Join Write On and the Griffon String Quartet for a swashbuckling nautical journey as they present facts of the Great Lakes, stories of shipwrecks, and tales of pirates, combined with the music of Handel, Hans Zimmer, and even a sea shanty sing-a-long.

Door County Poets Laureate Carrie and Peter Sherrill host an International Poetry Potluck focused on China. Bring a favorite Chinese dish to share along with a poem by a Chinese poet or about China. Can’t find a poem? Come to listen to others and enjoy good food and company! All are welcome. Families are encouraged…

An eight-week generative workshop for those who want to write about their memories but don’t know where to start. Join teaching artist Robin Sauerwein to explore your creativity through a variety of writing prompts. Participants will share writing in a fun and supportive environment. This is not a critique class. Participants will set goals to keep themselves…

Dialogue is so important to the scenes we write, whether in a screenplay or a short story. It can communicate the tone of the story, move the plot forward, express important information, reveal insights into our characters, and make the world come to life. In this session, we’ll learn about the different roles dialogue can…

CAPTURING LIBRARY MEMORIES What are some of your fondest memories of going to the library as a child? What have been your experiences taking your children or grandchildren to the library? Write On is pleased to partner with Door County Libraries to lead free one-hour sessions to help you write down some of your library…

Bittersweet Bookies is an inviting discussion group whose reading choices are diverse and cross all genres. All readers are welcome to join! April's selection is Articulate: A Deaf Memoir of Voice by Rachel Kolb.

Now in its 11th season, Great Lakes/Great Books meets the first Thursday of the month September – May to discuss books that have the Great Lakes as setting or subject matter or that are related to water and/or the Great Lakes region. All are welcome, whether you have read the book or not! This selection…

CAPTURING LIBRARY MEMORIES What are some of your fondest memories of going to the library as a child? What have been your experiences taking your children or grandchildren to the library? Write On is pleased to partner with Door County Libraries to lead free one-hour sessions to help you write down some of your library…

Have questions about applying for a 2027 residency for writers or literary arts administrators? Join Founding and Artistic Director Jerod Santek for an online presentation on the residency program and walk-through of the application process. There will be ample time for questions.  This session is presented via Zoom. Registration is required as space is limited. Participants…

The ekphrastic practices traditionally feature a writer, usually a poet, using the artistic experience of viewing a piece of visual art as a starting point for their writing, often beginning with description. Teaching artist Linda Michel-Cassidy is interested in working with a more expansive notion, i.e., those conversations moving back and forth between a wider…