Georgia Writers Museum to host live/virtual workshop
From staff reports
EATONTON — The Georgia Writers Museum here is holding a workshop on writing family stories Saturday. The workshop will be led by educator-turned-author Susan Beckham Zurenda.
Since the workshop will be held both live at the museum’s 109 S. Jefferson Ave. location in Eatonton and virtually, all interested parties have an opportunity to participate.
The workshop is the first of several programs being planned at the middle Georgia museum in the coming weeks, officials at the Georgia Writers Museum said.
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