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.
NEWS BITS
Blooms & Plumes Garden Party for Members and Prospective Members
Members and prospective members are invited to our annual Garden Party on September 8 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the clubhouse. To qualify for
Launch for The Shawl of Midnight Sunday, August 21 at 2 p.m.
Award winning author, Jacqueline St. Joan launches The Shawl of Midnight, at our clubhouse on Sunday, Aug. 21st. from 2:00-3:30. As in her first novel, My Sisters Made of Light,
CANCELED – Road to Galena Viewing Party and Q & A with Writer/Producer Joe Hall
CANCELED EVENT On August 17th from 5:00 to 8:30 the DWPC is hosting a special viewing party for the new film, “Road to Galena,” rated
Deep Dive into Screenwriting | Open to the public. Space is limited.
Open to the public. Space is limited. Join Hollywood screenwriting pro Trai Cartwright for 3 consecutive Sunday mornings (July 17, 24, 31) from 9:30 – 12:00
MOST RECENT
- Blooms & Plumes Garden Party for Members and Prospective Members
- Launch for The Shawl of Midnight Sunday, August 21 at 2 p.m.
- CANCELED – Road to Galena Viewing Party and Q & A with Writer/Producer Joe Hall
- Deep Dive into Screenwriting | Open to the public. Space is limited.
- Screenwriting Workshop Thurs., June 30 5:30 PM
EVENTS
Learn more about scholarship opportunities
WHAT WE'RE UP TO
DWPC members are always up to something.
EVENTS
DWPC is still always hosting events. Click here for the latest.
DWPC Supports Writing
DWPC supports writing through scholarships, an annual contest and outreach to The Gathering Place.
About the DWPC
DWPC is still going strong: More than 200 members after more than 100 years.
2021 Scholarship Awards
DWPC Scholastic Scholarship Award for Outstanding Merit in the National Scholastic Art and Writing Competition
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 such place for professional women writers.
