Kingston WritersFest Celebrating the 15th Anniversary in Grand Style - theHumm September 2023
Kingston WritersFest Celebrating the 15th Anniversary in Grand Style - theHumm September 2023
By John Pigeau
In late September, the Kingston WritersFest will be celebrating its 15th anniversary with a terrific lineup of exceptionally talented authors, as well as a focus on “the art of the word beyond the printed page.”
The theme of this year’s festival is “Unbound.”
“We wanted this year’s theme to highlight the fact that written art is not relegated to one style, one form of print — it is alive in song, screen and stage, it defies genre, it is playful, experimental, weird and wonderful,” Festival Artistic Director Aara Maccauley announced earlier in the summer.
Highlighting that theme, this fall’s festival will showcase several multi-disciplinary events including an exhibit featuring the original artwork of Vancouver book jacket designer Oliver McPartlin, a conversation about songwriting with The Gertrudes, a world premiere stage reading of a play by 2023 Voaden Prize-winning playwright Brandon Zang, and a spoken word performance by award-winning poet Britta Badour, better known as Britta B.
Like most years, though, this anniversary-edition of the Kingston WritersFest begins with a bang — with Heather O’Neill and Emma Donoghue reading from their latest novels on opening night.
Beloved national bestselling author Heather O’Neill (The Lonely Hearts Hotel, When We Lost Our Heads) leads things off with a reading from Mystery in the Metro, a novel in serial form, which is being published weekly in the Montreal Gazette over the course of thirty weeks. Afterward, Merilyn Simonds will be in conversation with O’Neill, who says she was curious to try the serial form because “’tis how writers of yore used to publish novels.”
Later that night, multi award-winning international bestselling author Emma Donoghue (Room, The Wonder, The Pull of the Stars) will debut Learned By Heart, her highly-anticipated new novel based on the true story of prolific English diarist Anne Lister, dubbed by many as “the first modern lesbian,” and her love affair with Eliza Raine. The deeply researched book explores Anne’s life, loves, and the bucking of convention in nineteenth century York. After the reading, Donoghue will chat with Festival Director Maccauley about the book and her phenomenal body of work.
Opening night is Wednesday, September 27 — and tickets for these two phenomenal author events should be hot items, so get yours early.
In light of current catastrophes, another highlight of the festival is sure to be John Vaillant reading from his latest book Fire Weather: The Making of a Beast, a stunning account of the colossal wildfire that ravaged Fort McMurray in 2016. Vaillant’s highly acclaimed book takes readers on a riveting journey through the intertwined histories of North America’s oil industry and the birth of climate science, and closely examines the unprecedented devastation wrought by modern forest fires. A lively and important discussion with Warren Mabee, Associate Dean and Director of the School of Policy Studies at Queen’s University, will follow. Vaillant takes to the stage on Thursday, September 28 at 7pm.
The following afternoon, bookseller extraordinaire Ben McNally returns for the always popular Book Lovers’ Lunch. Ben knows books, making this event a festival favourite since 2009. The ticket price includes a tasty lunch and a top-notch list of insightful book recommendations for discerning readers. Organizers say that tickets for this event always go quickly too, so act fast.
Later on Friday afternoon, the incomparable writer, activist and world traveller Rosemary Sullivan will be in conversation with Eric Friesen about the writing life and her much anticipated memoir Where the World Was.
In the evening, Giller Prize-winning author and emergency and addictions physician Vincent Lam takes to the stage to talk about his celebrated novel On the Ravine, a wise and compelling work that compassionately explores the doctor/patient relationship, and the devastating experience of opioid addiction and loss. He’ll be joined by Mike Condra, a physician and advocate for mental health education, for an intimate discussion about the profound impact of the opioid crisis on those struggling with the addiction, and those struggling to treat them.
For something a little lighter, fans of CanLit trivia can expect to enjoy a rousingly good time at Friday night’s Literary Trivia Night, hosted by the charming comedian, radio show host and author Ali Hassan. You’ll want to bring along your smartest bookworm buddies, because festival organizers report they have doubled down on prizes.
Readings and conversations with authors Alicia Elliott (And Then She Fell), Michael Crummey (The Adversary) and Angela Sterritt (Unbroken) highlight Saturday afternoon’s literary programme, while Kingston’s The Gertrudes will give a free community concert, performing songs from their new album Just To Please You. The show will be followed by a discussion with Kingston’s Poet Laureate Sadiqa de Meijer about the art and process of songwriting.
That night, as part of an event called “The Big Idea: CanLit Unbound,” Carol Off will helm a lively panel discussion with four independent Canadian publishers and authors about current trends in CanLit. The panel includes Dundurn Press president and publisher Kwame Scott Fraser, writer and co-founder of Hingston & Olsen Publishing Michael Hingston, novelist and essayist Stephen Marche, and Cobourg-based fiction writer, poet, editor, translator and creative-writing instructor Stuart Ross. The panel will consider the growing trend of AI-generated writing, and what needs to be done to keep CanLit vital and relevant in the future, as chatbots and major mergers loom on the horizon.
On Sunday morning, bestselling and award-winning author Patrick deWitt (French Exit, The Sisters Brothers) will talk about his latest novel The Librarianist, a celebration of the extraordinary in the so-called ordinary life of a retired librarian. Kingston author Mark Sinnett will be in conversation with deWitt.
Also appearing at the festival are Emily Urquhart, Deborah Dundas, Wayne Grady, Otoniya J. Otok Bitek, Catherine Hernandez, Janika Oza, Jason Heroux, Leanne Liberman, Paul Vermeersch and Anuja Varghese.
For a detailed schedule of events — including the festival’s writing retreats and master classes — or to buy tickets, visit kingstonwritersfest.ca .
Please Note: advance sales for the Kingston WritersFest began in mid-July and run until Tuesday, September 26. During the festival, door tickets will be available to purchase online or from the Festival Box Office located in the lobby on the main floor at the Holiday Inn Kingston Waterfront.
Diana Jackson — Eclectic Creativity - theHumm September 2023
By Sally Hansen
Art… and Soul
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By Submitted the Arnprior & DistrictHumane Society
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A Meal for All - theHumm September 2023
By David Hinks
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The Colours of the Bells - theHumm September 2023
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CAMMAC Chorus Performs in Arnprior - theHumm September 2023
By — Rosalind Spencer is President of CAMMAC OttawaGatineau, and Cochair of CAMMAC Ottawa Valley
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Help Interval House to Help Youth Survivors - theHumm September 2023
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A New Season for Almonte in Concert World-Class Music in anAcoustically Exceptional Venue - theHumm September 2023
By — Maureen Nevins is the Artistic Director of Almonte in Concert
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The series opens on October 28 with pianists Agne Radzeviciute and Dmitri Levkovich. These young artists boast international careers as soloists and as a duo. On the program of this piano extravaganza: works written for 1 to......
We’ve Seen the Future - theHumm September 2023
By Glenda Jones
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Artisan Village at the Falls - theHumm September 2023
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Public Pottery Studio Opening in Athens - theHumm September 2023
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The Seven Gifts — Good News! - theHumm September 2023
By Submitted Mississippi MillsAll My Relations
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Mississippi Squares Dancing in a Vibrant Community - theHumm September 2023
By Vince and Debbie Guthro
Mississippi Squares, a vibrant and spirited square dancing club, has been a dynamic part of the community since its inception in 1986. Nestled in the heart of Lanark County, this lively club draws its name from the nearby Mississippi River and Lake. It’s an area rich in community spirit, and Mississippi Squares has embodied this spirit for decades.
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Explore Art in the Madawaska Valley Local Artists Open Their Doors During Popular Autumn Studio Tour - theHumm September 2023
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Talking Across Difference How Can We Have Conversations that Bring Us Together? - theHumm September 2023
By Deborah Conners, PhD
Conflict in communities, in families and among friends seems increasingly visible, and the resulting separations can be painful. How can we have conversations that bring us together rather than drive us apart? Many of us were raised in families and communities where disagreements were pushed under the rug, or the “answer” imposed by a parent or community leader. Being able to engage in conversations from different points of view without ending up making the situation worse is a skill that is desperately needed in our communities today.
Would you like more skills for engaging in diffic......
Literary Evenings in Almonte Presented by Mill Street Books at the Almonte Library - theHumm September 2023
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Community Theatre Expo - theHumm September 2023
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Worksho......
Back to School Portraits Supporting the Mississippi Mills Public Library - theHumm September 2023
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Two Terrific Tributes - theHumm September 2023
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Expressions of Art - theHumm September 2023
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Valley Players AlmonteArt and Community at Play - theHumm September 2023
By Submitted the VPA Board
It is with much pride and excitement that we are announcing a re-launching of Valley Players Almonte!
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Perth Autumn Studio Tour - theHumm September 2023
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For over three decades, the Perth Autumn Studio Tour has been a testament to the vibrant creativity that defines the community. As the tour cele......
Come Sing with Us! - theHumm September 2023
By Pauline Cherry and Kris Riendeau
If you love to sing but prefer not to perform, have we got a choir for you!
We are a small community choir based out of Almonte, some of whom have been together for about 13 years. Currently our members come from Almonte, Perth, Kanata, Carleton Place, Pakenham and Arnprior.
Since we are not a performing choir, but rather a workshop and teaching choir whose repertoire includes several genres of music, we are able to tackle some of the more challenging choral music because we don’t have to prepare for concerts. As a choir comprising many seniors, we know that “music makes you smar......
Kingston WritersFest Celebrating the 15th Anniversary in Grand Style - theHumm September 2023
By John Pigeau
In late September, the Kingston WritersFest will be celebrating its 15th anniversary with a terrific lineup of exceptionally talented authors, as well as a focus on “the art of the word beyond the printed page.”
The theme of this year’s festival is “Unbound.”
“We wanted this year’s theme to highlight the fact that written art is not relegated to one style, one form of print — it is alive in song, screen and stage, it defies genre, it is playful, experimental, weird and wonderful,” Festi......
Glorious Gloria Gopher New Statue along Almonte’s Alameda - theHumm September 2023
By Heather Phaneuf
If you walk, run, ride or dream along the Almonte Alameda, take time to stop and inhale not just the fresh air but the stories all around you. Wonder how a gopher, a much-loved puppet character, earned a classical bronze statue from friends in the community.
There have been rumours for months, but that’s all behind us now! Just there, facing the recreational trail beside the children’s section of the local library, Gloria Gopher has been bronzed, patinated and raised on a class......
Capturing a Moment: Nat Capitanio at MERA - theHumm September 2023
For the month of September, the art of Nat Capitanio will be on display at the MERA Schoolhouse. You are invited to McDonalds Corners for the show’s opening event on September 9.
Nat has been an artist all his life. His family immigrated to Canada from Italy when he was three years old. He showed an interest in art, and especially drawing, from an early age. He attended a three-year intensive arts course at the Central Technical School in Toronto. There, he challenged himself by learning ar......
A Country Music Mission Harmony Concerts Presents Freddy Vette & His Rhinestone Plowboys in Perth - theHumm September 2023
On September 23, Harmony Concerts kick-starts their 2023/24 season at Studio Theatre Perth with a performance by Freddy Vette & His Rhinestones Plowboys. This show is sure to appeal to country fans in the Valley, as their goal is “keeping traditional country music alive, one hit at a time!” theHumm reached out to Freddy to find out more about their upcoming show.
theHumm: I love that you describe traditional country music as “crying steel guitar, heartbreak harmonies, r......
Generous Helpings A Safari Dinner Fundraiserfor The Hunger Stop - theHumm September 2023
By Denise Beaulne
Almonte has grown over the last few years, and so have the needs of the Lanark County Foodbank — The Hunger Stop, especially as we’ve seen food prices soar. Sounds like a perfect opportunity to reignite the Almonte Safari Dinner fundraiser.
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The Pied Piper of Pizza… and Organs! - theHumm September 2023
By Robert Sneyd
A native of California, Dave Wickerham first played with an electronic organ at four years of age, and was at the pipe organ six years later. While living in Arizona for twelve years from his early teens, he became assistant organist at three Organ Stop Pizza restaurants. Emerging as a gifted entertainer, he graduated from university having studied classical organ for six years.
Moving to the Chicago area in 1984, he carried on this “work and play” duet: staff organist at Pipes and Pizza, a......
Rideau Artist of the Year Competition Everyone is Welcome to Watch the Artistic Fun! - theHumm September 2023
On Saturday and Sunday, September 9 and 10, Smiths Falls Heritage House Museum will host the 2023 Rideau Artist of the Year Competition. Spectators are invited to the picturesque grounds of the museum, where artists will be creating original works that capture the beauty of Smiths Falls — where industrial heritage meets the natural landscape — in the tradition of en plein air art making.
For more information, please contact Megan McIlvenna by calling 283–6311 o......
Hope Requires Action! Climate Network Lanark Presents 5 Do-able Ones - theHumm September 2023
By Chandler Swain
This summer we have witnessed the Climate Crisis in relentless action across the planet. For decades, climate scientists have clearly predicted exactly what is happening with our increasingly violent weather. It’s caused by rising temperatures. Simple as that. Greenhouse Gases are keeping the heat in. Burning fossil fuels is responsible. More than ever, citizens are wanting to act to slow the progress of the devastation.
I attended the Climate Network Lanark (CNL) Strategic Planning......
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