2012
Jun. 2 Sat. 2-3pm NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY presents CHILDREN'S LITERARY SALON: A Conversation with The Children's Book Illustrators Group. Formed in 1987 by a group of Brooklyn illustrators to share publishing information and industry experiences, The Children's Book Illustrators Group brings together artists with an interest in producing exceptional artwork and books for children. Join DONNA MISKEND, President (Exhibition Curator) VICKY RUBIN (Webmaster, Listserve Manager), MARIA MADONNA DAVIDOFF (Postcard Designer) and others in a discussion of the group's accomplishments and future goals. INFO: http://www.nypl.org/locations/tid/36/node/153639?lref=36%2Fcalendar LOCATION: NYPL, 42nd & Fifth Avenue, Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, Margaret Liebman Berger Forum
Jun. 3 Sun. 12 Noon THE ERIC CARLE MUSEUM presents TALKING ABOUT WORDS AND PICTURES with Author PATRICIA MACLACHLAN. Join us as we engage picture book artists and authors in conversation about their beginnings and their books. Book signing to follow. Doors open for this event at 11:30am. Free, Museum Admission extra. INFO: 413 658 1100 LOCATION: The Eric Carle Museum, 125 West Bay Road | Amherst, MA 01002
Jun. 3 Sun. 2-5pm CBIG THE CHILDREN'S BOOK ILLUSTRATOR GROUP presents illustrator, author PAT CUMMINGS (www.patcummings.com) who will speak about how to editor/art director-proof your work. Portfolios and dummies of members will be reviewed, chosen by lottery. Please make/bring your own name tags. Free to members. Nonmembers: $15 at the door. INFO: http://cbig-nyc.blogspot.com/2012/04/new-improved-cbig-website.html LOCATION: Karpes apt., 163 E. 81st St. (between Lexington and 3rd Avenues), NYC.
Jun. 3 Sun. 4pm POWERHOUSE BOOKS presents DAN YACCARINO and Ame Dyckman reading and autographing their new book Boy and Bot. INFO: 718.666.3049, http://www.powerhousearena.com/ LOCATION: powerHouse Arena, 37 Main St. Brooklyn, NY 11201
Jun. 3 Sun. 4pm POWERHOUSE BOOKS presents DAN YACCARINO and Ame Dyckman reading and autographing their new book Boy and Bot. INFO: 718.666.3049, http://www.powerhousearena.com/ LOCATION: powerHouse Arena, 37 Main St. Brooklyn, NY 11201
Jun. 4-7 NYC BOOK EXPO AMERICA (BEA): the premier publishing event in North America where the book tradition converges with the digital revolution. Discover authors, new titles, new ideas, new technologies, and the passion driving the industry.
INFO: http://www.bookexpoamerica.com/ LOCATION: Javits Center. 655 West 34th Street, New York, N.Y. 10001.
Jun. 7 Thur. 6-8pm BROOKLYN PUBLIC LIBRARY hosts MEET THE ARTIST: SOPHIE BLACKALL. Original drawings and ephemera from Sophie's books will be on display as part of the exhibit DRAWN FROM MY FATHER'S ADVENTURES featuring original art from several of her award-winning books for children. See exhibit information below.
INFO: http://www.brooklynpubliclibrary.org/locations/central LOCATION: Central Library, 10 Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn NY 11238
Jun. 8-10 Fri.-Sun NJ SCBWI 2012 ANNUAL CONFERENCE. With thirty-two editors, agents, and art directors, plus twenty-seven published authors doing workshops and critiques there will be many opportunities to meet and talk with faculty during the weekend. Attendees can sign up for more than one, one-on-one critique, attend 8 workshops or First Page Sessions, have lunches with the editors and agents, can attend a Mix and Mingle with all the faculty.
DAN YACCARINO, KATE DiCAMILLO and STEVE MELTZER, Associate Publisher/ Executive Managing Editor at Dial Books for Young Readers and Dutton Children's Books are among the presenters. The conference offers Intensives Workshops, free group critique sessions, a Bookfair, agent pitch sessions, a juried Illustrator Showcase, and an art portfolio display.
INFO: http://www.regonline.com/builder/site/Default.aspx?EventID=1025139 LOCATION: Wyndham Princeton Forrestal, 900 Scudders Mill Rd., Plainsboro, NJ 08536
Jun. 10 Sun. 4-5pm THE POWERHOUSE ARENA hosts author and artist NAOKO STOOP, reading her new book Red Knit Cap Girl. Naoko will also demonstrate how she creates unique illustrations on canvases made of plywood and brown paper bags. INFO: 718.666.3049, http://www.powerhousearena.com/ LOCATION: powerHouse Arena, 37 Main St. Brooklyn, NY 11201
Jun. 12 Tues. 7:30-9:30pm SCBWI TUESDAY PROFESSIONAL SERIES presents THE REVISION PROCESS with MAGGIE LEHRMAN and LISA GREENWALD. How does an editor help strengthen what an author submits? How does an author handle an editor's suggestions? Maggie Lehrman, Senior Editor with Amulet Books, Abrams Books for Young Readers and one of her authors, Lisa Greenwald, author of the middle-grade novels MY LIFE IN PINK & GREEN, SWEET TREATS & SECRET CRUSHES, and REEL LIFE STARRING US will speak about the author-editor relationship. INFO: www.metro.nyscbwi.org/profseries.htm LOCATION: The Anthroposophical Society, 138 West 15th Street, New York DOORS OPEN AT 7:15PM.
Jun. 12 Tues. 7:30-9:30pm SCBWI TUESDAY PROFESSIONAL SERIES presents THE REVISION PROCESS with MAGGIE LEHRMAN and LISA GREENWALD. How does an editor help strengthen what an author submits? How does an author handle an editor's suggestions? Maggie Lehrman, Senior Editor with Amulet Books, Abrams Books for Young Readers and one of her authors, Lisa Greenwald, author of the middle-grade novels MY LIFE IN PINK & GREEN, SWEET TREATS & SECRET CRUSHES, and REEL LIFE STARRING US will speak about the author-editor relationship. INFO: www.metro.nyscbwi.org/profseries.htm LOCATION: The Anthroposophical Society, 138 West 15th Street, New York DOORS OPEN AT 7:15PM.
Jun. 13-16 Providence, RI ICON7. The Illustration Conference is a non-profit arts organization dedicated to encouraging and inspiring image makers and designers from every corner of the globe. In this age, Illustration and design can be a lonely profession. Though the digital revolution has given us speed and the ability to live and work anywhere we choose- it has made true community a rare commodity.
ICON's programming promises to educate, inform, and inspire, but it is the rare energy of a shared experience that will launch countless creative projects and life-long connections. We hope that you'll join us for a true community experience, where 500 illustrators, designers and image makers come together for a jam-packed weekend marinating with imaginative and inspirational speakers from many different creative fields, including DAN SANTAT, MARSHALL ARISMAN, ADAM REX and JILLIAN TAMAKI. INFO: http://www.theillustrationconference.org/ LOCATION: Providence, Rhode Island.
Jun. 16 Sat. 11am BANK STREET BOOKS presents MELANIE HOPE GREENBERG reading from her book Mermaids on Parade in preparation for the Coney Island Mermaid Parade. Melanie will read and autograph her books. INFO: 212.678.1654 or http://bankstreetbooks.com LOCATION: Bank Street Books, Broadway and West 112th Street, NYC
Jun. 17-24 HIGHLIGHTS FOUNDATION WEEK-LONG WORKSHOP: WRITING FROM THE HEART, a week-long study of children's books for early readers with JOY COWLEY, JILLIAN SULLIVAN, CHRISTINE FRENCH CULLY, LORI RIES, KATHLEEN HAYES, ALYSSA CAPUCILLI, PATRICIA LEE GAUCH, SUZANNE BLOOM, and TIM GILLNER.
Jun. 17-24 HIGHLIGHTS FOUNDATION WEEK-LONG WORKSHOP: WRITING FROM THE HEART, a week-long study of children's books for early readers with JOY COWLEY, JILLIAN SULLIVAN, CHRISTINE FRENCH CULLY, LORI RIES, KATHLEEN HAYES, ALYSSA CAPUCILLI, PATRICIA LEE GAUCH, SUZANNE BLOOM, and TIM GILLNER.
To apply for this class, or for more information about workshops or Highlights scholarship program, e-mail Jo Lloyd, Program Assistant, Highlights Foundation, Inc., at jo.lloyd@HighlightsFoundation.org. Or, phone (toll-free) 877-512-8365.
June 24-July 1 HIGHLIGHTS FOUNDATION WEEK-LONG WORKSHOP: WRITING FICTION FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS. PATRICIA LEE GAUCH leads a faculty of authors, illustrators, editors, and agents who will guide you through exercises in character, plot, tension, humor and dialogue. Faculty includes JILLIAN SULLIVAN, DAVID RICHARDSON, ROBERT J. BLAKE, JOY COWLEY, PETER P. JACOBI, ABBY MCADEN,NANCY MERCADO and HOLLY MCGHEE. To apply for this class, or for more information about workshops or Highlights scholarship program, e-mail Jo Lloyd, Program Assistant, Highlights Foundation, Inc., at jo.lloyd@HighlightsFoundation.org. Or, phone (toll-free) 877-512-8365.
Jun. 30-July 1 TENTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE BOOK, Barcelona, Spain
The Book Conference serves as an inclusive forum for examining the past, current and future role of the book. It proceeds from recognition that although the book is an old medium of expression, it embodies half a millennium's experience of recording knowledge. Its pervasive influence continues to shape newer forms of information technology, while at the same time providing a reference point for innovation.
LOCATION: Universidad Abat Oliba CEU, Barcelona, Spain
INFO: http://www.booksandpublishing.com/conference-2012/Or go to Facebook, Twitter, or Flickr at http://www.BooksandPublishing.com/conference-2012/ .
Jul. 7 Sat. 2-3pm NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY presents CHILDREN'S LITERARY SALON: The Advantages of the Independent Publisher. While huge companies like Scholastic, Macmillan, Harper Collins, etc. may have seemingly unlimited funds to promote their materials, smaller independent publishers have found niche areas missed by some of their bigger competitors. Join CHERYL HUDSON (Just Us Kids), CLAUDIA ZOE BEDRICK (Enchanted Lion Press), and others for a conversation about the advatages and disadvantages of being a David in an era of Goliaths.
INFO: http://www.nypl.org/locations/tid/36/node/153644?lref=36%2Fcalendar LOCATION: NYPL, 42nd & Fifth Avenue, Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, Margaret Liebman Berger Forum
Jul. 14 Sat. 1pm THE ERIC CARLE MUSEUM presents JOY, ENGAGEMENT, AND THE ART OF THE BOOK with PAT CUMMINGS. Whether creating books herself, conducting her annual Children’s Book Boot Camp, teaching Children’s Book Illustration or co-hosting Cover 2 Cover, a talk show about children’s books and the people who create them, Pat Cummings is doing what she loves best. Join her as she shares her stories, talks about her process, and ponders the past, present, and future of children’s books. FREE with Museum Admission or Conference Registration. INFO: 413 658 1100 LOCATION: The Eric Carle Museum, 125 West Bay Road | Amherst, MA 01002
July 15 - July 22, HIGHLIGHTS FOUNDATION WEEK-LONG WORKSHOP: NONFICTION MATTERS. PETER P. JACOBI and other outstanding authors in the field help explore the need for nonfiction from all angles: editorial, business, and, most importantly, from that of the reader and writer. Workshop Leaders are PETER P. JACOBI, CANDACE FLEMING, LARRY DANE BRIMNER, LIONEL BENDER, and STEPHEN R. SWINBURNE, with special guests CAROLYN P. YODER and LAURENCE PRINGLE. To apply for this class, or for more information about workshops or Highlights scholarship program, e-mail Jo Lloyd, Program Assistant, Highlights Foundation, Inc., at jo.lloyd@HighlightsFoundation.org. Or, phone (toll-free) 877-512-8365.
Jul. 16-20 2012 MAZZA SUMMER CONFERENCE: Children's Picture Books with DAN YACCARINO, BORIS KULIKOV, WENDELL MINOR, DAVID DIAZ, PETER MCCARTY and others. INFO: http://www.findlay.edu/offices/resources/mazza/adulteducation/summerconferences/summerconferenceinfo.htm LOCATION: Findlay Univ., 1000 N. Main Street, Findlay, OH 45840-3695
Jul. 19-22 Thur.-Sun. KEYSTONE COLLEGE, PA presents THE GATHERING: A Literature Conference. THE GATHERING is an opportunity to explore your creative impulse through poetry, fiction, nonfiction, poetry, children's literature, film, music, the visual arts, science, dance, and yoga. The program includes lectures, panels, readings, and elective workshops with M. T. ANDERSON, GAIL CARSON LEVINE and others. INFO: http://www.gathering.keystone.edu/Homepage2012menu.html
LOCATION: Hibbard Campus Center, Keyston
Aug. 3-6 L.A. SCBWI SUMMER 2012 CONFERENCE. The very best in the field of children's literature gather for a jam-packed weekend of presentations, critiques, exhibits and festivities. Register soon, the conference WILL sell out. The extensive line up of writers, illustrators, agents, and publishers is online, along with a schedule of events: http://www.scbwi.org/Conference.aspx?Con=10 LOCATION: Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Los Angeles, CA
Sep. 8 Sat. 11am-4pm THE 7TH ANNUAL PRINCETON CHILDREN'S BOOK FESTIVAL. The Princeton community is one that loves the library and loves books. The Princeton Children's Book Festival is a celebration of this pairing. This well attended event continues to grow yearly and promises something for everyone. Here you may meet your favorite author or illustrator, listen to them discuss their work, have a book autographed or just have the opportunity to talk to them about their inspiration.
This is a free rain or shine event that offers many additional fun activities throughout the afternoon. It is an event that should not be missed. INFO: http://princetonlibrary.org/children/festival/index.html
LOCATION: Princeton Public Library and the Alfred Hines Plaza, 65 Witherspoon Street, Princeton, NJ 08542
Sept. 20 Thurs. THE CARLE HONORS 2012 with distinguished honorees LANE SMITH, Artist; KENT BROWN, Executive director of the Highlights Foundation; FRANCES FOSTER, editor at Farrar Strauss Giroux; and CHRISTOPHER, PBS producer. LOCATION: Guastavino's Restaurant. DETAILS TBA
Sept. 23 Sun. BROOKLYN BOOK FESTIVAL is the largest free literary event in New York City, presenting an array of national and international literary stars and emerging authors. One of America’s premier book festivals, this hip, smart diverse gathering attracts thousands of book lovers of all ages to enjoy authors and the festival’s lively literary marketplace.
INFO: http://www.brooklynbookfestival.org/BBF/Home LOCATION: Brooklyn Borough Hall and Plaza, 209 Joralemon Street, Brooklyn NY 11201
Oct. 9 Tues. 7:30pm SCBWI presents PICTURE BOOKS FROM BEGINNING TO END with ALLISON WORTCHE, Associate Editor at Alfred A. Knopf Books for Young Readers. Ms. Wortche will address picture book pacing, narrative arc, beginnings and endings. INFO: http://www.scbwi.org/Regional-Chapters.aspx?R=32&sec=Events LOCATION: The Anthroposophical Society, 138 West 15th St., NYC.
Oct. 24 Wed. SOCIETY OF ILLUSTRATORS presents THE ORIGINAL ART SHOW 2012 Opening.
Information to come. LOCATION: Society of Illustrators, 128 East 63rd St., NYC, NY 10065
Oct. 27 Sat. 2-3pm NYPL CHILDREN'S LITERARY SALON presents CROCKETT JOHNSON AND RUTH KRAUSS: How an Unlikely Couple Found Love, Dodged the FBI, and Transformed Children's Literature.
An illustrated talk by PHILIP NEL, focusing on Johnson and Krauss in the 1950s, the period in which they reinvent the modern picture book, and the FBI places them under surveillance. Working with legendary Harper editor Ursula Nordstrom, Johnson publishes Harold and the Purple Crayon (1955), and Krauss begins her decade-long collaboration with Maurice Sendak, creating the groundbreaking A Hole Is to Dig (1952), A Very Special House (1953) and six others. And FBI builds a file on Johnson, opening his mail, monitoring his bank account, and noting the names of people who visited or phoned. Drawing from the biography (forthcoming September 2012) that shares its title with this talk, Nel offers a story of art, publishing, politics, and the power of the imagination. INFO: http://www.nypl.org/locations/tid/36/node/152937?lref=36%2Fcalendar
LOCATION: NYPL, 42nd St. and 5th Ave., Stephen A. Schwarzman Bldg., South Court Auditorium
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Feb. 9-May 26, 2012 THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR CHILDREN'S ILLUSTRATED LITERATURE hosts THE FANTASTIC WORLD OF DAN YACCARINO. Yaccarino's internationally recognized art style has earned him a large following in Japan, exhibits in New York, Los Angeles, Tokyo, and Rome, and a visit to the White House. His work has been recognized with a host of awards including the prestigious Bologna Ragazzi, The New York Times 10 Best Illustrated, ALA Notable and the Parents Choice Award. INFO: 325.673.4586 / http://www.nccil.org/experience/artists/Yaccarino/index.htm LOCATION: 102 Cedar / Abilene, Texas 79601
Mar. 3-Jun. 3, 2012 THE BROOKLYN CHILDREN'S MUSEUM presents A TRAVELING EXHIBIT CELEBRATING CHILDREN'S BOOKS. Quilts by MURIEL FELDSHUH will be displayed in the Library of the Museum. Contributors include ALIKI, EVE BUNTING, PAT CUMMINGS, MELANIE HOPE GREENBERG, BETSY LEWIN and MO WILLIAMS. INFO: www.brooklynkids.org, 718.735.4400. LOCATION: Brooklyn Children's Museum, 145 Brooklyn, Ave., Brooklyn N.Y. 11213
Feb. 7 - June 10, 2012 THE ERIC CARLE MUSEUM presents WE ARE THE SHIP: THE STORY OF NEGRO LEAGUE BASEBALL with paintings by KADIR NELSON from his book of the same name. INFO: 413.658.1100, www.carlemuseum.org/Programs_Events/Upcoming LOCATION: The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art, 125 West Bay Road, Amherst MA 01002
May 18 - June 15, 2012 FAB CAFE & EAST VILLAGE VISITORS CENTER GALLERY presents the work of artist YOU BYUN. You is a children's book illustrator and author whose first book will be published in 2013 by Penguin Books. Her work can be seen at: www.youbyun.com LOCATION: 75 East 4th Street, NYC (between 2nd Avenue and Bowery).
May-August 24, 2012 BROOKLYN PUBLIC LIBRARY presents DRAWN FROM MY FATHER'S ADVENTURES, original art by SOPHIE BLACKALL. The Brooklyn-based Australian artist (www.sophieblackall.com) has illustrated over twenty award-winning books for children. Blackall’s first book for adults, Missed Connections: Love, Lost & Found (Workman Publishing; October 2011), began as a blog in early 2009 and continues today as a series of paintings based on real, anonymous messages posted online by lovelorn strangers.
INFO: http://www.brooklynpubliclibrary.org/locations/central LOCATION: Central Library, 10 Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn NY 11238
Oct. 24 - Dec. 22, 2012 THE SOCIETY OF ILLUSTRATORS presents THE ORIGINAL ART SHOW 2012. LOCATION: Society of Illustrators, 128 East 63rd St., New York, NY 10065
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MAY 10, 2012 CALL FOR ENTRY, CALL FOR ARTISTS "From Mice to Monsters: Illustrations for Children"
Exhibit will run June 28 - July 22, 2012 Deadline for submissions: May 10, 2012
440 Gallery is hosting "From Mice to Monsters: Illustrations for Children." This juried theme exhibition will feature children's book illustrations, published or unpublished, and any work which focuses on children as an audience.
The juror for "From Mice to Monsters: Illustrations for Children" is Buket Erdogan. Buket has illustrated children's books for Orchard Books, Simon and Schuster, and Harper Collins. Three of Buket's "Mouse's First" series were New York Times Best Sellers.
ELIGIBILITY: All artists who currently reside or work in the USA are eligible to apply. We are open to all media: paintings, drawings, sculpture, photography, prints, mixed and new media, as long as the content appeals to children.
REQUIREMENTS: Work must be ready to hang. Sculpture must be provided with shelf and anchoring for secure wall mounting, wall mounted monitors must be provided for videos.
FEES: The entry fee of $30 will cover the submission of up to three (3) works of art. If more than three works are submitted, only the first three will be considered.
All submissions must be available for sale. The gallery will take 20% of sales as a commission.
INFO: www.440gallery.com LOCATION: 440 Gallery, 440 Sixth Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11215.
NO DEADLINE - Publishers LEE & LOW have a new imprint, Tu Books, which is open to unsolicited submissions. They focus on diverse fantasy and science fiction for middle graders and young adult, particularly stories that feature people of color as main characters. They are looking for all sorts of settings and stories, for ages 8-18. INFO: www.leeandlow.com/p/tu.mhtml
NO DEADLINE - Milkweed Editions invites writers to submit their works of fiction for middle-grade readers for the Milkweed Prize for Children’s Literature. The winning author will receive a $10,000 cash prize and publication of their novel by Milkweed Editions. * * * We are now accepting submissions for the 2012 prize. There is no deadline for submissions, all manuscripts submitted to Milkweed Editions for publication will be considered for the prize. * * * Complete information: http://tinyurl.com/4ld3c3s
NO DEADLINE Global Icon Art Competition at Flink.
Are you ready to make your mark? Enter the Flink12 Global Icon Art Competition to see your art published and promoted on a global social network and win a contract to work for Flink12.
Calling all artists and graphic designers, use your creative genius and enter the Flink12 icon art competition. Become a Flink12 artist with your art featured and promoted globally through the Flink12 network. Design original, fun and highly expressive icons that are used as status update icons for the Flink12 social network. Status update icons are used by hoards of Flinkers every day and are used on the web and on mobile devices by Apple and Android.
Read more about eligibility, preparing your entry, technical requirements, deadlines and the selection process at www.Flink12.com.
If you are selected for publication of a feature set, Flink12 will commission you on a work for hire contract for a minimum US $3,000 contract to create feature icon sets for global publication on Flink12. Flink12 may select more than one artist to create feature icon sets. Artists may also be selected to create custom artwork for other aspects of Flink12.
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INFORMATION FOR RECURRING EVENTS:
BOOKS OF WONDER 18 West 18th Street; New York, NY 10011 (212) 989-3270
ILLUSTRATORS AT THE GUILD A booming group of enthusiastic artists who share the love of children's publishing. Join our meetings to rub elbows with industry editors and art directors. Learn and get the inside scoop. Meetings will focus on all genres of illustration, in traditional and digital illustration. Meetings are held on every first Thursday of the month. Get your portfolio reviewed. Hear the success stories of children's book illustrators, share news, get feedback and network over refreshments. The meeting is free to Guild members and Non-members. Time/Date: 1st Thursday of every month, 6:30pm.
Location: 32 Broadway, Suite #1114, NYC 10004
/Chair: Gerard Lilavois falconclan@hotmail.com Directions: take the 2,3 to Wall St. 4,5 Bowling Green.
New School University Writing for Children Forum: Alvin Johnson/J.M Kaplan Hall, 66 W. 12th St., Rm. 510 Admission:
$5; free to all students and New School faculty, staff, and alumni w/ID/Tickets: The New School Box Office, 66 W. 12th St., main floor, M-F, 1-7p.m./ Reservations and inquiries can be made by emailing boxoffice@newschool.edu or calling 212.229.5488
Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI) Metro New York Tuesday Professional Series http://home.nyc.rr.com/scbwimetrony/
Location:
The Anthroposophical Society, New York Branch
, 138 West 15th Street
(between 6th Ave. & 7th Ave.)
Doors open at 6:45pm.
Meetings run from 7-9pm.
$15 for SCBWI members,
$20 for nonmembers.
Payment is accepted at the door. Attendance limited to 80 people.
SCBWI Metro New York Tuesday Professional Series
Meetings are generally on the 2nd Tuesday of the month from October to May. Check the calendar close to the event as dates may change. Meeting are held at: The Anthroposophical Society, New York Branch, 138 West 15th Street (between 6th Avenue & 7th Avenue). Doors open at 6:45pm. Meeting runs from 7-9pm / $15 for SCBWI members; $20 for nonmember / To pre-register for any or all of the speakers, please mail a check to: SCBWI Metro NY, P.O. Box 1475, New York, NY 10276-1475
List which meetings and make check payable to: SCBWI Metro NY /If pre-registered but not checked in by 6:50pm, your seat will be assigned to someone else. Pre-registration is recommended: We do accept payment at the door; however, due to the popularity of the Professional Series, meetings may SELL OUT.
