Get Creative at the COMO with an Adult Fiction Writing Course

The Stonington Community Center, Inc. (COMO) is excited to announce the return of their adult course offerings with a Fiction Writing Course taught by Ms. Beverly Doyle. The course follows an eight week process and practice based curriculum, founded upon exploration and exercises in the use of “free write”. Participants practice the craft ofwriting, and progress a piece of their own original work all the way from a first to a final draft. The course fosters a non-judgmental atmosphere and beginners are welcome and encouraged to attend! The course is open to adults 18+ who are looking to get creativeand express themselves through writing! Beverly is a very experienced teacher whose passion for written art truly comes through and inspires students in her courses. It is a class not to be missed! The class will meet Tuesday’s from 6pm-8pm at the Practice Space located at 11 Allen Street in Mystic, beginning on Tuesday, April 7th. The course fee is $80 for members, and $100 for non-members. Should you have any questions about this course or would like to register, please visit our website or call the COMO at (860) 535-2476.

​About The Stonington Community Center:
The Stonington Community Center, fondly known as the COMO, was founded on April 1, 1946 with the main goals of strengthening families and community. The first COMO programs included high school aged basketball, junior baseball teams, arts and crafts classes, teenage weekend dances and more. Over the years the COMO campus has grown to include its own classrooms, paddle tennis courts, Thrift Shop, tennis courts, art and pottery studio, annex, and soccer fields. The COMO provides a wide range of educational, enrichment, athletic, family and community partnership programs throughout the year. Located in the Stonington Borough, the Stonington Community Center has become an irreplaceable part of the Stonington community, serving countless children and families of the surrounding areas, regardless of financial need. For more information visit www.thecomo.org.