Haiku Workshop in Cincinnati
Discover the power of haiku — the world’s shortest form of poetry.
Audience
Children (age 6+), teens, adults
Duration
60–90 minutes
Fee
Starts at $750
Haiku Workshop in Cincinnati
What is Haiku?
What You Get from This Workshop
This workshop introduces participants to the structure and feeling of haiku poetry in a supportive, creative environment. It’s both educational and expressive.
You’ll Experience:
- A breakdown of what makes a haiku (in English and in Japanese tradition)
- Examples of published English-language haiku
- A guided writing session with time to create and share original poems
This is an ideal workshop for classrooms, libraries, writing groups, or seasonal events, for groups interested in highlighting mindfulness, creativity, and connection to nature.
Workshop Details
Audience
Children (age 6+), teens, adults
Duration
60–90 minutes
Format
Presentation, group discussion, and hands-on writing
Fee
Starts at $500
Materials Included
Writing prompts and optional seasonal craft supplies
Setting
Libraries, schools, community rooms, or virtual
About the Instructor
Jennifer Hambrick
Jennifer Hambrick has authored four books of poetry and won national and international awards—including the prestigious Merit Book Award from the Haiku Society of America—for her work in English-language haiku and other Japanese short-form genres, and for her free-verse poetry. She is an Ohio Arts Council Teaching Artist, a sought-after workshop leader, and a regular presenter at international haiku events.
Jennifer Hambrick’s workshops are known for blending warmth, skill, and inspiration—helping people of all ages find joy and connection through poetry.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be a poet to attend?
No! This workshop is for everyone — from beginners to seasoned writers.
Is the workshop only about Japanese haiku?
We focus on haiku written in English, while honoring the spirit and origins of traditional Japanese haiku.
Will we write poems during the session?
Yes. Most participants write several haiku and are invited to share their work aloud (sharing is always optional).
Is this aligned with educational standards?
Yes. This workshop supports language arts, cultural education, and creative expression.
Ready to Book?
Invite your group to slow down, look closer, and find poetry in the world around them.