Lydia Griffen, Writer: Redident Artist Creative Writing Department
Lydia grew up in the Kennebunkport Inn in Kennebunkport, Maine. She has a BA from Colorado College and received her MFA in Writing from Spalding University. Lydia is the past-president of the Colorado Independent Publishers Association and the current Resident Artist in Writing for the Teton Arts Council in Teton County, Idaho. Lydia is the author of two children's picture books, BeBa and The Curious Creature Catchers (Laffin Minor Press 2006) and Prunes and Rupe (Filter Press 2007). Lydia is the Director of Lodging and Property Management at Grand Targhee Resort. She has a passion for people, travel, writing, reading, and teaching. Lydia lives high in the Rocky Mountains with her husband, Michael Hudacsko, and their enormously slobbery dog named Mason.
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Writers' Group
led by Lydia Griffin
every 3rd Thursday of the Month at 6:30 pm
No Session for December--Happy Holidays!
Next Session, January 15, 2010
Sessions are held at Teton Education Center, 210 N. Main Street, Driggs (enter at back door)
Please bring 5 pages of writing photocopied 6 times. If you don't have 5 pages-- just bring what you have. If you have questions, feel free to call Lydia at (970) 409-8857.
New Art Center
The Teton Arts council is working hard to create an arts center in downtown Driggs. A central location with easy access for children and adults will help us to better serve the community. We anticipate that this center will be a thriving cultural hub that offers artistic education and opportunity to all valley residents. Please help us design this center by taking this quick survey. Your feedback is very valuable to us.
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Our Sponsors
Many of the programs offered by The Teton Arts Council would not be possible without the generous support of our sponsors. We greatly appreciate your support and participation.
We are equally grateful for the countless members of our community that have stepped up to the plate to volunteer time, talent, and sometimes a little money of their own.
Our Mission
The mission of the Teton Arts Council is to develop, nurture, and celebrate our cultural life through education, performances, exhibitions, and community opportunities.
The Teton Arts Council also seeks opportunities to enhance cultural tourism and contribute to the strengthening of our local economy.