A world of authentic art experiences.
The Cabin brings professional teaching-writers into Treasure Valley schools, juvenile detention, and community learning centers.
Providing high school students with advanced instruction in creative writing at Harriman State Park.
Expanding cultural and social awareness and fostering higher-order critical thinking skills through creativity, artistry, and responsive audience interaction.
Professional teaching-writers tailor individual programs for Treasure Valley schools and juvenile detention centers
Weekly workshops exploring writing, storytelling, and music for Latino students
18 artist residencies provide accessible, inclusive, and participatory arts experiences for students with disabilities or significant health care issues .
Virtual classroom visits and Take Away kits providing teachers, parents, and students with poems and prompts for the study and performance of poetry.
Serving students with disabilities and special health care needs through residencies in dance, poetry, short stories, printmaking, painting, textiles and music.
Weekend art classes based on Latino arts & culture for students in Garden City and Nampa.
The Cabin brings professional teaching-writers into Treasure Valley schools and juvenile detention centers.
37 students from throughout Idaho attend a one-week writing camp at Harriman State Park.
Writers in the Schools (WITS) provides students, many of whom are at-risk and under-served, the chance to improve their reading and writing skills.
Artist in Residence program provides arts education to students with special needs across Idaho in community centers and public schools.
Through workshops, conferencing, and hands-on activities, students engage in writing for personal growth and to understand the creative process.
An in depth focus on Latino arts & culture workshops based on social issues pertinent to teens.
The Big Tree Arts Loud Writers program brings visiting writers from around the country to Boise to teach workshops in alternative high schools as well as in_
The goal of the Corrido (Ballads) Concert 2017 Project was to promote knowledge and understanding among Latino youth and others about the contributions of the Latino community_
Throughout 2017-2018 Idaho Parents Unlimited’s Creative Access Artist in Residence program provided arts education curriculum for students across Idaho in community centers, special and general education classes._
The Cabin is a Boise, Idaho literary arts organization. We forge community through the voices of all readers, writers, and learners. Now in our twenty-second year, The_
Writers in the Schools (WITS) is an arts educational program run by The Cabin, a literary organization located in Boise, Idaho. During the 2017-2018 school year WITS_
Writers at Harriman offers high school students with advanced skills in writing an opportunity to develop their talents in a setting away from distractions. The program makes_
This year, our VSA Creative Access Artist-in-Residence program provided visual, literary, and performing arts education residencies to students statewide in community centers, and in both special and_
Writers @ Harriman (W@H) is a stimulating and safe week-long residential environment for high school students to explore their interests in imaginative writing. W@H addresses the need_
For eight Saturdays in the Fall 2015 and Spring 2016, 30 Latino middle school students took part in this motivational and educational program, Stay-in-School Quinceanera Program that_
The Cabin’s Writers in the Schools (WITS) program places professional writers—poets, playwrights, fiction writers, and nonfiction writers—in schools, juvenile detention centers, and community learning centers throughout the_
The Big Tree Arts Loud Writers program brings four visiting writers to Boise to teach workshops to students enrolled in English courses at alternative high schools. Students_