Rusty Nail Comedy At Arabella Park Beer Bar:Paul Thompson & Chris Robinson
Rusty Nail Comedy At Arabella Park Beer Bar:Paul Thompson & Chris Robinson
Tue, Feb 28, 8:00 PM
Arabella Park Beer Bar • Kitchener, ON
CA$22.63
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One Book One Community: An Evening with Eden Robinson
One Book One Community welcomes Eden Robinson on-stage and in-person at Central Library to discuss her acclaimed novel Son of a Trickster.
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Kitchener Public Library 85 Queen St. N. Kitchener, ON N2H 2H1 Canada
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About this event
Canada's longest-running community reading program celebrates its 21st year with Eden Robinson's Son of a Trickster
The first book in the brilliant and captivating Trickster Trilogy, Son of a Trickster is a striking and precise coming-of-age novel, in which everyday teen existence meets Indigenous beliefs, crazy family dynamics and cannibalistic river otters.
Eden Robinson will be in conversation with Dr. Savage Bear.
Please note: This is an in-person event taking place in the theatre at our Central Library location (85 Queen St. N.). Doors open at 6:30pm .
Copies of Eden's books will be available for sale courtesy of Indigo Kitchener. Book signing to follow.
Unable to attend in-person? This event will also be live streamed. To access the live stream, please register HERE
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Cafe Pyrus is open in our Reading Lounge with a selection of coffee, tea, and beverages, as well as sandwiches and snacks. Food and drinks are permitted in the Theatre.
About the Author
EDEN ROBINSON has matriarchal tendencies. Doesn’t have a pressure cooker, but knows how to jar salmon. Her smoked salmon will not likely kill you. Hobbies: Shopping for the Apocalypse, using vocabulary as a weapon, nominating cousins to council while they’re out of town, chair yoga, looking up possible diseases or syndromes on the interwebs, perfecting gluten-free bannock and playing Mah-jong. Be warned, she writes novels and tends to be cranky when interrupted.
About One Book One Community:
One Book, One Community supports reading, celebrates books and writing, promotes Canadian writers, and builds a sense of community through the shared experience of reading. OBOC encourages people in Waterloo Region to read the same book, discuss it, attend an event, and meet the author.
***Limit of two tickets per person***
As our events are free, it is our policy to overbook. In case of a full program, your reservation may not guarantee admission. Unclaimed reservations will be released to standby customers ten minutes prior to the start of the program. We recommend that you arrive early.
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Please don't print your tickets! We're trying to reduce paper waste for 85 Queen events, so please don't bother printing your ticket. We'll either scan your ticket on your smartphone or quickly find your name on our tablets and check you in. The talk starts at 7 pm, but doors open at 6:30 pm.