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Any member of the Griffoun Society may post announcements here simply by leaving a message on the CONTACT page or by calling 1 (832) 714-4827.  There is no cost.  Posts are dated, new posts appearing near the top of the page.

Schedule of Weekly Events

Read-Aloud-TogetherBook Club: Wednesday evenings beginning at 6:30 pm.  Call first for confirmation.

Salon (formerly called the Roundtable Group):  Friday evenings beginning at 6:30 pm.  Call first for confirmation.

Walk-in-the-Park Group:  Times and venue vary, but most week days in the early afternoon.  Location is usually Moody Park.  Call for confirmation.

Editorial and Research Assistance Available

The Griffoun Society Library & Media Center offers free editorial and research assistance, proofreading, and help with file conversion to any active member writing a book or monograph or scripting a podcast or video production.    Call for more information or to make an appointment.

A-V equipment for presentations is available for active members to borrow.

Poetry Procrastinators hosted by Griffoun Society

Is Griffoun Society for You?

Not Just for Artists

Membership in the Griffoun Society is not just for artists and writers.  It's for art lovers and collectors as well.  It's for readers and bibliophiles.  Indeed, membership in the Griffoun Society is for anyone in any creative field and for all students of the humanities, including history, philosophy, sociology, and anthropology.


A SPECIAL INVITATION

Fine-art models are urged to join the Griffoun Society and to become active in club activities, for there is no better way to find work than by getting to know the artists and photographers who regularly engage models.

James Baldwin:  "Literature is indispensable to the world.  The world changes according to the way people see it, and if you alter, even by a millimeter, the way a person looks at reality, then you can change [the world]."

Morgan Velma Ashe, Site Manager