January 31 • 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Write poetry in Mark Twain’s beautiful historic home!
Unlock the timeless secrets of the Victorian language of flowers in this unique poetry workshop at the Mark Twain House, led by Glastonbury Poet Laureate and Master Teaching Artist Victoria Nordlund. Discover how each bloom tells a story and learn to infuse your love poems with rich floral symbolism. Perfect for poets of all levels—or anyone seeking to create a meaningful Valentine’s gift. Bring your creativity, and let your words blossom.
Tickets are $45, and $40 for museum members.
Victoria Nordlund is the Poet Laureate of Glastonbury CT, an adjunct professor at the University of Connecticut, and lead master teaching artist of the The Nook Farm Writers Collaborative at The Mark Twain House & Museum. Her poetry collections Wine-Dark Sea and Binge Watching Winter on Mute are published by Main Street Rag. She is a Best of the Net and Pushcart Prize Nominee, whose work has appeared in PANK Magazine, Rust+Moth, Chestnut Review, Pidgeonholes, Connecticut Literary Anthology, Maudlin House, trampset, and elsewhere.