The Writers’ Open Mic is a free monthly event open to all. Come out and read your poems, short stories, comics, novels, essays, twitter posts, stand-up comedy, etc. Or just come to listen.
A projector will be set up for those with comics or other images or videos they want to share. Files can be brought on a USB or emailed in advance. Accessibility concerns, general questions, and image or video files can be directed to laurawatsonartwork@gmail.com.
Join us during the lunch hour as you satisfy your appetite with both good food and good writing!
To reserve a spot to read please email chair.word.feast@gmail.com This event is produced with the support of the City of Fredericton.
Join us during the lunch hour as you satisfy your appetite with both good food and good writing!
To reserve a spot to read please email chair.word.feast@gmail.com This event is produced with the support of the City of Fredericton.
The Writers’ Open Mic is a free monthly event open to all. Come out and read your poems, short stories, comics, novels, essays, twitter posts, stand-up comedy, etc. Or just come to listen. Please wear a mask.
A projector will be set up for those with comics or other images or videos they want to share. Files can be brought on a USB or emailed in advance. Accessibility concerns, general questions, and image or video files can be directed to laurawatsonartwork@gmail.com.
The Writers’ Open Mic is a free monthly event open to all. Come out and read your poems, short stories, comics, novels, essays, twitter posts, stand-up comedy, etc. Or just come to listen. Please wear a mask.
A projector will be set up for those with comics or other images or videos they want to share. Files can be brought on a USB or emailed in advance. Accessibility concerns, general questions, and image or video files can be directed to laurawatsonartwork@gmail.com.
We invite you to celebrate language and literature at a multilingual reading on February 24, 2023.
This multilingual reading is a celebration of International Mother Language Day (February 21), which was created by UNESCO to promote linguistic and cultural diversity and multilingualism.
Cette lecture multilingue célèbre la Journée internationale de la langue maternelle. Cette journée, créée par UNESCO, vise à promouvoir la diversité linguistique et culturelle et rappeler l’importance du multilinguisme dans nos sociétés.
You’ll have an opportunity to meet renowned Acadian writers Jean Babineau, Herménégilde Chiasson, Dyane Léger, and others. Readings in French from their recent work will be accompanied by brand-new translations created by participants in a literary translation workshop. An open mic for writers and translators who work in a variety of languages will follow. To read at the open mic (February 24), please contact us at info@wordfeast.ca
