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Buffalo Writes Reading Park

Buffalo Writes at the Reading Park

Join us for a drop-in writing time facilitated by established writers from Just Buffalo. During this writing session, you will be offered generative writing prompts and tips, with the opportunity to share your work. Come and write among fellow writers and creatives at Buffalo’s downtown Reading Park.

July’s Buffalo Writes at the Reading Park session will be facilitated by teaching artist Julio Montalvo Valentín.

We’ll bring the notebooks, pens, and Adirondack chairs. Just come ready to write.

Date

Wednesday, July 27, 2022
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Time

5:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Location

Reading Park @ Central Library
Reading Park @ Central Library
1 Lafayette Square, Buffalo, NY 14203

Organizer

Just Buffalo Literary Center
Just Buffalo Literary Center
Phone
(716) 832-5400
Email
info@justbuffalo.org

Other Organizers

Buffalo and Erie County Public Library
Buffalo and Erie County Public Library
Website
https://www.buffalolib.org

Featured Artist

  • Julio Montalvo Valentín
    Julio Montalvo Valentín
    Poet

    Julio Montalvo Valentín is a Latinx poet and writer with severe bouts of neuropathic wanderlust. Julio (They/His/Julio) is the author of three chapbooks, the latest titled Those Who Pray to Rice (NightBallet Books, 2019). Julio is a member of the Latino/a/x arts collective called Los Artistas del Barrio Buffalo (LAdB), a freelance teaching artist, and holds an M.A. in English Literature from Buffalo State College. They have recently completed a summer project for the “Woke Words” summer enrichment program at P.S. 18, where the students also created a public poetry mural called Freedom, located at Broderick Park, for the City of Buffalo. Julio spends their time pillow fighting their family when they are not writing about the loss that is to come. You can find Julio talking about the politics of rice, knee-deep in assignments at a local college or in a bookstore, or looking for the next story.

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