An Evening with Garden & Gun

Benefitting the Hub City Writers Project

Hosted at a beautiful Converse Heights home

 

Join Hub City Writers Project for an evening with editors and contributing writers of award-winning magazine, Garden & Gun. The event will feature hors d'oeuvres and an open bar. Tickets are $150 per person. All proceeds will benefit the Hub City Writers Project. 

The event will be held on November 7 from 6-8 p.m.

 

A special thank you to our sponsors: Caroline's Cakes, Contec, Michele and Halsey Cook, George Dean and Susu Johnson, Louise and David Johnson, Dorothy Chapman Josey, Byron Morris, Jim and Elaine Smith

 

Location will be sent after ticket purchase. Please direct questions and sponsorship interest to Mia Kilpatrick (mia@hubcity.org).

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List of attending editors and contributing writers to come.

About Garden & Gun

G&G is the only magazine that moves from the sporting life to lush land and gardens, from architectural pursuits to adventurous travel, from food and drink to visual splendor.

It is a field guide to living a life more engaged with the land, literature, music, arts, traditions, and cuisine of the South.

At its heart, G&G is about the richness of the South, and how a deep appreciation for its character can enhance life both within the region and beyond

 

About Hub City Writers Project

Hub City Writers Project is a literary nonprofit organization located in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Comprised of an acclaimed literary book publisher, an independent bookshop, and a literary programmer focused on education and outreach, our mission is cultivating readers and nurturing writers in both the Spartanburg community and throughout the South to foster an inclusive literary arts culture.

Tax-deductible donations help support the publication of extraordinary new and unsung writers from the American South, especially books that don’t fit into the commercial publishing landscape; book prizes that support early career writers; workshops, conferences, and classes aimed at fostering literary community in upstate South Carolina and beyond; access initiatives such as Growing Great Readers, Books at the Bus Stop, and Books as Mirrors, that have put over 30,000 books into schools and libraries county-wide.

 

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