LET DOWN YOUR HAIR Contest Winners
Event Mags • May 7Announcing the winners of EVENT's LET DOWN YOUR HAIR speculative writing contest! These pieces were read blind and selected from the shortlist by...
Annual Fundraising Book Sale
Event Mags • March 15If you're based in the Lower Mainland, we invite you to drop by EVENT's annual fundraising book sale. This is our biggest fundraising event of...
Announcing the LET DOWN YOUR HAIR Contest Shortlist
Event Mags • February 26EVENT's editor and editorial assistants have read the submissions to our LET DOWN YOUR HAIR contest and shortlisted the thirteen stories and poems....
Upcoming Event: Aboriginal Voices, an Evening of Poetry & Prose
Event Mags • November 9On Thursday, November 16, EVENT Magazine and Douglas College's Aboriginal Student Services office will host five notable local Indigenous writers, in...
Carleigh Baker Receives Vancouver Book Award
Event Mags • October 18Carleigh Baker has won the 2017 City of Vancouver Book Award for her collection, Bad Endings (Anvil Press). Carleigh is a book reviewer for EVENT,...
Joanne Arnott Wins City of Vancouver Mayor’s Arts Award
Event Mags • October 15We wish our warmest congratulations to EVENT poetry editor Joanne Arnott, winner of a 2017 City of Vancouver Mayor's Arts Award for Literary...
Back-to-School Subscription Deal
Event Mags • September 19This fall, for a limited time only, students can purchase subscriptions to EVENT for less than half the cover price! For $20, you'll receive three...
Call for Illustrators
Event Mags • August 11EVENT Magazine seeks talented emerging illustrators to produce work in response to the poetry and prose we publish. We’re looking for clean,...
Jane Campbell in Best Canadian Essays
Event Mags • July 17Congratulations to Jane Campbell, whose creative non-fiction piece, "Good as Dead," which first appeared in EVENT 45/2, has been selected to appear...
M. Bayless Wins Canadian Magazine Award
Event Mags • April 29"I had a good grip on the scissors when they plunged into Frank’s skull, so naturally I felt the firm resistance, then the sickening, slippery...
