Writers Work Session @ Green Lake Park
Join us at the picnic tables with notebook, tablet, or laptop, and write! We're at Green Lake Park every Wednesday through the summer, every other week of which we'll be taking advantage of the nice weather to get some writing done outdoors. At the end of the writing session we'll probably take some time at the end to share from among what was produced. As always, the Proton Drive can be used to exchange documents digitally. Seattle Poetry Meetup is a proud founding member of the Western Washington Poets Network - check out their database of open mics and critique groups in the area. VENUE We'll start at the picnic tables east of the Community Center on the east side of Green Lake Park. We may relocate to the grass or elsewhere nearby depending on people's preference. TRANSIT Bus: your best options are probably the 45 and 62 which pass immediately east of the park and require basically no walk; the E line runs just west of the park and though it requires a bit of a hike it's pleasant walking along a paved path. See also Seattle Transit Map. Light Rail: Roosevelt Station on the 1-Line is a 15 minute walk away coming from the east. See also Seattle Transit Map. Cycling: Green Lake Park is encircled by a separated bike path which connects via Greenlake Dr. N to the northwest, NE Ravenna Blvd to the east, and Green Lake Way N to the south. See also the official Bike Map. Car: SR-99 is immediately west, and Green Lake Park and Ride and I-5 are also close to the east. PARKING There is parking at the park, but in practice rarely is available. Free street parking can be generally found not far from the park. Many shops and restaurants in the neighborhood also have associated parking for patrons, and of course there's the Roosevelt Park and Ride. PROTON DRIVE We're using Proton Drive to share files---no account required. Click here to access: https://drive.proton.me/urls/05PJ0BMSSWes3lBdtVcr3y Click "Upload" and then "Upload File" to upload an existing file, or "Create" and then "New Document" to create a new document from scratch. It's helpful if people organize files for particular event into their own folder with format YYYY-MM-DD for example "2025-09-16" for the September 16th, 2025 meetup. Files left on the drive will be moved offline to the long-term SPM Archive after a month. If you don't want this, delete your files after the meetup. PHOTO CREDIT Photo courtesy of user Monikasj on Wikimedia Commons.
