Join us for the Trilith Foundation's Inspiration Series, featuring an evening of inspiring Christmas music from the Atlanta Pops Orchestra, featuring Chloe Agnew. Admission is free but be sure to click the link for tickets.

The Greatest Christmas Story Ever Told by Two People, or A Christmas Carol?
The Town at Trilith, Central Plaza
6:30 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 14

Don't miss a one-of-a-kind production of "A Christmas Carol" at Trilith’s Central Plaza on Dec. 14, 6:30 p.m. One actor plays Scrooge, the other every character. It's a fast-paced, improvised spectacle blending "A Christmas Carol" with "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" Expect humor, heart, and audience interaction. Dress warmly, bring a seat or blanket, and get ready for a uniquely entertaining holiday experience.

How does an incredible shopping experience along with a star-studded performances, delectable food, and more sound? We're excited to showcase talented students in an epic Maker's Market! And don't miss out on high-flying fun in the bouncy house. Plus, rumor has it that Santa himself might make an appearance.

Come join The Forest School Annual Children's Business Fair from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 9.

This exciting event will be hosted at Town at Trilith’s Morrison Way.

Calling all young screenwriters! Join us for a 2-Weekend Writers Workshop* to develop your own script under the guidance of screenwriting experts while building a community of creative peers. This workshop is for students ages 12-18.

Weekend 1 – December 2-3, 2023:

Students will:

• Discuss the qualities of compelling storytelling
• Analyze popular movies and television
• Develop an outline for their own original screenplay
• At the end of the weekend, students will be encouraged to go off on their own and write a first draft of their script in the 6-week window between the first and second session of the workshop series. Those who submit their drafts by January 15 will have their scripts workshopped during weekend 2.

Weekend 2 – January 20-21st, 2024:

Students will:

• Workshop their scripts (if submitted by January 15th)
• Story analysis
• Peer feedback
• Perform table reads
• Discuss next steps for writers after completing a script
• Submitting to competitions and festivals
• Pitching to producers and investors
• Going into production
• And much more

Optional Screenplay Competition:

Students may submit their revised scripts to be considered for production during a one-week production camp in the summer of 2024. The winner will receive free admission to the summer camp in which their script is produced. Scripts must be submitted by March 1 to be considered for this opportunity.

*Please note that the purchase of 1 ticket includes weeks 1 and 2 of the Writers Workshop