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House of Morrow Artist Spotlight:
KERRY MOYER | August 3rd
Kerry Moyer is the author of three previous full-length poetry collections, Rust & Weeds, Dirt Road, and Turnpike Prairie, published by Kellogg Press. His forthcoming book, Salt, is published by local Meadowlark Press and will be released later this month at his book launch event at Middle Ground.
Kerry works as a mental health professional to guide struggling youth. Kerry is a gravel cycling enthusiast who has completed 1,000 miles of 100-mile cycling race events. He holds a fifth-degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do and a first-degree black belt in Hapkido and has studied various other martial arts. He enjoys leatherwork, woodwork, tinkering, and playing guitar. He lives with his family in Emporia, Kansas.
Past Events, Projects & Galleries
Past Events, Projects & Galleries
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Diverse Voices
Voces Diversas
Adult Education Center Mural & Patio Project
Live Local Music & Poetry
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DIVERSE VOICES
House of Morrow and Walnut Elementary School fifth graders dove into a creative writing literacy program earlier this year. The culmination of the program is a collection of the students’ writings in an anthology published by local independent press, Meadowlark Books.
Funding this project was made possible by the United Way United for Racial Equity Grant, Emporia Community Foundation, House of Morrow, and Meadowlark Press.
AEC MURAL PROJECT
The AEC Mural & Patio Project, a collaboration between House of Morrow and Flint Hills Technical College, aims to create a vibrant, welcoming space for adult learners.
It features flowerbeds, a pergola, and a public mural, enhancing the center's atmosphere. Led by Vicki Schweinler, the project combines AEC funding and House of Morrow's contributions to inspire and transform the learning environment.
LIVE LOCAL MUSIC & POETRY
Thanks to the support of generous community partners who share their platforms, we're able to spotlight local artists and storytellers. These collaborations help us bring people together through live music, poetry, and the power of shared creative expression.
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