In honor of Women’s History Month, the Women’s Expo is held on the 2nd Saturday of March. This event is a celebration of women and of female entrepreneurship. The goal is to educate, support, and inspire our community while encouraging economic growth and equality. The Expo includes speakers that will be an inspiration for everyone; men, women, and children.
The 2021 Women’s Expo will be the same in that regard, but due to the current pandemic, this year's event will be held virtually. This year, we will focus on award-winning authors and have partnered with our local schools.
The Women's Expo highlights many talented women, including authors, artists, artisans, entrepreneurs, and nonprofit groups. It is day of learning, growing, and of course, shopping! So stay home and stay warm, but please join us for this annual celebration of women. You can visit their websites by clicking on the links provided.
Susan Crandall
Saturday, March 13th
Chris White’s program, “Spokes of the Wheel.”
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Authors
DEBBIE BAKER
Her book Dads Next New Home is about his struggle with stage-four lung cancer, which was so sad and difficult. Yet, at times, it was very loving and inspirational.
SUSANNA DANIEL
Her book Stiltsville was awarded the Pen/Bringham Prize.
TRICIA FIELDS
The Drummers, book six in the Josie Gray Mystery Series is being released April 6th.
MICHELLE FALKOFF
Her newest release is young adult novel How to Pack for the End of the World.
V.V. (SUGI) GANESHANANTHAN
Fiction writer and journalist.
Facebook: sugi.g
JENNIFER HAIGH
Her book Mrs. Kimble was the winner of the PEN/Hemingway Award.
REBECCA JOHNS
Teaches in the English Department at DePaul University in Chicago.
NICOLE KOBROWSKI
Author of Encyclopedia of Haunted Indiana.
THISBE NISSEN
Out of the Girls' Room and into the Night was the winner of the John Simmons Short Fiction Award.
FRANCES DE PONTES PEEBLES
Her book, The Seamstress, was adapted for film and mini-series on Brazil’s Globo Network.
COLETTE SARTOR
Colette’s linked short story collection, Once Removed, won the Flannery O’Connor Award for Short Fiction.
CHARITY SINGLETON CRAIG
Writer, author, and speaker.
STEPHANIE SOILEAU
Her book Last One Out Shut off the Lights is a debut story collection, revealing Louisiana and its characters with stark honesty and empathy as they grapple with homesickness, desperation, and desire.
JANIS THORNTON
Hoosier author of history, mystery & crime.
Bianca Gillespie
Certified DONA International Doula
Michelle Falkoff
Sunday, February 28th
Michelle Falkoff is the author of Questions I Want to Ask You (2018), Pushing Perfect (2016), and Playlist for the Dead (2015).
