Sisters in Crime (SinC), Upper Hudson Chapter (Mavens of Mayhem) is seeking new “Sisters and Misters” to help our chapter grow. We’re seeking committee members for monthly programming and the Murderous March Writers & Readers Confab. We also seek a treasurer, which …
Monthly Program News We’re adjusting monthly meeting times as follows, to allow for more engagement with each other and with each program’s content. 10:30-11:15 – Chapter meeting 11:15-11:30 – Overflow content and coffee break 11:30-12:30 – Featured Program (Always open to the public) …
The Mavens of Mayhem Chapter of the Sisters in Crime will hold its next meeting at 11AM on September 23rd at the Bethlehem Public Library in Delmar. The speaker will be Eleanor Kuhns who is the 2011 winner of the …
Join us for our monthly meeting to brain storm and share what we're reading.Bethlehem Public Library 10:30 Business (Members Only)11:00 Open Discussion
Mavens Meeting April 9, 2016 Bethlehem Public Library – Board Room 10:30 Because of space issues at the Library, this month’s meeting will take place one week early. Steering Committee: there will be a meeting at the Village Butchers at …
Sisters in Crime, Upper Hudson Chapter Mavens Meeting February 20, 2016 Bethlehem Public Library – Community Room 10:30am Join us for networking and discussion.
By Carol Pouliot: The Mavens began the new year by welcoming back novelist K.A. Mitchell to our January 16th meeting. Mitchell presented a 2½ hour workshop packed with information on character creation and enrichment. She showed us how to use …
Saturday, April 11th at 11AM, local author Frankie Bailey will be at the Schenectady County Public Library to discuss her latest crime novel “What the Fly Saw”, which is set in Albany! Frankie is a professor at the School of …
Join us at Kinderhook Library Saturday March 7th at 4pm to listen to Mavens Susan Sundwall and Donna Lagone read from their work. Directions: From the south Take Route 9 north to the center of Kinderhook Village. Just before the …
An enthusiastic audience of crime and mystery writers and readers in the Capital Region braved frigid temperatures to gather in the Greenbush Community Library on January 31st to listen to six longtime Mavens members share their personal experiences and insights …