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.
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,October 3
(co-sponsored with Litquake)
On the first or second Saturday of every month, we open our doors for a free, public Write Together session, alternating between our SF and our Berkeley locations
How it works, 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.
While these events are free, space is limited, so you do need to register.
Saturday, October 3
10:30 am to 12:30 pm
Page Street SF
297 Page Street (at Laguna) in SF
Woof:A Celebration of our canine companions
In honor of the fact there are more dogs than kids in SF, we'll be featuring 15 no more than 3 minute pieces on our furry companions.
This is an official Litquake event, and as always, we'll be pouring complimentary prosecco, wine, and nonalcoholic drinks.
We might even have some excellent dog-related items to give away.
Monday, October 19
Doors open at 6:30 pm, Event begins at 7 pm
297 Page Street (at Laguna)
The event is free, but space is limited, so you do have to register.


write together
Saturday, November 7
(co-sponsored with the bay area book festival)
On the first or second Saturday of every month, we open our doors for a free, public Write Together session, alternating between our SF and our Berkeley locations
How it works, 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.
While these events are free, space is limited, so you do need to register.
Saturday, July 7 2026
10:30 am to 12:30 pm
Page Street Berkeley
2508 San Pablo Avenue (at Dwight Way)

How They Did It:
getting unstuck
Join us as four authors, Samina Ali (Pieces You'll Never Get Back), Diana Kapp (The Last Free Women), Jason Roberts (Every Living Thing: The Great and Deadly Race to Know All Life), and Parini Shroff (Some People) share their strategies for pushing past the roadblocks and getting the words flowing again.
Plus, we'll serve complimentary Prosecco, wine, and NA drinks.
Sunday, November 8
3 pm to 5 pm
297 Page Street (at Laguna in SF)
Tickets $25
Tickets support both Litquake and LitCamp.