The Art Bar is recognized as Canada's longest running poetry-only, weekly reading series. Since 1991, it has featured both emerging and established poets from across Canada and occasionally from abroad. It has become a hub for the poetry community, and entry point for new voices, a place for people to …
Running since May 9, 1980, the Tree Reading Series (Tree) is one of Canada's longest-running literary events and an essential part of Ottawa's vibrant literary community. Tree is a non-profit organization that supports established and emerging writers from Ottawa and across Canada by offering a supportive public venue for writers …
Pivot presents the writers breathing life into Canadian literary culture. Established and emerging, time-tested and fresh; they're what's happening in literature, right now. This evening's readings at The Steady Café on Bloor West in Toronto are by Adnan Khan, Craig Francis Power, Meaghan Strimas and Moez Surani. Learn more here. …
The Brockton Writers Series (BWS) is a bi-monthly literary reading series founded in November, 2009, and held in the west-end Toronto neighbourhood of Brockton, at full of beans Coffee House & Roastery, 1348 Dundas St. W. The series' vision is to host writers who reflect Canadian literature and Canadian diversity, …
All knife | fork | book readings events happen Thursday evenings (unless otherwise noted). Doors open at 6:30 pm at Rick’s Cafe in Kensington Market. This event's featured guests are poets Dani Couture and Chad Campbell. Learn more here. Return to the International Poetry Calendar.
What does LOVE mean to you? Don't Talk to Me About Love wants your poetry exploring love in any of its myriad expressions: romantic, platonic, parental, and much, much more. They know there is a whole world of love out there, and they want to read about it. See last …