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Winter/Spring 2023 Class Schedule Announced!
We will announce the schedule to the public on Tuesday
Please Note: If you don't see the new schedule on our Classes at a Glance page, try clearing your browser cache.
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In-Person, Online, & Hybrid Classes
- In In-person classes, everyone will meet at our physical center.
- Hybrid classes are where it's your choice whether to attend In-Person or through Zoom each class meeting. We have installed an excellent hybrid system to ensure both In-Person and Zoom students have the same great experience. The instructor will host the class in a physical Muse classroom.
- Online classes meet over Zoom; you can take them from anywhere.
What Should You Take Next?
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In most of our genre areas, we have created a "#3" and "#2" class that comes in between the "#1" class-level and the workshop-level. If you don't see a higher-level class in your genre, then it's fine to move to the workshop-level. If you are already in the workshop-level, it's fine to stay with your teacher or explore other teachers or genres.
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Muse Holiday Party with the Ghent Market Shops
Friday, December 9, 5-9 p.m. at The Muse. More information
Join us for our first in-person holiday party since before the pandemic!
Come to The Muse Writers Center for festive refreshments, live music, a book sale, raffle, The Muse Neighborhood Jam, and more, and be sure to check out the rest of the center for Happy Hour specials and discounts on services and products including:
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- Happy hour at Plaza del Sol
- 10% discount on services at the Foot Treatment Spa
- Telescope viewings with the Back Bay Astronomers (weather-dependent)
- Pizza at The Muse from Ynot
- and much more
- The party will continue with karaoke at Plaza del Sol starting at 9 p.m.
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Hope to see you there! All are welcome. Bring friends!
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The Muse Writers Center’s projects, classes, and events are made possible in part through sponsorship by the City of Norfolk Commission on the Arts and Humanities, the Business Consortium for Arts Support, the Virginia Commission for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the WeTransfer Creative Hubs Grant. Additional funding has been provided by Virginia Humanities and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act economic stabilization plan of 2020 as well as The Literary Arts Emergency Fund, the Hampton Roads Community Foundation and the Norfolk Department of Economic Development.
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