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Daily RTGXI 2002 Schedule*
*As of 10/8/2002 - Subject to Change
Venue Change:
Due to upcoming construction in the Keystone Theater Building, we have moved some of our workshops and panels to another building called The Rhodes Center. This used to be part of the University of Puget Sound Law School. Very nice site. The Law School itself was sold to Seattle University in Seattle a couple of years ago. Not the building, the school; books and professors and other movable objects. Funny, eh? The Rhodes Center is a privately owned business which houses a small conference canter on the fifth floor. The University of Washington is sponsoring this site. The good news: It is two blocks from the Sheraton. The bad news: It is further away from the other venues.
RTGXI
Open Venues
(Limited Public Access)
Wednesday
Evening: 6:00 - 10:00 PM
Film and Video Screening
Washington State History Museum Auditorium 1911 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma
Thursday
Evening: 6:00 PM - Midnight
Reading Gala
Temple Theater Landmark Convention Center 47 St. Helen's Avenue, Tacoma
Friday Afternoon 2-5 pm,
Authors’ Reception, Book Sale & Signing
University Bookstore
Includes Guest authors and attending authors with books
FREE
Saturday
Evening - 7:00 PM
Open Mike & A Play by Red Eagle Soaring Theater: "CEDARS"
Washington State History Museum Auditorium 1911 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma
Sunday
Afternoon: 1:00 - 4:00 PM
Northwest Writers' Showcase
Washington State History Museum Auditorium 1911 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma
*****
There
is a $10 Fee At-The-Door for the Temple Reading!
For Events at WSHM Auditorium There Will Be a Donation Box in the Foyer!
Wednesday, October 9th
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Registration (Whidbey room) UWT Sponsored Rhodes Center |
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Film Screenings: Phil Lucas, Teresa
Brownwolf Powers, Rosemary Gibbons Washington State History Museum Auditorium OPEN VENUE |
Thursday, October 10th
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Registration (Grand Lobby) UWT Sponsored Rhodes Center, Vendors all day (Rhodes Center, Grand Lobby) |
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Literary Criticism I: 8:30-10 am Fiction I: Papers, Presentations
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Poetry Workshop For Youth The Presentation Part 1 Publishing workshop Play Making I |
The Native American Journalist:
Duty & Responsibility |
The Play’s The Thing |
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Reading: Temple Theater, doors open at 6 pm, reading 7-Midnight, $10 general public Linda Hogan, Lee Miracle, Nora Naranjo-Morse,
Duane Niatum, Susan Power, Richard Van Camp UBS Book Table OPEN VENUE |
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Friday, October 11th
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Registration (Grand Lobby) UWT Sponsored Rhodes Center Vendors all day (Rhodes Center, Grand Lobby) |
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Literary Criticism II: Fiction II:
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The Presentation Part 2
Play Making 2
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Storytelling Workshop Scholarship: Criticism in the
New Millenium |
Screenwriting:
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Authors’ Reception,
Book Sale & Signing University Bookstore 2-5 pm, OPEN VENUE |
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Film Screening & Talk |
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RTGXI 2002 Banquet, Sheraton Tacoma Ballroom, 6-10 pm, Dinner, Readings, Northwest Honors) |
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Saturday, October 12th
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Vans to TESC Longhouse 9 am |
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Traditional Storytelling Bruce
Miller, Host |
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Open Mic Reading and 2 plays 7 pm
– midnight "Cedars" by Red Eagle Soaring Theater
& New play by Playmaking workshop group UBS Book Table OPEN VENUE |
Sunday, October 13th
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Brown Bagger's Glass Blowing Demonstration Northwest Writers Showcase OPEN VENUE |