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Book Bash

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Start: Friday, May 12, 2023 - 3:30 p.m.
End: Saturday, May 13, 2023 - 9:00 p.m.
Cost: Free!
Location:
Drumheller Public Library, Badlands Community Facility, Napier Theatre, Collective House, connectFirst Credit Union, Rotary Park, Café Olé, Lois + Ani, , Community Futures, Drumheller Community Learning Society, Heller Good Sandwiches, and others.

Book Bash Canadian Children’s Literature Festival is coming to Drumheller! Eat lunch with an author or illustrator*, find storytimes and activities all over central Drumheller, join a starwatching presentation, catch Anne of Green Gables at the Napier Theatre, and more! All activities and presentations are free!

*Author/Illustrator guests will visit Drumheller schools to eat with students. 

Visiting Authors and Illustrators

Rachel Poliquin – author of amazing animal books like The Strangest Thing in the Sea and the Superpower Field Guides

Leslie Gentile – author of Elvis, Me, and the Lemonade Stand Summer, winner of the Jean Little First Novel Award

Natasha Deen – author of the Lark Ba, Detective early chapter books and over a dozen YA novels

Mike Boldt – illustrator of I Don’t Want to Be a Frog!, Attack of the 50-Foot Fluffy, and dozens more

Lorna Schultz Nicholson – author of over 20 hockey books

Anna Priemaza – author of fandom-themed YA novels

Joan Marie Galat – author of space- and science-themed books for all ages

Plus, catch Marty Chan’s virtual visits for K-grade 3 and grades 4-6 students on Monday, May 8th. Watch in class or contact the Library for a Zoom link!

When: May 12th-13th

Where: Drumheller Public Library, Badlands Community Facility, Napier Theatre, connectFirst Credit Union, Collective House, Rotary Park, and other locations

Download the Book Bash Passport or pick one up at the Library for more details.

Book Bash Canadian Children’s Literature Festival is made possible by the Muller Scholastic Endowment Fund for Canadian Children’s Literature, the Toronto Public Library Foundation, and Toronto Public Library.

Made possible by the Muller Scholastic Endowment Fund for Canadian Children's Literature, the Toronto Public Library Foundation, and the Toronto Public Library