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Brussels Planetarium Poetry Fest is a niche festival, fully devoted to contemporary avant-garde, in conversation with the mainstraim.
We are an annual literary festival normally held on the last weekend of November.
Ideogramma is an encounter of writers and poets, from all over the world, who came together for four days of literature
New Zealand's premier festival of books and writing, delivering a six-day, 200 event programme annually in May
The tenth International Writers Festival in Jerusalem was held this year in an unusual hybrid format.
Read My World is a yearly international literature festival which aims to celebrate literature in the broadest sense of the word
The Newcastle Writers Festival will celebrate its 14th year in 2026.
Held every other year, Calabash is three days and nights of readings and live music beside the beach in Treasure Beach, Jamaica.
The Margate Bookie began in a disused warehouse in 2015. It now holds a four-day day festival
More a year-round literary festival, with pop up minifestivals within including JLF London, Africa Writes and others.
Reflecting the city to its residents, its literature to the nation, and its creative ambition to the world.
The much-loved Carlisle based festival, celebrating the written and spokenword, will run from Thursday 30 September to Sunday 3 October
The biennial Passa Porta Festival brings over 100 national and international writers, thinkers and artists to Brussels for 4 days in March.
The South Dakota Festival of Books annually features more than 60 regional, national and international authors and publishing professionals.
FILBA FOUNDATION is an ONG dedicated to the promotion of literature in all its forms and among all kind of readers.
Launched in 2006, the Seoul International Writers’ Festival (SIWF) is a global literary festival
A celebration of reading, writing, and publishing, the Kentucky Book Festival takes place each November in Lexington
The Southbank Centre is the UK’s largest arts centre and is one of the top five visitor attractions, with a year-round literature programme
Founded by the Portuguese writer Ana Filomena Amaral, director of Arte-Via Cooperative, based in Lousã, Portugal
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WORD Christchurch is the largest festival of books, words and ideas in the South Island ofAotearoa New Zealand. Since its inception in 1997, the organisation has been steadily building in size, reputation, awareness, international participation and popularity within the Christchurch and South Island community. With an annual festival of over 60 events and several more…
Since its founding in 2001, the International Literature Festival Berlin (ILB) takes place each year in autumn, bringing together more than 100 international authors in 120 events for book premieres, readings and panel discussions. The ILB addresses a broad audience, opens spaces for new connections and aims to broaden horizons. The Program is curated for…
Beginning in 2011, Open Book Festival has from its inception aimed to create safe spaces where meaningful conversations can take place amongst the diverse and sometimes divided communities that make up this city where we live. We have put much time into audience development and are pleased to see the people who join us each…
