Built in 1930, the Riverside (IL) Public Library is Landmark Number One in the Village of Riverside, which is itself a National Landmark. The Village was designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, whose most famous work is Central Park in New York City. The library's classic stone and wood design elements create an elegant space for reading, writing -- and the Riverside Writer's Workshop. Features of the Workshop:

  • Six weekly evening sessions, 7 PM to 8:30 PM
  • In the Quiet Reading Room of the Public Library
  • There is no fee, but please plan to attend all six sessions

The workshop discussions will be low-key, collegial and encouraging -- but you'll still receive important feedback on your writing.

Fiction or non-fiction; beginner, intermediate or advanced -- all are welcome.

For more information on the workshop scheduling, and the library, email Dorothy Sikora at the Library.

< sikorad@riversidelibrary.org >

We look forward to working with you. Until then -- keep writing!


Riverside Public Library
Riverside, Illinois