Readings/Events

Posted by Daniela Elza on Jul 07 2007

Here I will try to keep track of places I am invited to read/present/judge, as well as community or academic events I participate in: 

UPCOMING EVENTS

    • Saturday, February 4, 2012 at 7pm – 9pm, W2 Media Cafe [downstairs], 111 West Hastings Street, DTES, Vancouver
      *** FREE EVENT ***

      Featuring LIVE READINGS by:
      Evelyn Lau, Marita Dachsel, Rob Taylor, Onjana Yawnghwe, Warren Dean Fulton, Daniela Elza, Timothy Shay.
      Presented by Books on the Radio Projects, Pandora’s Collective and Tightrope Books.

    • Sunday, March 11, 2012 from 5:30-7:30 pm
      FIRST BOOK LAUNCH of the weight of dew
      @The Railway Club (Back Room), 579 Dunsmuir Street, Vancouver, BC V6B 3K4, Vancouver.
      phone: (604) 681-1625
    • April 5, 2012 , (7:30-10pm, Open Mic sign up is at 7pm)
      Launching the weight of dew at Twisted Poets Literary Salon.
      Reading alongside Kate Braid.

    (and hopefully awesome bass player Clyde Reed).

    • April 15, 2012, 3-5pm.
      Launching The Weight of Dew at Poetic Justice Reading Series. Reading along side poets Rob Taylor and Tomothy Shay.
    • Wednesday, April 18 at 7:30 pm,
      Ocean Park Library, 512854 – 17th Avenue, Surrey, BC V4A 1T
      Readings by the Salish Sea Presents:
      A Balancing Act in Two Voices: Featuring Poets Daniela Elza and E.D. Blodgett
    • Saturday, April 21, 2012, 4pm
      Book Launch, Salt Spring Island.
    • Thursday, May 3, 2012, 7-8:30 pm
      Reading with Diana Hayes
      VPL Alma VanDusen Room, Vancouver.

    PAST EVENTS

  • Thursday Dec. 1, 2011.
    I will be reading at the Kranky Cafe alongside Heather Haley, and Miranda Pearson. Series hosted by Garry Thomas Morse.Click here for the bios and more info.

    Thursday, December 1, 2011 at 7pm
    The Kranky Reading Series

    Poets Daniela Elza, Miranda Pearson, and Heather Haley.

    @ the Kranky Cafe #216-228 E.4th Avenue

    (East of Main west of Scotia)

    Vancouver, BC

    • October 1, 2011, 1:00-3:00pm
      THE ROAMING POETS.
      @1:00pm -The Old School House
      @2:30pm-Town Square beside the Vancouver Island Regional Library
      Free Event.
      For the first year of the Roaming Poets event are Yvonne Blomer, Daniela Elza, David Fraser and Kim Goldberg. The Roaming Poets will be at the Old School House in Qualicum Beach at 1:00 just after the TOSH Harvest Festival Concert from 12 to 1:00. The Roaming Poets will be reading and performing their work in the open air with a portable mic and they will also be inviting writers from the audience to read or perform a piece as part of the event, so bring something to read for the audience. After an hour the Roaming Poets will be strolling over to the town square beside the fountain at the Vancouver Island Regional Library to repeat the process with different material and everyone is welcome to tag along, talk poetry and breathe in the fresh autumn air.
      This event is sponsored by the League of Canadian Poets, The Canada Council for the Arts and The WordStorm Society for the Arts

    • September 17, 2011, 3:30pm – 5:30pm
      Poetry Around the World.
      @Renfrew Public Library, 2969 East 22nd Avenue, Vancouver
      Founder and host: Lucia Monica Gorea
      Free event. Refreshments. Books for sale. Book Signing.
    • TWS READING SERIES
      Thursday, September 8, 2011, 7-9pm
      @Rhizome Café, 317 East Broadway (at Kingsway)
      For more information, visit http://www.thewritersstudio.ca/readings/

      The Writer’s Studio at Simon Fraser University presents The Writer’s Studio Reading Series. Come join us for a great evening of storytelling and poetry. This month’s feature author is Melanie Jackson, a suspense-adventure writer for children and young adults. The other readers for the night will be Leanne Dunic, Yaana Dancer, Daniela Elza, Carol Tulpar, Linda King, Christine Grimard, and Renee Sarojini Saklikar. See the poster below for the readers’ bios.
      PDF Version TWS Reading Series Playbill for September 8 2011

    • August 13, 2011.
      Will be at the Summer Dream Literary Arts Festival. Will host. Will lead a panel discussion on collaborations.Will read as part of Mother Tongue Publishing. (Congratulations to Mother Tongue Publishing for receiving the Pandora’s Collective Publisher Award this year.)
      Free Event.

    • July 24, 2011
      Will feature at Poetic Justice Reading Series along side Diane Tucker and Bonnie Nish. Come and bring something for the open mic.
      @ the Heritage Grill 3pm -5pm, New Westminster.
      Free Event.

    • July 7, and 21 will be co-hosting Twisted Poets. pm-10pm
      The Prophouse Cafe, 1636 Venables Street, Vancouver
      Feature Poets July 7: Trevor Carolan and Tomothy Shay
      Feature Poets July 21: Marni Norwich and Natasha Boskic
      Hosts: Bonnie Nish and Daniela Elza
      Suggested Donation: $5.00 at the door.
    • Thursday, June 16, 2011.
      Will help host Twisted Poets.
      7pm-10pm
      The Prophouse Cafe, 1636 Venables Street, Vancouver
      Hosts: Bonnie Nish and Daniela Elza
      Suggested Donation: $5.00 at the door.

      Share in an evening of literary surprises in a warm and encouraging environment. Connect, read and enjoy.Come early and sign up for the OPEN MIC portion of the evening. In the spirit of Vancouver all are welcome.
      The features of our June 2 Twisted Poets Salon will be Bernice Lever + Jude Neale

    • Thursday, June 23, 2011, 8-10 pm
      An Open Mic in connection with Vancouver Keep it Spectacular! (Mixed Media Paintings and Drawings by Joel Libin)

      Location: Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery at the Jewish Community Centre
      950 West 41st Avenue (just east of Oak Street in Vancouver)
      Free Admission

      Open Mic includes a diverse array of Vancouver artists: Tom Myring (Acoustic Guitar), Victor Cobian and Broken By Fire (Concert), Ryan Nadel (Short Story and Poetry), Poetry by Bonnie Nish, Daniela Elza, David Shewell and Robin Susanto, Joel Libin (Short Story and Poetry), Jeff Cunningham (Video Artist), Ryan Smith (Video Artist), Ira Cooper (Video Artist), Peter Koulouris (Video Artist)
      Additional Open Mic Participation

    • April 30th, 2011, 7:30pm
      Poet Trevor Carolan, guitarist Andrew Collins and myself will be doing a half hour show of music poetry and song
      at the Deep Cove Yacht Club. Beltane will also include performances of celtic fiddle, irish dancing, folk blues, multi-cultural drumming, etc. See the poster for more details.
      April 14th, 6:30pm-8:30pm

    • POETRY AROUND THE WORLD

      • celebrates National Poetry Month with an evening of poetry and spoken-word readings featuring:
      Bonnie Nish, Daniela Elza, Ashok Bhargava, Franci Louann and Warren Dean Fulton and OPEN MIC.
      Host: Lucia Monica Gorea
. Admission is free. Refreshments. 
      Location: Renfrew Public Library, 2969 East 22nd Avenue, Vancouver, BC
      Info: 604-441-0169




      March 15th, 6:30-8:30pm.

    • Short Line Readings Series: Poets in Conversation

      • A reading dedicated to collaborations.
      This evening features several writers who work collaboratively with other writers or involve others in their writing process and work:
      Christine Leclerc, Shannon Rayne, Warren Dean Fulton, Mariner Janes, and Daniela Elza.
      The reading will be at The Railway Club (579 Dunsmuir) on Tuesday March 15 at 6:30pm-8:30 pm.
      For more information contact Aubyn Radar (editor of Memewar Magazine): info@memewaronline.com

    February 6th, 2011, 7-9 pm. 

    • WORD WHIPS
      Inspired byYoram Kastiel’s photography exhibit “Kumra, My Child”.
      Featured readers Natasha Boskic, Fran Bourassa, Mary Duffy, Daniela Elza, Stephen Karr, Christy Hill, Taslim Jaffer, Suzy Malcolm and Rob Taylor will read from their work inspired by the photography of Yoram Kastiel. There will be time for the audience to participate by writing to the exhibit and sharing their work at the open mic section of the evening.
      Hosts: Bonnie Nish and Warren Dean Fulton
      Presented by The Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery, Pandora’s Collective and The Isaac Waldman Jewish Public Library,  Suggested donation $5.00 All Proceeds will go to help Yoram Kastiel continue to build schools in Ghana. Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery, 950 W 41st

    January 27th, 2011.

    • Participated/read at Mashed Poetics VI The Jimi Hendrix Experience.
      I took the challenge of writing to a song that was sent to me. How could I not.
      Thursday Jan 27th at the Cottage Bistro (4468 Main Street) Show time 8pm. $5-$10 sliding scale.

      What is Mashed Poetics? RC Weslowski (aka Randy Jacobs) says: “It’s a show that I organize where we mash up music and poetry. We get a cover band, a classic rock album and a gaggle of poets to come up with new work for the show. I assign one song from the record to each poet and they use that song as a writing prompt.” So the band plays a song and a poet reads what the song inspired, and it alternates that way for the night.

      If it was your first time, it was my first time too:-)

    January 14th, 2011.

    • Invited to read at the launch of New Earth Institute

    January 9, 2011.
    I will co-host:

    • Word Whips: Inspired by “out of the silence” an art show by sidi schaffer.
      Time: 7-9 pm
      Join us as Mary Duffy, Christy Hill, Taslim Jaffer, Stephen Karr, Eva Waldauf will read from their work inspired by the artwork of sidi schaffer. There will be time for the audience to participate by writing to the exhibit and sharing their work at the mic as well.
      Location: Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery, JCCGV 950 W 41st Ave.
      Host/s: Bonnie Nish and Daniela Elza
      Presented by The Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery, Pandora’s Collective and The Isaac Waldman Jewish Public Library.

    November 29th, 2010, 6:30pm

    • Read at the WordStorm Reading Series, at the Red Martini Grill, in Nanaimo, BC. (To reserve seats ahead of time email: ascentaspirations(at)shaw(dot)ca). Reserved seating will take place before 6:30. Walk-in seats will be available after 6:30. Music starts at 6:30 and the program begins at 7:00.)
    November 19th and 20th

    October 16th, 2010, 7pm.

    • A TASTE OF WORDS
      Join us for a Mother Tongue Publishing night with novelist Gurjinder Basran (Everything Was Good-bye, 2010), poets Daniela Elza (4poets, 2009) and Mona Fertig (The Unsettled). Music and original songs by Peter Haase (Liverpool Pete). Cafe Montmartre, October 16th, 7—8pm. Admission free. Books will be available for purchase.

    Oct 4th —9th, 2010 is Random Acts of Poetry week.

    30 poets across Canada have signed up to participate. The focus this year is on youth at risk.
    I took on the challenge.

    In its seventh year now, Random Acts of Poetry is made possible by its founder Wendy Morton and the Victoria READ Society. It is also sponsored by the Canada Council for the Arts. Thanks Wendy Morton and Victoria READ Society and sponsors for such a wonderful program. A win-win for all involved.

    For more information: visit the Random Acts of Poetry website.

    September 26th, 2010.

    • Word on the Street. Poetry Tent. (I will be reading with Poetry in Transit at 2:50pm, and with Twisted Poets between 4 and 4:30 pm. You can also find me between 12 and 2pm at the Federation of BC Writers table. I can read to you there too, if necessary. (for the line up at the poetry tent go to their website).

    Friday August 20, 2010
    Summer Dreams Awards Ceremony    : A Night of Honour

    • Join us at the Jacana Gallery, to celebrate those in the writing community who deserve to be honoured. On the eve of the Summer Dream’s fest we will begin with a lifetime achievement award for Susan Musgrave. We will then go on to give awards to publishers of magazines who continue to support novice and established writers despite cutbacks and inflation. To be honoured are Room, Event, Prism, Sub Terrain, Geist, The Vancouver Review, The Capilano Review, and One Cool Word. Finally, the evening will end with four special awards. Three will be awards of merit for persons or organizations that support the writing community. These awards come from the writing community itself. We asked for nominations from the community and the results will be announced the night of the gala. One award will go to recognize an individual who Pandora’s Collective feels has excelled in their support of writers within our community. This years Citizenship Award goes to Daniela Elza. The evening will continue with Pandora’s Collective commitment to highlighting community involvement to the public. Music: James Mark and Mike Peacock of Melic Thrum (our musical featured guest). Jaime Reid will close the evening with poetry and music. Silent Auction. Cash Bar.
      Time: 7:00 pm. Location: Jacana Gallery (2435 Granville Street)
    August 21st, 2010

    The Summer Dreams Literary Arts Festival is a one day annual free event which takes place at Lumberman’s Arch, in beautiful Stanley Park.This event is an outdoor festival which showcases and celebrates the on-going literary events, programs and resources available in the community. The line up is a combination of literary performances, dancers, local bands, panel discussions, open mics etc. This year’s performers include Evelyn Lau, Betsy Warland, Brad Cran, Wayde Compton & Vancouver’s own Theatre In the Raw and more. There is also a children’s area with puppet shows, music, story tellers, face painting and craft tables. Information tables showcasing community groups and resources.
    For all that you need to know please visit the website with news, information and a downloadable schedule.

    August 2nd, 2010, 1-2pm.

    • Reading at Harmony Fest, Monday, August 2, 2010

      Love On a Summer’s Day: Join poets Trevor Carolan, Daniela Elza and English guitarist Andrew Collins as they perform new and favourite poems and songs on the themes of Love and Art. A lyric event for all ages at the beautiful Ambleside Landing!
      Mon., Aug. 2. 1:00-2:00 pm, ArtSpeak Tent at Ferry Building Gallery, Ambleside, West Vancouver. For more information about the Harmony Arts festival call (604) 925-7268, or visit www.harmonyarts.ca website.

    Thursday, July 8th, 7:30pm.

    • Join us for an evening of poetry and conversation with poets Daniela Elza, Al Rempel, and Onjana Yawnghwe, who will read from 4poets (Mother Tongue Publishing, 2009). Thursday, July 8, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., at Historic Joy Kogawa House, 1450 West 64th Avenue (two blocks east of Granville). Admission by donation. Books will be available for sale and signing by the authors. Space is limited, so to ensure a seat, please RSVP to kogawahouse@yahoo.ca.
    Friday, July 9th, 7pm.

    • Join us at the TWS Reading Series Night on Friday, July 9th, at Take 5 Cafe (The United Kingdom Building,
      429 Granville Street, at Hastings in Downtown Vancouver). The event is from 7 to 9:30pm. Line up: Guest author: Al Rempel who will be launching understories (Caitlin Press, 2010). Other readers will be Daniela Elza, Madalyn Butler, Meaghan Rondeau, Brenda B, Jennifer Irvine, Sylvia Taylor, Cathy Sostad, Gordon Cornwall, Antonette Rea (click here for the TWS reading playbill for July).
      They will be back in September with new host/s.
      A big thank you goes to Eufemia Fantetti, an alumni of the school, who for the past year has volunteered her time to hosting The Writers’ Studio reading series, and has done a fabulous job.


    Saturday, July 10th, 7pm

    • You are invited to an evening of poetry: Fiona Tinwei Lam (reading from “Enter the Chrysanthemum”), Al Rempel (guest author, launching his new book understories, Caitlin Press, 2010) , Daniela Elza (reading from “4poets” plus other selected work) and Christi Kramer (reading from selected work). July 10th, 7pm, at the Wired Monk, 2610 West 4th Ave. The event is free. Books will be available for sale and signing by the authors.
      The Wired Monk is a cafe/bistro/bar which offers free wireless internet, fair trade organic coffee & loose leaf tea and freshly made food (which includes a selection of homemade soups and stews, grilled paninis and wraps, salads, and deserts). So come and make a night of it. Live music might follow.

    • Please join poets Kate Braid, Al Rempel, Daniela Elza, & musician Clyde Reed (on bass) Sunday, July 11, 7:00pm @ Café Montmarte ( 4362 Main St.). Guest poet Al Rempel will be launching understories, (Caitlin Press, 2010). Books will be available for sale and signing by the authors. The event is free.
    • May, 27th, 2010. Reading/Writing Workshop, North Delta.
    • May 19th, 2010. Writing Workshop at SFU.
    • April 1st, 2010. Reading/Writing Workshop, SFU.
    • April 25th, 2010 5pm. Read at Chapters on Granville and Broadway as part of their Read Local, Bye Local reading events.
    • April 23rd, 2010 Planet Earth Poetry at The Black Stilt Coffee House (103-1633 Hillside Ave.,Victoria) launched Daniela Elza, Peter Morin, and Onjana Yawnghwe’s book 4poets, published by Mother Tongue Publishing. The evening begins at 7:30 with an open mike; 3$ at the door.
      This event is supported by The League of Canadian Poets and The Canada Council for the Arts.
      for more details contact planetearthpoetry@gmail.com
    • April 20, 2010, 7-9pm.:
      Word Whips: Alley Ways: The Hidden Places Uncovered: An evening of art and poetry collaboration presented by the Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery, The Jewish Museum & Archives of British Columbia and Pandora’s Collective. Featured poets Daniela Elza, Christi Kramer, RC Weslowski, Sue Cormier, Don Simpson, Leef Evans and Alex Winstanley will read poetry inspired by Norm Chodirker and Jeanne Krabbendam.

      Exhibit: Norm Chodirker and Jeanne Krabbendam.: Born on different continents and influenced by different cultures, these two artists found connection, respect and inspiration through each other’s artwork. Alley Ways is an exhibit that tells this story.

    • April 18, 2010read at the Federation of BC Writers Meet and Greet Luncheon in Fort Langley at Bedfort House. Time: 12:30 -3pm.
    • March 15th, 2010, Read at a Fundraiser for Pandora’s Collective and The Vancouver Artists Collective
      Time: 6 pm – 12am
      Location: The Cottage Bistro
      4468 Main Street @ 29th Avenue

      Tickets: $20 at the door includes entertainment, a burger with fries and beer. After costs, all proceeds go directly Pandora’s Collective and The Vancouver Artists Collective.

    • March 4th, 2010, at TWISTED POETS LITERARY SALON (1st Thursday of every month) I will read from 4poets. Christi Kramer is the other feature. Time: 7-9pm. Location: Cambie Bakery and Cafe, 312 Cambie Street (North of Hastings), Vancouver B.C. In the spirit of Vancouver all poets are welcome. Come and read, there is an open mike section.
      Hosts: Bonnie Nish and Sita Carboni
    • Dec. 9th, 7pm featured at World Poetry at the Urth Cafe, New Westminster.
    • November 17th, at 7:30pm featured at Spoken Ink at the James Street Cafe, 3819 Canada Way, Burnaby (one block east of Boundary Road).

    Launches/Readings for
    4 Poets: Daniela Elza, Peter Morin, Al Rempel, Onjana Yawnghwe (Mother Tongue Publishing,2009).

    • August 29th, 2009 (Saturday) Prince George, Daniela and Al at Books and Co, 7:30pm.
    • Sept. 10th, 2009 (Thursday) part of the TWS reading series, Daniela reads at the Rhizome Cafe, 317 East Broadway, time 7-9pm.
    • Sept. 12th, 2009 (Saturday), Salt Spring Island, Lions Club, 8 pm.
    • Sept. 21st, 2009 ( Monday), VPL, Vancouver, 7:30 pm.
    • Nov. 12th, 2009 (Thursday), 7pm, Robson Square Reading series
    • October 25th, 2009. read as part of an evening of poetry for peace we are putting together in conjunction with Poets Against War. There will be an open mike section. It will be great to see you there. Café Montmartre, 4362 Main Street, Vancouver. Come at 6:30pm the event will start soon after.
    • October 23/24/25, co-presented a workshop in collaboration with choreographer, dancer, and multimedia artist Su-Lin Tseng at the Education With/Out Boarders graduate conference that happens every year at beautiful Sasamat Lake. Will link to the schedule when it is up.

      The Invitation: Moving Words
      A collaboration between a poet and a dancer. We compose in space when moving our bodies, as we compose on the page when placing our words on it. We invite you to come to this creative space where you are listener and creator in an authentic relationship embodying a moment of being. Participants will be invited in a workshop atmosphere to translate movement to word and word to movement. How do we read a dance, and how do we dance a poem.

    • On August 19th, 2009 The 6th Annual Summer Dream festival kicks off with a special reading at the Jewish Community Centre where featured poets Fran Bourassa, Christine LeClerc, Christy Hill, Daniela Elza and Steve Duncan will read poetry inspired by artist Linda Frimer’s work. Local singer-songwriter Jess Hill will start the evening. And yes, we will get together at the gallery in August a week or so before, write to the art, and then fresh, still warm with only a week or so to make the poems the best they can be will read to an audience that will also have time to write and share, in an evening of art and poetry collaboration presented by the Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery, The Jewish Museum & Archives of British Columbia and Pandora’s Collective. Come and play.
      Time: 7:00 pm. Location: at the Jewish Community Center, 950 W. 41st Ave., Vancouver, BC

    August 22nd, 2009 6th Annual Summer Dream Literary Arts Festival read, MC, and took part in the

    • Panel Discussion: Has poetry lost its audience? 1:30 – 1:50 pm
      Moderator: Vancouver Poet George McWhirter. Panelists: Rita Wong, Jabez Churchill, Daniela Elza, Christine LeClerc.
      Discussion: At this years VIWF, Andreas Schroeder (a once-upon-a-time enthusiastic poet) said, woefully, Poetry has lost its audience. Has it? If it has, where has the audience gone instead? What did the audience want? Does poetry only have devotees now, poets writing for other poets, and no fans, no general interest? Has it separated the language of poetry from what Wordsworth called the real language? Is our crisis the same as in his time: too many rarified manners to satisfy the many?

    for more details of this 12 -7 pm. event follow the link to the schedule.

      On July 7th, 2009 I had my Colloquium

    • as part of my comprehensive exams at SFU. I presented for an hour (the longest poetry reading I have done so far) followed by an hour session of questions, answers, discussion. This discussion turned into an hour and a half and could have kept going if there were no pending doctor appointments, or expired parking. I thank all of you who came and supported me in this important moment in my life and also for all your comments, thoughts, questions, and love.

    June 11th-13th I am invited to

    • On June 11th, 2009: read at Cafe Montmartre at 4362 Main Street starting at 7.30. Shared the stage with Harold Rhenisch where we read for the first time in public some of the collaborated poems we have been working on.
    • June 12, 2009: Read from A Verse Map of Vancouver at the League of Canadian Poets conference/festival in Vancouver ( SFU-Harbour Center).
    • June 12, 2009. Read at 7:30 at the Cafe Deux Soleils (www.cafedeuxsoleils.com) as a New League Member.

    June 4th, 7—9 pm

    • Feature at Twisted Poets along with Rob Taylor.

    April 29th from 2—2:30pm

    • Anna Wärje and I will be on Co-op radio 102.7FM
      on their Wax Poetic show.

      You can contact Steve Duncan in case others (Rocksalt-ers or not) would like to schedule a time to go on.

    April 21, 7 pm, Poet Laureate Book Launch:

    • A Verse Map of Vancouver. Edited by George McWhirter; published by Anvil Press, at the Central Library, Alice MacKay room. (I have two poems in it).

    April 23rd from 6pm—9pm

    April 10th from 7pm – 9 pm, I will be part of the

    • TWS reading series, at Blenz Coffee Shop (on the corner of Hastings and Richards in downtown Vancouver). (line up: Adam Warren, Daniela Elza, Renee Sarojini Saklikar, Rob Taylor, Amalia Pistilli, Leslie Hill)

    Collage: A Night of Connection.

    • A number of poets (Daniela Elza, Fran Bourassa, Suzy Malcolm, Wanda John, Mary Duffy, Jason Morden, Sita Carboni and Bonnie Nish) will write to art by Assia Linkovsky’s exhibit Telescoptic. Thursday, February 5, 2009 from 7 to 9 pm
      at Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery at the Jewish Community Centre, 950 West 41st Avenue. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. The artist will attend. The exhibit runs until Sunday, February 8, 2009.

    Invited to be

    • a co-judge of Pandora’s Collective Poetry Contest, Jan. 2009.
    • Read at Tanglewood Books (1553 W. Broadway) on Monday night, Jan. !9th, as a feature with Pandora’s Collective.
    • Nov. 7th, 2008. Friday, 7—9:30 pm at the Vancouver Public Library
    • Nov. 21st, 2008. Friday, 7:30 pm at 32 Books, 3185 Edgemont Blvd. North Vancouver.

    • The Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery and the Cherie Smith JCC Jewish Book Festival of the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver together with Pandora’s Collective and the Vancouver Artists Collective invite you to attend:

    • ECHOING VOICES

    An evening of visual art, writing and readings

    When: Thurs. Nov. 13, 2008, 7 – 9 p.m.
    Where: Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery, located in the JCC, 950 West 41st Avenue, Vancouver (btwn Oak & Cambie)
    Free Admission
    Everyone is welcome (for more details here, scroll down)

    • The Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences, May 2008 at UBC, Vancouver.

      • I was part of three panels/presentations:

      1. To the oddness and distance of things: Poetic provocations to philosophical musings. (poetic presentation)
      2. Remembering Connection with ALL that IS: Ecological Justice from a Parenting Point of View
      3. Inhabitions: A collaborative creative process in multi-diciplinary arts
    • Poets and Painter’s Show at The South Delta Artist Guild, 1710 56 St., Delta, BC. Opening night: Saturday, March 29th (1-4pm)
    • International School Library Day gala at the Artist for Kids Gallery in Leo Marshall Curriculum Centre, North Vancouver (organized by Sheilagh Martin in collaboration with Pandora’s Collective), Oct. 2006.


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