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A new Artist’s Way Workbook Club, a 12-week peer-based program designed to support local artists, writers and creative individuals, plans to launch in February.
Creative Haverhill, along with Nate Robertson, plans a Jan. 7 information session to explain the benefits of building consistent creative practices while fostering meaningful community by working through Julia Cameron’s “The Artist’s Way” in a supportive, low-pressure environment.
The Artist’s Way Workbook Club brings together a small group of six to 12 participants to in-person weekly sessions. It is intentionally structured to place psychological safety, encouragement and accessibility on top. Sessions follow a consistent weekly format, including creative check-ins, reflections on Morning Pages and Artist Dates, guided chapter discussions, playful creative prompts and shared intentions for the week ahead.
Creative Haverhill host an online information session Wednesday, Jan. 7, from 7-8 p.m., via Zoom with link and registration found here. The session is open to anyone curious about the program, regardless of artistic discipline or prior experience with The Artist’s Way.