Canada’s longest-running summer literary gathering offers a pre-festival viewing of the world premiere Northwords, a documentary about a literary expedition through Northern Labrador. Also, meet Camilla Gibb, Ami McKay, Douglas Gibson, and many more authors. Tickets start at $15

Throughout the summer we host an evening of presentations called the Fuller Terrace Lecture Series. The Lecture Series is held in the backyard of 2664 Fuller Terrace, with the intention of bringing people together to share stories and experiences while building connections within the community.

We are happy to let you know that we will indeed be running six lectures in the summer of 2012!

In the name of growing and forging new connections (and to keep everyone on their toes) we have decided to change things up a little bit this year. First of all, we will be kicking off the 2012 season on August 14th and running the lectures into September. 

What do a writer, roofer, retail worker, shop owner, office cleaner and web designer all have in common? We are all Urban Workers.

Urban workers are contract workers, freelancers, part time workers and the self-employed. What we share in common is we have no pension, no benefits, no fall back.

Let's change that. The Urban Worker Forum is the first step. Come on out to discuss our experiences, strengths and struggles, and to look for solutions that will lead to change.

Hosted by Andrew Cash, musician/journalist/urban worker.

Lunch, coffee and tea provided. Social to follow. To RSVP, please email: cash@cashfortoronto.ca or call 416-539-8660