July 11-17, 2022
Adult workshops $895/$805 for Fishtrappers; Youth workshops $550
Take a weeklong writing workshop in your favorite genre: fiction, nonfiction, poetry, memoir, or short story. Each workshop is limited to no more than 13 participants, giving you the opportunity to build connections with a world-class instructor and your fellow writers. Throughout the week, we’ll bring the best of Summer Fishtrap to you through craft talks, discussions, open mics, readings, and a special 35th Anniversary Celebration.
We are happy to be back to in-person events! Join us at Wallowa Lake Lodge — we’ll be celebrating 35 years of Summer Fishtrap so there will be some extra excitement during the week.
We’ve heard that lodging is filling quickly near Wallowa Lake for Summer Fishtrap week and recommend confirming your cabin or camp spot sooner than later. Call Wallowa Lake Lodge to reserve a room for the week at 541-432-9821 or contact The Wallowa County Chamber of Commerce to find lodging options to fit most any budget.
Weeklong Workshops
KICKOFF – Songs of the People
Thursday, January 9
Unabashed, Unafraid, Unashamed: Women Fighters on the Front Line of Oregon’s Labor Movement with Moe Bowstern
Wednesday, January 15
Screening of the Disney musical, Newsies
Friday, January 17
Screening of the documentary film, The Wobblies
Saturday, January 18
The story of a Wallowa Love song written by a jailed Wobblie in Centralia
Tuesday, January 21
Book Discussion – Enterprise
Wednesday, January 22
Industrial Workers of the World 1905-1935 with Aaron Goings
Thursday, January 23
Screening of the documentary film, The Wobblies
Thursday, January 23
Book Discussion – La Grande
Friday, January 24
Book Discussion – Wallowa
Wednesday, January 29
Youth
KICKOFF – Songs of the People
Thursday, January 9
Unabashed, Unafraid, Unashamed: Women Fighters on the Front Line of Oregon’s Labor Movement with Moe Bowstern
Wednesday, January 15
Yearlong Workshops
KICKOFF – Songs of the People
Thursday, January 9
Unabashed, Unafraid, Unashamed: Women Fighters on the Front Line of Oregon’s Labor Movement with Moe Bowstern
Wednesday, January 15