Saturday, March 4, is National Grammar Day! In celebration, we present Grammar for Writers with Tara DaPra. As formal grammar instruction has fallen out of fashion, many writers feel unsure of their grammar, or simply didn’t learn important rules. We will address common punctuation foibles, patterns of suspensive and cumulative sentences, and how syntax and diction…

This workshop combines writing and attending to the natural world as practices that can help both with creativity and well-being.Whether you are seeking to generate new work, find the ways writing and mindfulness can combine to promote well-being, or wanting to find the shape of a project already underway, this workshop welcomes you. We’ll talk…

The open page always beckons the writer into uncharted territory. What is the role of our writing, whether published or personal, in times of great change when so much in our lives is uncharted? This guided writing experience will explore the shifting terrain of our times as fertile ground for creativity and how writing can…

This insightful yoga class blends yin yoga (holding gentle yoga poses for 3 – 5 minutes), meditation, and journaling. Journal prompts range from reflective to creative, with each prompt changing as the poses change. There will also be space for quiet, short meditations. The class is designed to heighten participants’ awareness intelligence, mindfulness, and creativity.…

Seven members of the Door County Published Author Collective will be available to talk with visitors about their books, writing process, and paths to publication. Today’s authors include Corey Geiger, Holly Phaneuf Erskine, Jane Hensge, Sue Jarosh, Erika Nelson, JK Palmer, and Judy Ann Ritter. The Door County Published Author Collective is a group of…

WE REGRET THAT THIS PROGRAM HAS BEEN CANCELLED. Write On and StoryStudio Chicago have collaborated on a residency program. We are pleased to welcome three of the writers in their various In-A-Year Book programs: Camille Beredjick, Özge Gunday, and Jonathan Jones. Join us for coffee, light refreshments, and a conversation with these three talented writers.…

Write On, Door County is pleased to partner with Miller Art Museum on Art/Speaks, a free writing lab encouraging people to write in response to the images on exhibit. Led by a local poet, these 60-minute writing activities are perfect for both beginning and advanced writers in any genre. Join us for this free, in-person session held…

To write, we need to read; every time we read, we become better writers. Classic literature, translated work, poetry, plays — all of it can inform our writing. Even if we don’t like what we’re reading, we can learn what doesn’t work. Participants will be encouraged to tap back into the joy they felt in childhood,…

The Second Annual Door County Writer and Book Fair presents dozens of writers who live in or have significant ties to Door County. Writers include novelists, poets, memoirists, song writers, playwrights, children’s picture book authors, and more. Readings and conversations with writers will take place throughout the day. PARTICIPATING AUTHORS CHILDREN’S LITERATURE Sally Collins   …

A new spin on ekphrasis! We take our Art/Speaks program to discover inspiration from other art forms. In this series, we are pleased to partner with Third Avenue PlayWorks to present a free creative lab following the pay-what-you-can premiere of each play in their season. Sessions will be lead by Write On volunteers.   About…