Workshops & Events
Louisiana Book Festival Saturday November 2nd
expressive Arts Sunday The Sharing Stage with Zelda Lockhart November 3rd 11am
expressive Arts Sunday The Sharing Stage with Zelda Lockhart November 3rd 11am
Saturday, November 2, 2024
9am - 4pm
Downtown, BATON ROUGE, La.
The Louisiana Center for the Book in the State Library of Louisiana is excited to announce the return of the Louisiana Book Festival on Saturday, November 2, 2024, the 20th year celebrating readers, writers, and their books. This year's festival is set for 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in downtown Baton Rouge at the Louisiana State Capitol, the State Library of Louisiana, the Capitol Park Museum, and the surrounding Capitol Park area. The festival is free and open to the public, with authors for readers of all ages and activities for children and teenagers.
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Zelda Lockhart, PhD and her novel Trinity will be among many featured authors and presenters.
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Join us!
expressive Arts Sunday The Sharing Stage with Zelda Lockhart November 3rd 11am
expressive Arts Sunday The Sharing Stage with Zelda Lockhart November 3rd 11am
expressive Arts Sunday The Sharing Stage with Zelda Lockhart November 3rd 11am
Northstar Church of the Arts
220 W Geer St in Durham NC
November 3rd 11am - 1pm
Free & Open to the Public
Sunday Service is a monthly curated service that facilitates healing through artistry, song, meditation, and movement. This service, happening every First Sunday as an alternative to traditional religious church services for those who value spirituality and art over organized religion.
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November 3
The Sharing Stage & Studio – Story, Art, Song & Movement Sharing excerpted from Dr. Lockhart's year of engagement with NorthStar congregants.
Festival En Pays RÊvé Martinique with Zelda Lockhart November 18-24
expressive Arts Sunday The Sharing Stage with Zelda Lockhart November 3rd 11am
Festival En Pays RÊvé Martinique with Zelda Lockhart November 18-24
Festival En Pays Rêvé
Martinique
November 18-24
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The 3rd edition of #FEPR, a literary event not to be missed! Discover authors live Zelda Lockhart with her novel Entends ma voix.
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It is by changing those who read that literature has the power to change the world.
More than ever, it is urgent to talk about the Power of the Book, the power of teaching, of education, of culture on which thought can be structured and allow access to freedom of conscience.
More than ever, we must say, recount, denounce the horror and injustice so that our saturated brains do not fall asleep. And more than ever, we must speak of the beauty of the world that survives against the current of its destruction by men. – Viktor Lazlo, Festival Founder