Denver Woman's Press Club
Where Professional Women Writers Connect
Since 1898, the club has provided a gathering place for professional women newspaper journalists and published authors to organize, socialize, and earn a living through writing.







Welcome!
The Denver Woman’s Press Club offers a gathering place for writers and other communicators by promoting friendships, providing moral support, and encouraging skills and confidence through our many social, philanthropic, and educational events. If you are a professional writer, editor, journalist, or communications professional, we invite you to join us at one of our upcoming programs to learn more about the club and membership opportunities.
In addition to member-only events, we have free and ticketed programs open to the public, including author talks, informative presentations, open mics, happy hours and house tours. Visit our events page or scroll down for the current schedule.
If you love writing but haven’t published your work, you can still join the DWPC!
-Titanic survivor and suffragist Margaret Brown did it.
-Entrepreneur and Elitch Gardens founder Mary Elitch Long did it.
-Social reformer Elizabeth Byers did it.
Upcoming Events
November 2026
Amy Loper and Kenny Passarelli – a Concert and Fundraiser for DWPC
Member Co-working and Happy Hour
Your Verdict: A Judge’s Reckoning with Law and Loss
Open Mic and Happy Hour at the Clubhouse | November 2026
December 2026
Member Co-working and Happy Hour
DWPC is still going strong: More than 200 members after more than 100 years

Since 1898, the club has provided a gathering place for professional women newspaper journalists and published authors to organize, socialize, and earn a living through writing. Until that time, there had been no other such place for professional women writers.

In the 1980s, the club broadened its membership to include publicists and other allied professions. Today, the Denver Woman’s Press Club honors its heritage by promoting professional development and providing support to members through educational, social, and philanthropic means.


