YOUTH FEST
25 MARCH – 1 APRIL
WORKSHOP WEEK 5 – 10 JUNE
OPEN BOOK FESTIVAL 8 – 10 SEPTEMBER
The Open Book Youth Fest kicks off this weekend!See some highlights below.
What would Open Book be without poetry? […]
Read moreYOUTH FEST
25 MARCH – 1 APRIL
WORKSHOP WEEK 5 – 10 JUNE
OPEN BOOK FESTIVAL 8 – 10 SEPTEMBER
The Youth Fest programme is now live on our site! All events are free, but booking is essential.
From […]
Read moreYOUTH FEST
25 MARCH – 1 APRIL
WORKSHOP WEEK 5 – 10 JUNE
OPEN BOOK FESTIVAL 8 – 10 SEPTEMBER
We’re kicking off 2023 with our first dedicated Youth Fest! While we have run a large number of […]
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15
Feb
Posted in News, Uncategorized Thank you to all who joined us for the September festival – it was an incredible 3 days!
For those who couldn’t make it, or for those who had to make a difficult decisions between […]
Read moreA reminder to book your tickets!
Open Book is just round the corner! The programme is available in different formats for your convenience – as a print-friendly download, a digital flipbook, or the traditional day-by-day listing […]
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07
Jul
Posted in News, Uncategorized 26 – 29 JULY 2022
Ahead of the Festival in September, we are delighted to bring aspiring and experienced writers a series of workshops by facilitators that offer something very special. Space is limited, so be […]
Read moreThis year has been an exciting ‘full of firsts’ experience – and it’s only March! Not only are we going to see each other in what feels like a few days, but we’ve also taken […]
Read moreWe’re excited to announce that the programme is out!
It’s been such a long time since we last had the opportunity to come together and celebrate the books we’ve loved, find new reads, meet people and […]
Read moreWe’re finishing off the series with two conversations, ‘After Life’ and ‘The Thing About Love’.
Grieving has become central to our lives, and in many instances, we have had to figure out how to grieve in […]
Read moreThere are three episodes coming your way this week, the first of which is ‘Virtually Queer’, a conversation which explores queerness in relation to online spaces. Join Efemia Chela, Robert Hamblin, Tiffany Mugo in a […]
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