The phrase "a week of workshops" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a series of workshops that are scheduled to take place over the course of a week.
Example: "We are excited to announce a week of workshops focused on professional development and skill enhancement."
Alternatives: "a series of workshops over a week" or "a week-long workshop event".
Barnard students were planning a week of workshops to coincide with Mr. Blankfein's talk.
He had run a week of workshops, then the team had spent another week writing and filming a test episode.
The pair have now added a series of "stretch goals" to their Kickstarter, including a week of workshops in Rwanda about female leadership in January 2017.
Thanks to private donors Stonewall has welcomed the activists to its London hub for a week of workshops and training on subjects from security to influencing power and media skills.
Students had a week of workshops from local startups like Foursquare, Aviary and Bit.ly.
The Festival started in 2003 bringing children from all over BiH together for a week of workshops, entertainment, sharing and interaction to develop appreciation and understanding of other cultures.
Miki Meek and Brian Reed will be hosting a rare live pitch session outside the US as part of the festival's 2015 program, which brings together more than 100 speakers from the worlds of cultures, technology and entrepreneurship for a week of talks, workshops and masterclasses.
Following the announcement of the latter, the promoters behind the Just Jam event, who had also organised a week of free workshops for young people leading up to the performance, said that they were "struggling to understand why this has happened".
Queer Fashion Week (QFW) is a week of fashion, workshops, and vendors specifically from our queer community.
The first step in any follow-up is to write a nice thank-you note to your speaker within a week of the workshop.
"RECESS' RECESS," a week of screenings and workshops for students on winter break.
