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I Can't Write Songs with Woody Guthrie Center

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Discover the power of storytelling through songwriting as you learn the power of melody, metaphors and rhythm. You’ll be guided through the creative process as you learn how to write emotion-filled verses and unforgettable hooks! Participants will receive a notebook and pen to use on their songwriting journey! 

Step out of your comfort zone and try something new at the I Can’t workshops held in-person and online on Saturdays. Think you can’t sculpt, draw, or write songs? Think again! Free and open to the public. Attend this workshop in-person at the McKeon Center for Creativity, 910 S. Boston Ave. or watch online live: https://tulsacc.hosted.panopto.com/Panopto/Pages/Viewer.aspx?id=bce6fb3b-1f45-4a16-887a-b1500159a1a0

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OPEN CALL FOR ARTISTS: Please Touch the Art

DEADLINE: Monday, July 15, 10 am CT. Submit up to three artworks for possible inclusion in the popular exhibition “Please Touch the Art” at the McKeon Center for Creativity in downtown Tulsa. The exhibition will engage all five senses, with a focus on visitors who are blind or visually impaired, TPS students, and anyone who wants to experience art in new and exciting ways. Artworks in all media will be considered, with strong preference given to works that engage touch, sound, smell, taste, and/or include participatory elements. Do not submit work that cannot be touched. Proposals for new work or works-in-progress will also be considered. Artists selected for the exhibition will be paid a $150 honorarium after the artwork is delivered, and artwork may be offered for sale with no commission assessed. Exhibition is at the artist’s own risk. The deadline is Monday, July 15 at 10 am Central Time, and the exhibition will be on display from September 3 – October 31.

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  • Metro Campus, McKeon Center for Creativity

I Can't Identify Plants with Tulsa Garden Center

Become a backyard botanist for better home plant care. Learn new ways of looking at leaves, stems, and flowers to better identify plants in their landscapes. Participants will come away with a fresh perspective and new lens in looking at the natural world. Free and open to the public. Attend this workshop in-person at the McKeon Center for Creativity, 910 S. Boston Ave. Or, watch it online live using this link: https://tulsacc.hosted.panopto.com/Panopto/Pages/Viewer.aspx?id=9bef9db2-a17a-4451-be62-b15001567a78

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  • Metro Campus, McKeon Center for Creativity