St. Lawrence Writers Festival
The St. Lawrence Writers Festival returns for its second year in Brockville, Ontario, from September 10-13. This all-Canadian festival celebrates words in various forms, featuring national bestselling authors, panels on poetry, romantasy, historical and contemporary fiction, practical workshops, a literary cruise, and a unique cat-themed brunch with a book launch.
- Date
- Sep 10-13, 2026
- Status
- Recently ended
- Date
- Sep 10-13, 2026
- Location
- Brockville
Event summary
Highlights
- panels with national bestselling authors
- romantasy panel
- "How to Get Published in Canada" workshop
- 1000 Islands and Seaway literary cruise with "The Love Boat" theme
Attendees can participate in panels covering various literary genres, from poetry and romantasy to historical and contemporary fiction. The festival also offers practical workshops, including one titled "How to Get Published in Canada," designed for aspiring writers. A popular returning event is the Saturday night cruise with 1000 Islands and Seaway Cruise Lines, which this year adopts a romantic "Love Boat" theme.
The festival concludes on Sunday with a "Cat Meow's brunch" followed by the book launch of "The Great Catsby by Hilton," a "catification" of a classic novel adapted by Rod Carley and illustrated by Juliette Miron. Throughout the weekend, visitors have the opportunity to browse and purchase books, and meet authors for signings in the lower level of Arts Hub Brockville.
Practical details
- Area for browsing nearby events
- Brockville
Before attending
Check the sources below for current opening times, admission prices and registration requirements. A date range does not mean the event runs continuously or that admission is free.
Sources and further information
Check these references for event announcements and updates before attending.
- St. Lawrence Writers Festival returns for second year www.recorder.ca
Location map
Approximate area only; exact venue coordinates are not confirmed.
Keep exploring
Use this event as a starting point for nearby places, matching topics, and calendar paths.