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Sapperton Community Arts Association

The Sapperton Community Arts Association fosters creativity and connection through inclusive arts programs and workshops, empowering individuals to explore their artistic potential and build community through shared experiences.

Share your voice at our June Open Mic&nbsp; &nbsp;🎭Featured Poet: Aaron Hunter. Host: Jenny GarchaAaron Hunter has been writing poetry for as long as he can remember, scribbling in the margins in class and memorizing stanzas on bus rides. He is inspired by life&rsquo;s occasions from the mundane to the momentous, the silliness to the sorrows. He is a poet, performer, writer and visual artist. His work explores topics such as mental health, healing, and his identity as a queer transgender man. He is currently a student at Douglas College and he organizes and hosts &ldquo;Brave Voices,&rdquo; a weekly poetry open mic in Port Moody. Following Aaron, there will be an open mic. All experience levels are welcome. Hosted by Sapperton Community Arts Association

June Open Mic with Aaron Hunter

WHAT: Open Mic WHERE: <a fr-original-style="" href="https://www.moodswingbar.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: initial; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">Moodswing Coffee + Bar</a>&nbsp;WHEN: Friday April 24, 2026; 7pm-9pmHOW: by donation at the door (PWYC)WHO (hosts): SAPP x Moodswing Coffee + Bar

SAPP Poetry Month Open Mic

Penning the ParagraphA Playshop on Prose Poetry Wednesday, April 8, 6-9pm PDT There&rsquo;s haiku, there&rsquo;s sonnets, there&rsquo;s free verse &ndash; and then there&rsquo;s prose poetry. We&rsquo;ll ditch the lines and write beautiful/interesting/shocking/strange sentences, and like Tom Snarsky and Amy Lowell before use, compose poetic paragraphs.A collaboration between SAPP Zine and RCLAS (Royal City Literary Arts Society.) Suggested donation: $15 to $35 in support of the Sapperton Community Arts Association Presented by Isabella Mori

Penning The Paragraph

Tarot Magic - Online WorkshopR.F. Kuang says &quot;Writing is the closest thing we have to real magic.&rdquo;&nbsp; Let&rsquo;s get even closer to magic by seeing how tarot can help with writing. We&rsquo;ll look at ways to use tarot for prompts, as a writing aid, and to explore ourselves as writers.&nbsp; No experience with tarot needed, and you don&rsquo;t need a tarot deck. Isabella Mori, M.Ed., writes everything that&rsquo;s not nailed down, from short to long fiction to nonfiction to poetry. They are the author of three book with and about poetry, including &ldquo;A bagful of haiku,&rdquo; and a book about mental health, &ldquo;Believe Me.&rdquo; They run Canada&rsquo;s most unusual poetry prize, Muriel&rsquo;s Journey. Isabella has been practicing tarot for a few decades. Hosted by the Sapperton Community Arts Association.&nbsp;Your registration helps support inclusive arts programs and workshops in our community. 🎨

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