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Wordstock Sudbury is going hybrid for its eighth edition, which takes place on Nov. 4-6.Northern Ontario’s premier English-language literary festival said it is hoping the pandemic stays on a good track, allowing for small indoor gatherings this fall.
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Wordstock Sudbury is going hybrid for its eighth edition, which takes place on Nov. 4-6.
Northern Ontario’s premier English-language literary festival said it is hoping the pandemic stays on a good track, allowing for small indoor gatherings this fall.
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The province is beginning to open up as restrictions ease and vaccines are distributed, so Wordstock Sudbury plans to offer safe in-person events this November, alongside virtual events for the digitally inclined. It is a compromise that lets everyone participate in the ways they feel most comfortable.
Published on: June 27, 2021 | Last Updated: June 27, 2021 1:26 PM EDT Zoe Whittall of Toronto is one of the authors lined up for Wordstock Sudbury. Brian Thompson/Postmedia Network
Wordstock Sudbury is going hybrid for its eighth edition, which takes place on Nov. 4-6.
Northern Ontario’s premier English-language literary festival said it is hoping the pandemic stays on a good track, allowing for small indoor gatherings this fall.
The province is beginning to open up as restrictions ease and vaccines are distributed, so Wordstock Sudbury plans to offer safe in-person events this November, alongside virtual events for the digitally inclined. It is a compromise that lets everyone participate in the ways they feel most comfortable.
Published on: June 27, 2021 | Last Updated: June 27, 2021 1:26 PM EDT Zoe Whittall of Toronto is one of the authors lined up for Wordstock Sudbury. Brian Thompson/Postmedia Network
Wordstock Sudbury is going hybrid for its eighth edition, which takes place on Nov. 4-6.
Northern Ontario’s premier English-language literary festival said it is hoping the pandemic stays on a good track, allowing for small indoor gatherings this fall.
The province is beginning to open up as restrictions ease and vaccines are distributed, so Wordstock Sudbury plans to offer safe in-person events this November, alongside virtual events for the digitally inclined. It is a compromise that lets everyone participate in the ways they feel most comfortable.