This summer’s Radio Drama Scribes camp, hosted in partnership between Hugo House and the Jack Straw Cultural Center, created space for students to utilize their creativity and collaboration skills to
As you might have heard, Hugo House had a not-so-happy New Year’s Eve 2021 when our front door was damaged by a driver that crashed into it. We hoped to
In Seattle, we’re fortunate to have a diverse arts ecosystem, which includes several longtime literary arts organizations like Hugo House, our public libraries, Seattle City of Literature, and our friends
Classes are a central part of what we do at Hugo House, but how do you become a Hugo teacher? Each quarter, we accept class proposals from writers and teaching artists
Applying to teach a class at Hugo House? This post breaks down the documents we ask teachers to submit as part of their proposals and provides information from our education
If you’re thinking about joining us for an in-person class, workshop, or event at Hugo House, here’s what you need to know. In order to keep everyone safe and healthy
Never taken a class using Zoom before? Don’t worry! We’re here to help. Below, we’ve compiled a list of the questions we get asked most frequently about using Zoom. If
This fall, we’re introducing a new advanced program for writers: a place of experimentation and accountability that we’re calling the Book Lab. Designed to help writers reach the final
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