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SUMMARY:Centaur Theatre Family Classes
DESCRIPTION:This fall\, Centaur Theatre invites children and their parents/caregivers to make theatre\, explore backstage\, and unleash their imaginations together. \nLed by professional theatre artists and educators Alison Darcy and Jesse Stong\, Centaur+ Family Classes are playful\, hands-on workshops where families can discover storytelling\, movement\, improvisation\, character creation and the joy of making something together. \nNo theatre experience necessary. Just bring your imagination!
URL:https://qwf.org/event/centaur-theatre-family-classes/
LOCATION:Centaur Theatre\, 453 St. Francois-Xavier\, Montreal\, Quebec\, HZY 2T1\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Performance
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SUMMARY:The Writer's Coven: Writing Session | Séance d'écriture
DESCRIPTION:Calling writers and creatives of all kinds! \nWhether you’re a budding novelist\, a published poet\, a nomadic screenwriter\, or a confounded composer. Come join us every Monday evening to mingle with your peers\, get some work done\, and then take the opportunity to discuss the craft and your progress\, all over some of the La Boîte Gourmande’s (just next to Laurier station) various offerings. \n5:45 – 6:15 : Arrival and mingling\n6:15 – 7:45 : 90 minutes uninterrupted work\n7:45 – 9:00 : debrief\, discuss\, and wrap up \nThis group is first and foremost an established community of creatives supporting creatives\, creating a bilingual third space (FR/EN) of like-minded individuals where we can make some progress on our projects in good company. We’re currently open to new membership!\nThere are no obligations to share or engage with others’ work\, but you can expect curiosity\, good vibes\, and maybe a morsel of cake (to support our gracious patrons). \n—————————————————————————————————— \nAvis aux écrivain·e·s et créatif·ve·s de tous horizons ! \nQue vous soyez romancier·ère en devenir\, poète publié·e\, scénariste nomade ou compositeur·rice un peu déboussolé·e\, rejoignez-nous chaque lundi soir pour rencontrer vos pairs\, avancer sur vos projets\, puis prendre le temps d’échanger sur le métier et votre progression\, le tout autour des différentes offres de La Boîte Gourmande (juste à côté du métro Laurier). \n17 h 45 – 18 h 15 : Arrivée et discussions\n18 h 15 – 19 h 45 : 90 minutes de travail ininterrompu\n19 h 45 – 21 h 00 : Débrief\, échanges et clôture \nCe groupe est avant tout une communauté établie de créatif·ve·s qui soutiennent des créatif·ve·s\, un tiers-espace bilingue (FR/EN) où des esprits proches peuvent avancer sur leurs projets en bonne compagnie. Nous acceptons actuellement de nouveaux membres!\nAucune obligation de partager ou de commenter le travail des autres — mais attendez-vous à de la curiosité\, de bonnes ondes\, et peut-être une part de gâteau (histoire de soutenir nos hôtes généreux).
URL:https://qwf.org/event/the-writers-coven-writing-session-seance-decriture/2026-11-30/
LOCATION:La Boite Gourmande 445 Laurier Ave E\, 445 Laurier Ave E\, Montreal\, Quebec\, H2J1E5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Bilingual/Multilingual
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SUMMARY:2026 Read Quebec Book Fair
DESCRIPTION:The Read Quebec Book Fair returns to Casa d’Italia December 5-6\, 2026! Join us for special events\, author signings\, and the latest releases from Canadian writers and publishers. \nProduced by the Association of English-language Publishers of Quebec (AELAQ)\, the Fair celebrates the vibrancy of English-language writing\, publishing\, and translation in Quebec. \nTaking place in the historic Casa d’Italia\, the Fair will present a full weekend of programming\, including a Lightning Round with local poets\, an event with graphic novelists Lee Lai and Arizona O’Neill\, and a conversation with Everyday Reconciliation authors Derek Aronhie:nens Montour and Elin Sandberg Miller. We’ll also be hosting another edition of Speed-dating for Writers and Editors\, where up-and-coming and seasoned wordsmiths will have the opportunity to deliver their pitches directly to publishers\, as well as a panel discussion on publishing in translation. \nThe Fair will offer plenty of fun for young booklovers in the cozy\, book-filled Babar Kids’ Nook both days\, and a storytime reading with Gillian Sze. \nStick around for our 5 à 7 opening cocktail on Saturday for delicious hors d’oeuvres and a chance to connect with Montreal’s vibrant literary community. \nCasa d’Italia is located at 505 Jean-Talon East\, and is fully accessible to wheelchairs and strollers. The Fair takes place on the second floor\, accessible via stairs or elevator. Take the entrance on Berri Street\, across the street from Jean-Talon metro (exit Jean-Talon Nord). \n2026 Read Quebec Book Fair: See All Events
URL:https://qwf.org/event/2026-read-quebec-book-fair/
LOCATION:Casa d’Italia\, 505 Rue Jean-Talon Est\, Montreal\, Quebec\, H2R 1T6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Read Quebec Book Fair
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SUMMARY:Linda Leith Publishing Showcase
DESCRIPTION:Located in the Rotunda\, Casa d’Italia \nWith: \n\nToula Drimonis\nAlex Costa\nDon Macdonald\nRebecca Morris\nMichael Foy\nOren Safdie\nJanet Torge\nDavid Homel\nNatalie Southworth\n\nModerated by Linda Leith \nLinda Leith Publishing will present their local authors of the season\, along with some recent stars. Short readings from a variety of genres will be followed by mingling and book signing. \nAlex Costa has degrees in biology and dentistry from McGill University. Born and raised in the neighbourhood of North Toronto\, she grew up near the ravines that inspired this story. She now lives in Montreal with her husband Mark\, also a dentist\, her two sons\, and a big shaggy dog named Rookie who has excellent teeth. The first in a planned trilogy\, The Roughling is her first novel. www.alexcosta.ca \nThe author of the 2022 bestseller We\, the Others\, Toula Drimonis is a Montreal-based opinion columnist\, writer and news producer. A former news director for TC Media\, she has reported and written on politics\, social justice\, and women’s issues for national and international publications. She has worked in television\, radio\, and print in all three of her languages\, and has appeared on TV as both panelist and contributor to English and French-language current-affairs and cultural news shows. \nMichael Foy was born and raised in Surrey\, British Columbia. He holds degrees in psychology and education from Simon Fraser University. His fiction has appeared in Grain Magazine\, The Nashwaak Review\, QWERTY\, Literally Stories\, Blank Spaces\, Canadian Shorts II\, and other journals and anthologies. His story “The Questions Run” received an Honourable Mention in the Riddle Fence Fiction Contest. He lives in Montreal with his wife and two daughters. www.michaelfoy.ca \nDavid Homel was born in Chicago in 1952 and left the city in 1970 for Paris\, living in Europe the next few years on odd jobs. He has published ten novels\, from Electrical Storms (1988) to The Teardown\, which won the Paragraph Hugh MacLennan Prize for Fiction in 2019\, and most recently\, Private Number (2025). He has also written young adult fiction with Marie-Louise Gay\, directed documentary films\, worked in TV production\, been a literary translator\, journalist\, and creative writing teacher. He has translated four books for Linda Leith Publishing: Bitter Rose (2015)\, The Last Bullet Is For You (2016)\, Nan Goldin: The Warrior Medusa (2017) and Taximan (2018). Lunging into the Underbrush (2021)\, also with LLP\, was his first book of non-fiction. He lives in Montreal. \nDon Macdonald worked for over 20 years as a journalist in Winnipeg\, Montreal and Quebec City. His first novel\, Omand’s Creek\, was an Amazon bestseller that the Montreal Gazette praised as “the best Canadian crime debut in recent memory.” He lives in Montreal. www.donmacdonald.ca \nOriginally from Guelph\, Rebecca Morris lives in Montreal. She earned an M.A. in French from Dalhousie\, had three children in three years and taught high school before turning to writing full time. Rebecca’s short stories have won several awards\, including the Malahat Review Open Season Award and the Humber Literary Review Emerging Writers Fiction contest. She is a Banff Centre alumna\, recipient of a Canada Council Arts grant and an active member of the Quebec Writers’ Federation\, where she has taught workshops on short fiction and narrative structure. Other Maps is her first novel. \nOren Safdie was born in Montreal where he attended St George’s School and Marianopolis College. Following graduate studies in Architecture and Creative Writing at Columbia University\, Oren has worked as a playwright\, screenwriter\, and professor of Dramatic Writing & Literature. Five of his plays were New York Times Critic’s Picks. Beyond Ken Dryden\, which is his first book\, was produced as a play in Montreal in 2024 and Toronto in 2025. He divides his time between LA and Montreal. \nNatalie Southworth’s award-winning stories have appeared in literary journals in Canada\, the UK and the US\, including The North American Review\, The Moth Magazine\, The New Quarterly\, Canadian Notes & Queries\, The Brooklyn Review and more. She lives in Montreal. \nJanet Torge lives in Montreal and is always looking for new adventures. She’s been a television documentary producer\, a prenatal teacher and Birth Doula\, an overnight talk-show host at CFCF Radio\, traffic reporter and Radio Noon host at CBC Montreal\, a columnist at the Montreal Gazette\, and co-founder of the first rape relief centre in Canada. She recently trained as a Death Doula and is also the author of Dear Sam\, a book about the death of her son. \n2026 Read Quebec Book Fair: See All Events
URL:https://qwf.org/event/linda-leith-publishing-showcase/
LOCATION:Casa d’Italia\, 505 Rue Jean-Talon Est\, Montreal\, Quebec\, H2R 1T6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Read Quebec Book Fair,Reading
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SUMMARY:Everyday Reconciliation with Derek Aronhie:nens Montour and Elin Sandberg Miller
DESCRIPTION:Located in the Rotunda\, Casa d’Italia \n\n  \nWith: \n\nDerek Aronhie:nens Montour\nElin Sandberg Miller\n\nModerated by Lisa Byer-de Wever \nMany of us are committed to the idea of Reconciliation – but what can we do about it? Derek Montour\, is an Indigenous man who grew up on the Kahnawà:ke Kanien’kehá:ka Territory. Elin Sandberg Miller is an immigrant from Sweden who\, with her outsider view of Canadian society\, brings a fresh perspective to the issues. Together they share their conversation between friends\, bringing warmth and insight on how Reconciliation can be part of our everyday lives. \nDerek Aronhie:nens Montour joined the armed services after high school—first the Canadian Royal Montreal Regiment and later the United States Marine Corps. After leaving the services\, he moved back to Kahnawà:ke to work with the Kahnawà:ke Shakotiia’takehnhas Community Services\, and today he is the organization’s executive director. He also serves on the board of directors for the First Nations of Quebec and Labrador Health and Social Services Commission and has assisted at the national level on the Child and Family Services Reform National Advisory Committee. He also served on the Minister of National Defence’s Advisory Panel on Systemic Racism and Discrimination\, which submitted their final report in December 2021. Derek grew up in Kahnawà:ke and has two children and a grandchild. \nBorn and raised in Tiotià:ke\, otherwise known as Montreal\, Lisa Byer-de Wever is a Diaconal Ministry in the United Church of Canada. As someone who has navigated the many worlds of colour\, culture\, gender\, religion\, spirituality and language her whole life\, she is passionate about creating space for dialogue\, learning and deep listening where everyone can share their authentic self. \nShe identifies as having mixed West Indian and Indigenous heritage. She has served as the minister for Kahnawake United Church\, as the Executive Director to Saint Columba House\, and more recently Merging Waters United Church on the West Island of Montreal. \nShe co-chairs the United Church’s Regional Right Relations Circle and has facilitated the Kairos Blanket Exercise for about 15 years. She has long been a social justice activist\, involved in issues around Indigenous and LGBTQ2sIA+ justice\, food insecurity and Gaza. \nIn a world where siloed narratives and resistance to the “other” is the norm\, she believes we have the opportunity and responsibility to not only foster coexistence but co-resistance. Not only because our faith invites us to do so but our humanity compels us to. \nElin Sandberg Miller hosted the podcast Everyday Reconciliation in 2021–22\, which she created and co-produced with the think tank Canada 2020. Her work has been published in various newspapers and magazines\, including the Montreal Gazette. She spent most of her working life in the Swedish Foreign Service and more recently at Global Affairs Canada\, working on issues of international law\, human rights\, gender equality\, conflict resolution and peacebuilding. She immigrated to Canada in 2008\, currently lives in Ottawa\, has three children and a grandchild\, and is a dual Swedish-Canadian citizen. \n\n2026 Read Quebec Book Fair: See All Events
URL:https://qwf.org/event/everyday-reconciliation-with-derek-aronhienens-montour-and-elin-sandberg-miller/
LOCATION:Casa d’Italia\, 505 Rue Jean-Talon Est\, Montreal\, Quebec\, H2R 1T6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Panel,Read Quebec Book Fair
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SUMMARY:How I(t) Work(s): Literary Translation
DESCRIPTION:Located in the Rotunda\, Casa d’Italia \nWith: \n\nChloé Savoie-Bernard\nRachel Martinez\nPablo Strauss\n\nModerated by Katie Grubisic \nQuebec is a hotbed of literary translation. Many of our best translators are also writers\, and many of our writers want to see their books translated\, hopingwanting to reach their fellow Quebecers who read in the other official language. But how does it work? If you have a translation project in mind\, how do you get it onto the page? And how do you get your new book\, published in English\, translated and published in French? Winner of the Governor-General’s Literary Award for French-to-English Translation\, local poet and editor Katia Grubisic will lead a discussion with three established translators working from French to English (Pablo Strauss) and English to French (Rachel Martinez and Chloé Savoie-Bernard). Learn how the business of translation works\, and the art of translation as well. Bring your curiosity to the Q&A. \nKatia Grubisic is a writer\, editor\, and translator. Her work has won the Gerald Lampert award\, the Cole Foundation Prize for Translation\, and the Governor General’s Award for translation\, and been shortlisted for the A.M. Klein Prize. \nRachel Martinez worked for many years in the fields of arts and communications before devoting herself exclusively to translation. A polyglot\, she has translated (from English\, Spanish\, and Italian) more than 130 works in a variety of genres for renowned French-language publishers\, including novels\, short stories\, non-fiction\, arts catalogues\, biographies\, essays\, and children’s literature. She has organized events and served on numerous literary prize juries\, roundtables\, conferences\, and translation residencies both in Canada and abroad. Rachel Martinez represented the Literary Translators’ Association of Canada on the advisory committee of the Banff International Literary Translation Centre from 2018 until its dissolution in 2020. Among other awards and honors\, she was a two-time finalist for the Governor General’s Literary Award in French Translation\, which she won for Glenn Gould\, une vie (Boréal) in 2005. \nChloé Savoie-Bernard occupe un poste de professeure de littérature à l’Université du Québec à Montréal. Chercheuse\, autrice et traductrice\, elle a entre autres\, publié Des femmes savantes (Triptyque\, 2016) et Sainte Chloé de l’amour (Hexagone\, 2021). Parmi ses traductions\, notons Voix/Éclairs/Tonnerres\, de Myriam Chancy (Remue-ménage\, 2023)\, de même que Sister Love\, une correspondance entre Audre Lorde et Pat Parker\, (Points\, 2024). Sa dernière traduction est la pièce de Ntozake Shange\, Aux filles de couleur qui ont déjà pensé au suicide (Payot\, 2026). \nPablo Strauss’s many translations from Quebec include novels\, personal essays\, nonfiction\, and comics. He is a three-time finalist for the Governor General’s Award for translation\, and has published book reviews\, shorter translations\, and personal essays in Harpers\, Geist\, Granta\, and the Montreal Review of Books. Pablo grew up in Victoria\, B.C.\, and has now lived in Quebec City for two decades. \n2026 Read Quebec Book Fair: See All Events
URL:https://qwf.org/event/how-it-works-literary-translation/
LOCATION:Casa d’Italia\, 505 Rue Jean-Talon Est\, Montreal\, Quebec\, H2R 1T6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Panel,Read Quebec Book Fair
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SUMMARY:Tomorrow\, but Tonight: Experiments in Flash Fiction 
DESCRIPTION:Located in the Salle des célébrations\, Casa d’Italia \nA 90-minute workshop for writers ages 14 to 20 with Jen DeLeskie\, fiction writer and Editor-in-Chief of Quist\, the youth literary journal of the Quebec Writers’ Federation. \nEven the shortest stories need a turn: a moment when something changes. Flash writers have tricky ways of getting there fast. Although technically a poem\, Laura Gilpin’s “The Two-headed Calf” pivots on “tomorrow” and “tonight” and shows one way to capture a full arc in a few lines. We’ll discuss Gilpin’s poem and a few other very short pieces\, borrow forms like recipes and lists\, and write our own flash fiction using prompts. No experience necessary! Bring a notebook or a laptop. You’ll leave with a draft\, some new tools for writing flash\, possibly some new friends\, and an invitation to submit your work to Quist. Limited to twelve participants. \nJen DeLeskie (she/her) is a writer based in Tiohtià:ke (Montréal). Her work\, which spans literary\, horror\, science fiction\, and fantasy\, has appeared in Prairie Fire\, The Globe and Mail\, Beneath Ceaseless Skies\, The Dalhousie Review\, and elsewhere. Her debut novel\, Everclear\, a YA adventure set in near-future northern Quebec\, was published by Flame Arrow in 2026. She edits Quist\, the Quebec Writers’ Federation youth literary journal. \n2026 Read Quebec Book Fair: See All Events
URL:https://qwf.org/event/tomorrow-but-tonight-experiments-in-flash-fiction/
LOCATION:Casa d’Italia\, 505 Rue Jean-Talon Est\, Montreal\, Quebec\, H2R 1T6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Read Quebec Book Fair,Workshops
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261205T170000
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SUMMARY:Guernica Editions’ Montreal Book Launch 2026
DESCRIPTION:Located in the Rotunda\, Casa d’Italia \nWith: \n\nMarie-Josée Poisson\, Blood Bound: Unlacing Secret Ties\nRobin Blackburn McBride\, River of Dreams\nJay Quint\, Village Dreams\nH. Nigel Thomas\, And Then Again Begin\nHélène Rioux / Jonathan Kaplansky\, The Love of Man\n\nModerated by Connie Guzzo-McParland \nJoin us for a vibrant literary celebration at the Read Quebec Book Fair for Guernica Editions’ annual Montreal Book Launch. Enjoy lively readings from our authors\, browse and buy fresh new titles\, and enter our book‑bag raffle. After the event\, join us for a friendly AELAQ‑ and QWF-sponsored cocktail\, where writers\, publishers\, and book lovers gather to mingle\, toast\, and celebrate Montreal’s literary scene. \nConnie Guzzo McParland\, President and Co-director of Guernica Editions\, holds a BA in Italian Literature and an MA in Creative Writing from Concordia University. She is the author of the novels The Girls of Piazza d’Amore (2013) and The Women of Saturn (2017)\, the latter translated into Italian as Le donne di Saturno (2019). Her nonfiction work includes the biography An Opera in 3 Acts\, translated into French as Un opéra en 3 actes (2021). She also translated The Twelfth Room\, the English edition of La Dodicesima Stanza. Her latest work\, Stitch by Stitch\, Punto per punto\, De fil à aiguille\, launching in March 2027\, is a collection of stories and testimonials about Italian immigrant women who laboured in the garment industry in Quebec. \nHer writing has been recognized with numerous distinctions\, including the Concordia University David McKeen Award in Creative Writing (2008) for her thesis Girotondo; a shortlist nomination for the Quebec Writers’ Federation First Book Award for The Girls of Piazza d’Amore (2013). \n2026 Read Quebec Book Fair: See All Events
URL:https://qwf.org/event/guernica-editions-montreal-book-launch-2026/
LOCATION:Casa d’Italia\, 505 Rue Jean-Talon Est\, Montreal\, Quebec\, H2R 1T6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Read Quebec Book Fair,Reading
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261205T180000
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SUMMARY:Opening Cocktail
DESCRIPTION:Presented in partnership by QWF and AELAQ \nJoin us for a special edition of our annual Book Fair Opening Cocktail\, introducing and celebrating the Quebec Writers’ Federation’s new Executive Director and Operations Manager\, Remy Attig and Zac Remple. \nThe Book Fair Opening Cocktail is a chance for the publishers\, writers\, and booklovers to rub elbows and make connections – where better to introduce two very important new members of our literary community? Come for a drink\, an hors d’oeuvre\, and friendly conversation. \n2026 Read Quebec Book Fair: See All Events
URL:https://qwf.org/event/opening-cocktail-2/
LOCATION:Casa d’Italia\, 505 Rue Jean-Talon Est\, Montreal\, Quebec\, H2R 1T6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Read Quebec Book Fair
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