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Adelaide Festival Writers Week
The 2012 Writers' Week will present a re-invigorated program which will connect with its audience in new and innovative ways. This includes educational programs on a Schools Day Friday March 2, issues-focussed lunchtime and evening sessions, family friendly sessions and a kid's activity area.
Where? Pioneer Women's Memorial Gardens, Adelaide, SA When? Next Festival 2 -18 March, 2012 Who? In 2012 - Meagan Abbott, Kate De Goldi, Javier Cercas, Ursula Dubosarsky, Martin Edmond, Kate Grenville, Sonya Hartnett,Alan Hollinghurs , Gail Jones, David Marr, Frank Moorhouse, Jo Nesbø, Garth Nix, Juan Gabriel Vásquez, Brenda Walker + more
Somerset Celebration of Literature
What? The Somerset College Celebration of Literature is the premier school based literary festival held in Australia. The festival has a primary focus on Literature – Reading and Writing – but in addition has displayed an inclusiveness when it comes to promoting the Arts in general, these being literature, music, theatre, film and the visual arts. The festival is offered to the Queensland and Australian cultural community by Somerset College as its contribution to the literary and cultural landscape of the nation
When? 14 to 16 March, 2012 Where? Somerset College, Somerset Drive, Mudgeeraba in Queensland. More
Voices on the Coast is a youth literature festival presented by Immanuel Lutheran College and the University of the Sunshine Coast, aimed at school students from year 5 to year 12. The festival attracts up to 4500 school students. The festival is open to members of the public.
Where? Various locations. Student days at the University of the Sunshine Coast, Sippy Downs, Sunshine Coast, Queensland. One hour north by road from Brisbane. When? June 2 - 6, 2012 More
and is the third largest festival of its kind in the world.