The workshops are listed here, a new page on the website of Wood wide web stories. This blogpost will be updated with more dates and locations in the next weeks. (Latest update: 19 July 2026)
You can register via the contact form (except Ireland, which is organized in collaboration with KinShip Ecolab).
Ireland
Cork
- 04 August, afternoon
- This is for free, but you have to register via an Eventbrite link.
- In collaboration with KinShip project
- EventBrite link for registration : https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1994101660747
The Netherlands
‘s Hertogenbosch (in Dutch)
- Special workshop format, which includes a tour in Minitopia, a circular regenerative neighbourhood and a visit to the writer’s tiny house
- Sunday 16 August, 1-4 pm (Dutch)
- Sunday 30 August, 1-4pm (Dutch)
Almere (Buiten) (in Dutch)
- coming soon – probably Saturday 19 September
Eindhoven (in English)
- Including lunch
- Friday 18 September, 12-3.30 pm (English)
België
Antwerp/Merksem (in Dutch)
- Sunday 23 August, 09.30-13.00
- with breakfast
Brussels (in English)
- Saturday 22 August, 1-4pm
Norway
Trondheim (in English)
- Wednesday 02 September
- More information coming soon
Oslo (in English)
- More information coming soon
More on-land workshops will be organized in 2027, e.g. during the Stockholm Triennale. In autumn-winter (northern hemisphere), we will announce and organize more free on-line writing(with)plants session.
The on-land workshops are part of the book promotion
Order the book this summer to make the learning experience deeper. If you order now, the book will arrive in August-September (depending from your location) in your mailbox.
Of course (and recommended), you can ask me to bring the book to the workshop, to save packaging and postal costs. You can use the book already at the workshop itself.
The crowdfunding people who bought the Troll tree, Shamrock or Willow package last March-April, will get the book and a free snack and drink. They are asked to also register/reserve which workshop(s) they will attend, because places are limited.
Learn more about the book here.
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