There are myriad ways to become an engaged literary citizen in Boston! Here are just a few.
1.
EVER WRITE A GRANT? STAGED AN EVENT? PUT ON A PROGRAM?
WE NEED YOU.
WE NEED YOU.
The Lit District is always looking for volunteers to help keep things big and vibrant. Have you ever written a grant application, or think you could? Helped out with staging an event or brought together different parties to put on a program? Acted as an all-around jack (or jill) of all trades to help a process run smoothly? If you have time and passion for the literary arts, we’d love for you to join the effort.
2.
WANT TO HOST A LITERARY PROGRAM OR EVENT?
WE WANT YOU.
WE WANT YOU.
Does your organization want to become involved in putting on a literary-themed program, or would you like to partner with a literary group to stage an event? Do you have a venue within Boston’s Literary District to host or stage a literary happening? If so, we need each other!
3.
BE AN EXECUTIVE, CORPORATE, OR ASSOCIATE PARTNER.
JOIN US.
JOIN US.
Might your institution want to become one of the Boston Literary District’s executive partners? It does not have to be a literary group. We welcome corporate partners, too. Or Is there a place for your organization as an associate partner?
4.
GIVE.
THANK YOU.
THANK YOU.
Programming initiatives often involve costs. You can participate in Literary District activities by making a donation.
To learn more about how to participate, contact us.
Did You Know?
Both Tobias Wolff (This Boy’s Life) and Russell Banks (Continental Drift) were guest editors at Ploughshares.