The highly anticipated eighth Wolverhampton Literature Festival is set to take place from Friday, February 2 to Sunday 4, 2024.
This annual event will bring together literary enthusiasts, renowned speakers, and emerging talent from around the country, to celebrate Wolverhampton, literature and arts and culture within the city.
In preparation, the festival organising committee is delighted to announce an open call for proposals. Local and national acts are invited to submit their proposals for author sessions, panel discussions, workshops, and interactive performances.
Wolverhampton Literature Festival looks to champion the creative voices of Wolverhampton and the West Midlands, to provide a platform to showcase the talents of its creative community. It is a Literature Festival, but it is open to deliver a range of art forms. So, if you have an idea or would like to showcase your talents on its stages, please get in touch.
Submissions are encouraged from those who are underrepresented in our programming including, but not limited to, disabled artists and people from Black, Asian and ethnically diverse backgrounds.
Please submit your proposals through the online form Proposal Form or as a 5-10 min audio/video entry by emailing artsheritagelearning@wolverhampton.gov.uk
The proposal submission deadline is Monday, September 18, 2023.
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