the project supports and coaches adults, teens and kids in reading and writing creatively in workshops that are free and open to the public. Our mission is to increase literary engagement and to strengthen the Broome County poetry community, while connecting the university and its students with county residents. In addition to open poetry workshops for adults, The Binghamton Poetry Project offers workshops to English-language learners through the American Civic Association and to Binghamton public school students enrolled in the Mentor NOW program.

2019-2020 Binghamton Poetry Project leadership 20Feb20 1 (1) — Former directors Macaulay Glynn (right) & Jen DeGregorio (left) send thanks to supporters Broome County Arts Council and Chenango Arts Council, which administered the 2020 Decentralization (DEC) grant program for Broome, Chenango & Otsego County.

We also provide leadership positions for Creative Writing graduate students and advance the efforts of the Binghamton Center for Writers. We are working to enhance the artistic and creative life of the community at large.

On this website, you can find schedules for the current workshops and contact information for any questions you may have. Under “Blog,” you will find fun writing tips and more from our very own workshop participants and interns!

The Binghamton Writers Project is made possible with public funds from the Decentralization (DEC) Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature, and administered by The Earlville Opera House. Additional support for the Broome DEC Program is graciously provided by the Stewart W. and Willma C. Hoyt Foundation, Inc. Funding is also provided in part by a project grant from the Broome County Arts Council’s United Cultural Fund. Binghamton University’s English Department and the Binghamton Center for Writers give additional support.