Green Bay’s Premier Literary Event

UntitledTown is a free, community-driven book and author festival that transforms downtown Green Bay into a vibrant, intellectual hub. Produced by The Art Garage (Cedar Center Arts), our festival celebrates the power of the written word by bringing together readers, writers, and thinkers for an immersive experience that is open and accessible to all.


Experience the Literary Arts in Green Bay

From keynote presentations by renowned authors to intimate, hands-on writing workshops, UntitledTown offers a diverse range of programming designed to inspire creativity. Whether you are a dedicated bibliophile or a casual reader, our festival provides unique opportunities to:

Support Local Culture: By attending, you are helping to foster a culturally vibrant region, making Northeastern Wisconsin an exciting destination for creators, readers, authors, storytellers, and families alike.

Engage with Bestselling Authors: Attend keynote sessions featuring nationally recognized writers and have face-to-face booksignings and interactions.

Participate in Community Events: Join workshops, craft talks, reader book discussions, live literary readings, community literary projects, gallery programming, and more — all held throughout the heart of downtown Green Bay.

Call for Speakers

We’re all full for UntitledTown 2026. Watch this space for future calls for speakers. To apply to be part of the book fair, go here.

Be part of the UntitledTown Story

UntitledTown’s history of community support speaks for itself. Our sponsors and donors align with UntitledTown to demonstrate support for a vibrant Northeastern Wisconsin and their commitment to education and literacy.

Sponsors also use these partnerships to meet their own steward ship and outreach goals by engaging with a sophisticated, intellectual and community minded audience.

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Volunteer and Contribute

Behind every milestone stand volunteers, mentors, marketing gurus and voices, each with a story worth sharing. Sign up to volunteer at pre-festival preparations, as well as our big need for volunteer support the weekend of September 25-27. We’ll need author drivers, guides, room helpers and more. All volunteers will get added festival perks and souvenirs. Sign up here and make sure to note your interest in UntitledTown in the application.

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Why UntitledTown matters

UntitledTown is more than a festival—it is a community movement. By keeping our events free and fully accessible, we remove barriers to education and literary engagement, ensuring that stories remain a shared human experience. Our festival has become a vital economic engine for the region, driving foot traffic to local hotels, restaurants, and shops, and cementing Green Bay’s reputation as a relevant, exciting place to live and visit.

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Here’s the story

  • Jocelyn Cole/Juneau Black 

    Jocelyn Cole writes romance as Elizabeth Cole and co-authors a mystery series as Juneau Black. She adores tea, basketball, cheese, 20-sided dice, and cats, not necessarily in that order. She was born and raised in Wisconsin, but was briefly exiled for not drinking enough beer. Happily, she once again resides in Milwaukee. Despite formerly working…

  • Lora Hyler

    Lora writes pre-K, middle school children and teen books, and adult essays. Her award-winning debut novel, The Stupendous Adventures of Mighty Marty Hayes, features multi-cultural superheroes, science, and spy gadgets. She was lead author of Journeys of Home: Stories of Migration, Perseverance and Culture, published by SHARP Literacy, and distributed to 10,000 Wisconsin schoolchildren. Book…

  • Mary Behan

    MARY BEHAN was formerly a professor of neuroscience at the University of Wisconsin- Madison. Now retired, she devotes her time to writing fiction, memoir and short stories. Abbey Girls is a memoir she wrote with her sister, Valerie Behan, about their childhood in Ireland. Her debut novel, A Measured Thread, set in Wisconsin and Ireland,…