A vintage typewriter sits in the foreground against a cream background with bold orange text reading "A READING TO FIGHT HUNGER" and "THE Magic Barrel PRESENTS" above it.

Stone Soup Corvallis Inc

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Magic Barrel Presents: A Reading to Fight HungerJoin us for an evening of readings by local authors and help feed our community at the same time! Your registration supports Stone Soup Corvallis in providing free, nutritious meals--365 days a year--no questions asked, in a manner that honors the dignity of each diner served. READERS:Kelli Russell Agodon &nbsp; &nbsp;Michael Copperman&nbsp;Eric Dickey &nbsp;Lauren Kessler&nbsp;John Larison&nbsp;Kate Alice Marshall&nbsp;Lex Runciman&nbsp;Rosiee Thor&nbsp;Emcee: Madeline McConnellMusic: Us &amp; Them Doors at 6 PM, event at 7. <a fr-original-style="" href="https://www.magicbarrel.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; -webkit-user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">https://www.magicbarrel.org/</a> Learn more about Stone Soup Corvallis here:<a fr-original-style="" href="https://stonesoupcorvallis.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; -webkit-user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">https://stonesoupcorvallis.org/</a> The Mid-Willamette Valley&rsquo;s premier literary event, The Magic Barrel: A Reading to Fight Hunger, is held each fall in Corvallis, Oregon, to raise funds to feed hungry people in our area. This unique event which began in 1993 is named after Bernard Malamud&rsquo;s story by that title, The Magic Barrel, and features writers from around Oregon sharing their fiction, poetry, and works of nonfiction in brief readings. The evening begins and ends with live music, beer, and wine, with all proceeds benefiting Stone Soup Corvallis. The audience enjoys readings by novelists, poets, short story writers, and nonfiction writers. Courtesy of Corvallis&rsquo; local bookstore Grass Roots Books and Music, the authors&rsquo; books are made available to buy at the event, with all proceeds from the sales donated to Stone Soup. The event is supported by a major contribution from the OSU Center for the Humanities at Oregon State University, where Malamud once taught, and is organized by a group of Corvallis writers and readers.

Hi First name, Thank you for registering for our event and supporting our cause. Your registration greatly helps our mission. 🚀 If you would like to contribute further, contact us to become a volunteer, or talk to your friends about our cause! John Friedrick director@stonesoupcorvallis.org

Magic Barrel Presents: A Reading to Fight HungerJoin us for an evening of readings by local authors and help feed our community at the same time! Your registration supports Stone Soup Corvallis in providing free, nutritious meals--365 days a year--no questions asked, in a manner that honors the dignity of each diner served. READERS:Kelli Russell Agodon    Michael Copperman Eric Dickey  Lauren Kessler John Larison Kate Alice Marshall Lex Runciman Rosiee Thor Emcee: Madeline McConnellMusic: Us &amp; Them Doors at 6 PM, event at 7. <a href="https://www.magicbarrel.org/" target="_blank">https://www.magicbarrel.org/</a> Learn more about Stone Soup Corvallis here:<a href="https://stonesoupcorvallis.org/" target="_blank">https://stonesoupcorvallis.org/</a> The Mid-Willamette Valley’s premier literary event, The Magic Barrel: A Reading to Fight Hunger, is held each fall in Corvallis, Oregon, to raise funds to feed hungry people in our area. This unique event which began in 1993 is named after Bernard Malamud’s story by that title, The Magic Barrel, and features writers from around Oregon sharing their fiction, poetry, and works of nonfiction in brief readings. The evening begins and ends with live music, beer, and wine, with all proceeds benefiting Stone Soup Corvallis. The audience enjoys readings by novelists, poets, short story writers, and nonfiction writers. Courtesy of Corvallis’ local bookstore Grass Roots Books and Music, the authors’ books are made available to buy at the event, with all proceeds from the sales donated to Stone Soup. The event is supported by a major contribution from the OSU Center for the Humanities at Oregon State University, where Malamud once taught, and is organized by a group of Corvallis writers and readers.

Stone Soup Corvallis Inc

Magic Barrel Presents: A Reading to Fight Hunger

115 SW 2nd St

General Admission (Advance)

$12

General Admission (Day-of)

$15

ADA Ticket (Advance)

$12

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