Lesbian Pulp

October 7 & 8, 7–10pm Free; advanced reservations required. RSVP at: https://goo.gl/forms/dyJRkEhuKuByfep02 Artist Kiki Loveday (née kerrie welsh) leads a series of paper-making workshops in a program called Lesbian Pulp, an experiment in queer community, storytelling, and historiography. Participants will use recycled materials (such as lesbian pulp novels and personal ephemera) to create paper on which to write love letters and stories of encounter. The program is a component of “What You Love,” a project produced by Loveday as part of The Huntington’s contemporary arts initiative /five, in partnership with Women’s Center for Creative Work. Participants may attend individual sessions or the full series. Oct. 7 – Paper-making workshop. Participants will be guided through the process of paper-making, using materials they have brought to recycle into “lesbian pulp.” Over a casual potluck dinner, the group will share stories and work collaboratively. Oct. 8 – Storytelling and letter writing workshop. Participants will share, work collaboratively, and write their stories or letters on the paper they have made. Parking, Accessibility & Transportation Info: http://womenscenterforcreativework.com/visitor-info/ Our program costs go directly towards compensation of the instructors and staffers who work the event. We want to make programming as accessible as possible to anyone who is interested, however, so we offer volunteer opportunities in exchange for membership, as well as free community tickets to each program (number varies depending on capacity of the class). Email info@wccw.us for more info or to find out more about these opportunities for a specific event. Member Pricing Info: Torchbearer level members get 20% off all Regular Tickets while Warrior level members and above can attend for free. The free spots are first come, first served, and make up 25% of the program capacity. Sign up to be a member to get your discount code! Email info@wccw.us with any questions.