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Treasure Chest: October 2026

30 Wednesday Sep 2026

Posted by Eori Tokunaga in Central Coast, Contests & Grants, Illustrators Day, Los Angeles, PAL, SoCal, Treasure Chest, Tri-Regional News, Writers Days

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Events, Opportunities, and Resources happening now and coming soon for the Tri-Regions and beyond

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OPEN NOW—REGISTRATION EXTENDED THROUGH OCTOBER 7, 6:00 p.m. PST
Register today for the SCBWI-LA Working Writers Retreat at the Holy Spirit Retreat Center in Encino from October 16–18, 2026! “Give yourself the gift of dedicated writing time. Spend a quiet weekend immersed in your children’s book, surrounded by other writers devoted to theirs. Bring a manuscript, an idea, or simply the desire to get work done. We’ll give you time to think, wander, write, and reconnect with your creativity. Meals and snacks included!” For more information about the annual retreat, the cost to stay on-site, or the cost to commute, click the link here.

OPEN NOW
Sign up now for Craft, Creativity, & Community at SCBWI CenCal’s 2026 Writers & Illustrators Day! Join us for a day to connect with your fellow writers and illustrators, all while enjoying morning coffee, catered lunch, prizes, contests, and more! “In addition, we will be having a Pitchfest on Saturday, October 31, from 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. In addition, all conference attendees are invited to a pre-conference webinar on Wednesday, October 21, at 5:30 p.m., featuring Bookstr’s Scott Richmond’s Stress-Free Guide to Social Media and Press…PLUS ONE live Pitch at the Pitchfest online on Saturday, 10/31/26. Critiques and pitches offered while supply lasts.” See you all in October!

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