BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//7.2.3.1//EN TZID:America/Los_Angeles X-WR-TIMEZONE:America/Los_Angeles BEGIN:VEVENT UID:3390@experiencetacoma.com DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20171003T180000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20171003T210000 DTSTAMP:20170922T212020Z URL:https://experiencetacoma.com/events/creative-colloquy-crawl-2/ SUMMARY:Creative Colloquy Crawl DESCRIPTION:Our third annual storytelling festival falls on Tuesday\, Octob er 3rd.\nThis event is FREE to attend. Some venues will have food and drin k available for purchase. AFTER PARTY BEGINS AT 9PM HOSTED BY BLACK KETTLE BITES AND BREW AND IS 21+\n\nOur vision is to present a matrimony of the written word\, music and art to celebrate our rich creative culture. Sever al storytelling performances will take place each hour of the Crawl. Creat ive Fiction\, Poetry\, Film\, Music\, YA and the Oral Tradition are all hi ghlighted. Choose your itinerary and get drunk.....on words.\n\n6 PM\n\nOn e Person’s Trash: 6 PM-The Mix~ Join the editors and friends of One Pers on’s Trash for an evening of homeless stories at The Mix. Alex Nickerson \, Steven Gontarz\, Jake Nau and others will read poetry and creative nonf iction pieces having to do with homelessness. Copies of the latest issue o f One Person’s Trash will be available for purchase from vendors at the door and with any luck\, a locally famous comedian will perform\, shingles pending. 21+\n\nWho Runs the World? Girls: 6 PM-Union Club~Join New York Times Best Selling Author\, Marissa Meyer (The Lunar Chronicles\, Renegade s)\, Karen Harris Tully (The Faarian Chronicles) and Breeana Shields (Pois on’s Kiss) as they present tales from the perspective of the fierce hero ines featured in their YA novels. All Ages.\n\nRadioTacoma: 6 PM-Harmon Ta proom ~ Local author &\; actor\, James A. Gilletti presents “Baptism by Fire”\, the first installment of his anthology “Brackett”\, stori es from the homicide files of Tacoma’s toughest cop. 21+\n\nArt House Ci nema with Jonah Barrett: 6 PM-Artists and Craftsman Supply ~Filmmaker and writer Jonah Barrett presents his latest creation: “Bad Faith.” Jeane\ , an office intern\, struggles to separate the lines between dreams and re ality\, and must fight to keep both her job and sanity as she deals with t he likes of a spiteful coworker and a bloodthirsty sphinx. The film serves as a delightful cocktail of cosmic horror\, existentialism\, lost friends hips\, and office politics – with a Q&\;A afterward where you can ask the director embarrassing questions. All Ages\n\nPuget Sound Poetry Conne ction: 6 PM-King’s Books Store ~PSPC takes over King’s Books for an ev ening of storytelling. Join them for the first hour with writers Michael M agee and Janet Frostad. All Ages\n\n7 PM\n\nAnything Can Happen?- Readings on Inevitability: 7 PM-The Union Club ~University of Puget Sound showcase s students Ella Frazer\, Hannah Monsour\, Robbie Diaz\, Ariane Farris\, Am y Griggs\, Allexxa Brooks and Benjamin Fallis as they explore the theme of the inevitable. All Ages\n\nDrunken Telegraph- King Harvest: 7 PM-Black K ettle Bites and Brew ~You don’t get to enjoy the fruits of your labor wi thout some sacrifice. Drunken Telegraph co-founders Megan Sukys and Tad Mo nroe\, having both grown up in farming communities\, share real-life stori es about what it takes to reap what you sow. 21+\n\nPuget Sound Poetry Con nection: 6 PM-King’s Books Store ~PSPC takes over King’s Books for an evening of storytelling. Join them for the first hour with writers James C obb and Glenna Cook. All Ages\n\nRejection Notice: 7 PM-Doyle’s Public H ouse~ Dear Creative Colloquy Crawl Attendee\, Thank you for submitting you r work. We greatly appreciate the chance to read it. However\, we don’t feel like this piece is right for us at this time. While we know this isn ’t the best news\, please realize our editors are heartless creatures wi th elitist self-righteous opinions. In the meantime\, Joshua Swainston hos ts Michael Magee (Cinder of My Better Angels)\, Melissa Thayer (The Storie s We Don’t Tell)\, and Daniel Wolfert in an exploration of rejection\, 7 pm at Doyle’s Public House. Good luck in placing your written work elsew here.\n\nPünk Rilke: 7 PM-The Mix ~Poet and musician Michael Haeflinger w ill create improvised experimental soundscapes set to poems by German poet Rainer Maria Rilke. Show will be accompanied by video art from Berlin art ist Stephen Mooney. 21+\n\n8 PM\n\nLies\, Damn Lies and Half-Truths: 8 PM- Doyle’s Public House ~Life\, if you’re a writer it’s just good fodde r for your work. CC Alumni\, Jenni Prange Boran\, Sam Snoek-Brown (Hagridd en\, Where There is Ruin) and Jonah Barrett (City of Weird) will weave fic tional tales around true events.\nFollowed by a gameshow style Q&\;A wi th Jonny Eberle\, will you be able to tell reality from fiction in their s tories? Additionally Snoek-Brown will be donating that evening’s book sa les proceeds to a good cause with Hagridden benefitting SPLC and Where The re is Ruin aiding hurricane relief efforts. That’s a fact. 21+\n\nPuget Sound Poetry Connection: 8 PM-King’s Books Store ~PSPC takes over King ’s Books for an evening of storytelling. Join them for the third hour wi th writers Kristi Rozdilsky and Dave Warner. All Ages\n\nTahoma West Prese nts: 8 PM-The Union Club ~Join UWT students\, past and present as they wea ve their tales. Beck Adelante\, Caitlyn McFarland\, Alex Nickerson\, Jenny Miller and Jake Nau will read a variety of literary works including poetr y and essays. All Ages\n\nSongs and the Stories They Tell – The Other Si de of the Coin: 8 PM-Harmon Taproom ~Inspired by the many music podcasts t hat merge the interview format with live performance\, singer songwriter T ravis Barker will be performing songs that have a story\, including many f rom his forthcoming album. Tad Monroe will be interviewing Travis througho ut about the stories that his songs tell and his process as a songwriter. Mix in some poetry\, special guest performers\, and maybe even some questi ons from the audience. This will be an interactive and engaging look at th e stories that Travis’ songs tell on the theme The Other Side of the Coi n – songs about the broken hearted\, outlaws\, addicts\, and war torn ve terans to name a few. 21+\n\nA Black Girl’s Guide to Voluntary Commitmen t: 8 PM-Black Kettle Bites and Brew ~Kellie Richardson (BrownBetty253) sha res a deeply personal story of battling mental illness and hanging up souv enirs in what she calls “The Museum of Me.” 21+\n\nThis year's venues include:\n\nKing's Books\nBlack Kettle Bites and Brew\nDoyle's Public Hous e\nHarmon Taproom\nThe Mix\nArtist and Craftsman Supply\n&\;\nThe Union Club\n\nA thank you to this year's partnering curators and organizations: Drunken Telegraph\, Puget Sound Poetry Connection\, Tacoma Poet Laureate Kellie Richardson\, Michael Haeflinger\, University of Puget Sound\, One P erson's Trash and Tahoma West. 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