Road to Avonlea Fan Convention

The Road to Avonlea Fan Convention is a dedicated three-day gathering for enthusiasts of the beloved 1990s Canadian television series, "Road to Avonlea." The event, which attracts fans from across the globe, is designed to immerse attendees in the world of the show, which was set on Prince Edward Island and loosely based on the novels of Lucy Maud Montgomery.

Key activities at the sold-out convention include engaging panel discussions featuring members of the show's original cast and crew, providing unique insights into the series' production and legacy. Attendees can also partake in local culinary experiences, such as oyster and wine tastings. Beyond the convention venue, guests have the opportunity to travel around Prince Edward Island to visit actual filming locations, as well as significant sites related to Lucy Maud Montgomery, including her birthplace, gravesite, and the Cavendish house that inspired "Anne of Green Gables."

Organized by Fine Book Fairs, the convention serves as a testament to the enduring appeal of "Road to Avonlea," which aired for seven seasons from 1990 to 1996 and was broadcast in over 100 countries. The series is celebrated for its portrayal of values such as kindness, friendship, and fellowship, continuing to resonate with new generations of viewers.