What is conscious and unconscious in how we utilize language? How do we use language to create meaning? For anyone who has a love for the construction and utilization of […]
Tickets: $5 (student/low income), $15 (regular), Available HERE (Use promo code "LITFEST2025" to access student rate) In conversation event with curling legend John Cullen to discuss his latest book, Curling […]
Tickets: $5 (student/low income), $15 (regular), Available HERE (Use promo code "LITFEST2025" to access student rate) In conversation event with Julie Salverson to talk about her book, A Necessary Distance: […]
This panel discussion brings together the founders of The Polyglot, Laberinto Press, Hungry Zine and Living Hyphen to discuss the need for and the challenges of publishing multicultural, multilingual, and […]
Facilitator: Julie Sedivy Tickets: $15, Available HERE Sentences are the foundation of all writing, and mastering the sentence is essential to developing a strong writing voice. In this workshop, I […]
*This is a free workshop for BIPOC authors 14 spaces available, REGISTER HERE Facilitator: Justine Abigail Yu As hyphenated individuals living in between cultures, we are, as activist Eboo Patel […]
Tickets: $5 (student/low income), $15 (regular), Available HERE (Use promo code "LITFEST2025" to access student rate) Join us for this very special reading and conversation with graphic memoirists Teresa Wong […]
LitFest is thrilled to partner with Edmonton's Agatha Press to bring you the launch of their fall releases - Sincerely, Sincerely by Rayanne Haines and Carolyne Van Der Meer, AS […]
This event is free to attend, but please pre-register as space is limited An evening of literature, art, and music hosted by The Polyglot and Daaira House LitFest, October 18, […]
Join us and discover some of this year's most buzzed about books in this not-to-be-missed showcase! Featuring: Jennifer Bowering Delisle, Amber Dawn, Canisia Lubrin, and Alex Manley Host: Kate Gibson […]
Join Edmonton Arts Council on Sunday, October 19 at Boa & Hare, 127 – 10520 97 St NW, located in Pacific Mall for The Poetry of Public Art, presented with LitFest. Event begins at 10:30am. Join us for a celebration of public art […]
This year's Brunch and Learn features a panel of books each focusing on ideas and themes related to wellness, well-being, recovery and healing. This event will be catered by Edmonton's […]
Tickets: $15, Available HERE 18 Spaces Available Invite experimentation and spontaneity into your writing practice with My Weird Life. This writing workshop is designed for memoir, narrative poetry and autofiction writers, […]
This year's memoir hour panel features three stories of incredible journeys. Featuring: Vinh Nguyen, Dan Rubinstein, and Sarah Boon Moderator: Jessica Truong Tickets: $5 (student/low income), $15 (regular) Purchase tickets […]
Tickets: $5 (student/low income), $15 (regular) Purchase tickets HERE (Use promo code "LITFEST2025" to access student rate) "A city is not alive without its people. Where there are people, there […]
This event is free to attend, but please pre-register as space is limited This event, which takes place at The Art Gallery of St. Albert, brings together two beautiful collections […]
