Our upcoming
events
Page Street is committed to showcasing the work of our writers, as well as doing our part to contribute to the Bay Area's vibrant literary scene.
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We go out of our way to partner with other local literary organizations to bring the best authors, and the best programming, to both our locations.
write together
Saturday, September 7
(In conjunction with Nanowrimo)
On the first Saturday of every month, we open our doors for a free, public Write Together session.
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We gather at 10:30 am to sent intentions, write together in silence for 90 minutes, then check back in with each other to see how we did.
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While these events are free, space is limited, so you do need to register.
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Saturday, September 7, 10:30 am to 12:30 pm
Page Street Berkeley, 2508 San Pablo Ave.
Free
How to write & publish short stories
Join our 4 authors, Elizabeth Stix, Katie Flynn, Laurie Ann Doyle, and Nina Schuyler as they share the secrets of how to write short stories that get published.
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Sunday, September 8,
3 pm to 5 pm
Page Street SF, 297 Page at Laguna
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next LitNIghts
Revenge and/or regret
September 20
Join us for a fun, fast-paced evening as 15 talented writers (many of them from Page Street) read no-more-than-3-minute-pieces on our theme...Revenge and/or regret.
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And, because it's Friday night, we'll also be pouring Prosecco, wine, and fancy nonalcoholic drinks.
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Friday, May 10
Doors open at 6:30 pm, event begins at 7 pm
Page Street SF, 297 Page Street at Laguna in SF
Free
No need to preregister
ZenLit presents:
an intimate conversation with Peter coyote
(in conjunction with SF Zen Center)
This is a rare opportunity to listen to actor, author, and Zen priest, Peter Coyote on writing at the intersection of Buddhism and literature.
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Moderating will be LitCamp/Page Street founder, Janis Cooke Newman.
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Tea & cookies will be served.
Space is limited to 45 attendees
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Sunday, September 29
3 pm - 5 pm
Page Street SF, 297 Page Street (at Laguna)
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Tickets $45 general admission, $40 Page Street members
All proceeds go toward supporting SFZC and LitCamp programs.
