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Writer’s Night

August 5, 2026 at 10:00:00 PM

Every Wednesday · 6:00–9:00 PM

Writer’s Night is a weekly work session for people who need a room, a table, and enough quiet to stay with the page.

Bring fiction, poetry, essays, scripts, criticism, memoir, research, a stubborn outline, or the thing you have not yet named. Work independently for most of the evening. Conversation is welcome when it happens naturally, but nobody is required to introduce themselves, pitch a project, read aloud, or turn the night into a networking event.

William Driver serves as host and operating lead, helping hold the room and its low-pressure rhythm. This is not a formal workshop, critique group, or open mic. It is protected writing time in company with other people doing the same work. Bring what you need to write and respect the concentration of the room.

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What to Expect

A quiet room, a working page, and three hours to write without pitching, performing, or forced networking.

Visit

Erie Labor Temple is a working cultural building in downtown Erie. First time? Start with the basics—parking, entry, accessibility, and what to expect on event nights.

Erie Labor Temple
1701 State Street
Erie, PA

Need accommodations?

Visit page includes accessibility notes.

Keep the Power On

ELT runs on repetition—nights that return, programs that build, and a room worth showing up for. Passes, sponsors, and members keep the stack alive.

If this event hit, help fund the next one.

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