Showing posts with label LitFest Pasadena. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LitFest Pasadena. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 04, 2022

LitFest Pasadena- Wednesday, May 4



From: https://litfestpasadena.org


The 10th Anniversary of LitFest Pasadena 2022 embraces a dynamic new format, expanding locations as well as returning to known favorites. LitFest Pasadena brings acclaimed authors and new voices together to engage in a variety of powerful and inspiring literary and social conversations.

 

This year’s in-person event is, as always, free to the public and no registration is required.

 


WEDNESDAY, MAY 4

6:00pm – 9:00pm

 

Altadena Library

600 E. Mariposa St., Altadena, CA 91001

Limited library parking

Free street parking until 10pm

Free parking at Altadena Senior Center, 560 E. Mariposa St.

BOOM Mexican food truck (cash or card)

Books for Sale! Courtesy of Flintridge Bookstore

 

Find the program and schedule 

https://litfestpasadena.org/schedule/

















Wednesday, March 30, 2022

LitFest Pasadena




 From https://litfestpasadena.org

 

 

 

LitFest Pasadena Returns Live

& Reimagined this Spring!

 

Celebrating our 10th year,

we're embracing a dynamic new format and expanding locations.

 

Save the Dates!

 

Saturday, April 30 - Saturday, May 14, 2022

 

 

We begin…

 

Saturday, April 30 at the architectural masterpiece Mountain View Mausoleum in Altadena with everything mystery, thriller, true crime, horror, speculative fiction, and science fiction, culminating the evening with a conversation between bestselling authors Gregg Hurwitz and Michael Connelly.

 

May 4 and May 11 - on two Wednesdays, come to Altadena Library for acclaimed authors Naomi Hirahara, Attica Locke, Reyna Grande, and Rachel Harper discussing writing as a tool for social justice and social change, as well as Friendships and the Literary Life, Uncaged Voices: Transcending Bondages, and the Macondo Workshop.

 

Saturday, May 7 is Red Hen Press day with discussions on the state of the current and future publishing industry, the avenues to pursue and how to navigate the challenges, as well as a Craft of Writing panel discussion and workshop.

 

Saturday, May 14 come to Pasadena Presbyterian Church to hear bestselling authors and award-winning authors such as Marla Frazee (picture book), Brenda Woods (middle grade), Tessa Dare (romance), and Erika Schickel and Maggie Rowe (memoir).

 

Saturday, May 14 also happens at Vroman's bookstore with the likes of Kim Fay, J. Ryan Stradal, and the beloved Lou Mathews, culminating in a conversation between Larry Wilson and U.S. House Representative Adam Schiff.

 

LitFest Pasadena is FREE to the public.

 

For the full program and schedule, visit

 

LitFestPasadena.org/schedule