The Third Annual Calgary Blow-Out!
filling Station is thrilled to announce...
The Third Annual
CALGARY BLOW-OUT!
Friday, September 14 – 7:00 PM
Saturday, September 15 – 1:00 PM
Saturday, September 15 – 7:00 PM
All Events at the Carpenter’s Union Hall
(310 10th St NW)
FREE!
This explosive literary festival puts the spotlight on Calgary’s talented writing community, featuring over twenty poets, playwrights and fiction writers that are either locally-based, or who have strong ties to the city, including:
Robert Majzels
Kevin McPherson-Eckhoff
Sina Queyras
William Neil Scott
Brea Burton Chris Ewart
Emily Elder
Bronwyn Haslam
Emily Carr
Mark Hopkins
Peter Norman
Laurie Fuhr
Helen Hajnoczky
Weyman Chan
Ian Kinney
Jaspreet Singh
Ross Priddle
Aaron Giovannone
Garth Whelan
Shane Rhodes
The writers will be joined by musical guests Heather Blush and The Lonely Hunters !
filling Station Film Editor Garth Whelan will present a series of short films.
ryan fitzpatrick, derek beaulieu, and Natalie Simpson will serve as hosts for the events.
Of course, there’ll also be books, booze and the long-awaited launch of filling Station #39!
All events are absolutely FREE and open to the public. Join us in celebration of Calgary’s booming literary talent!
CONTACT:
Natalie Zina Walschots
Managing Editor, filling Station
403.283.7212
EVENT HISTORY
The Calgary Blow-Out! was founded in 2005 as a celebration of Calgary’s vibrant literary community. The former Managing Editor of filling Station, derek beaulieu, founded the event out of good-natured frustration when he realized there was simply too much happening in the Calgary literary scene to see it all, and so he created the Blow-Out! as a fête for the community at large. This is filling Station’s third annual Calgary Blow-Out!
ABOUT filling Station
filling Station is a literary magazine based in Calgary, Alberta, that is dedicated to showcasing innovative poetry, fiction, drama, film and visual art, and to promotion local and international arts communities. This year’s Calgary Blow-Out! will see the launch of filling Station’s 39th issue.
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