The full schedule for 2023 Portland Book Festival will be released by October 4! General Admission passes, Special Event ticket, and Umbrella passes are available now.
Carla Crujido pops-up for a reading in the Portland Art Museum galleries with her short story collection The Strange Beautiful.
Rebecca Clarren pops-up for a reading in the Portland Art Museum galleries with her book The Cost of Free Land: Jews, Lakota, and an American Inheritance.
Jazmina Barrera pops-up for a bilingual reading in the Portland Art Museum galleries with her debut novel Cross-Stitch.
This pop-up creative writing workshop will take inspiration from the art and surroundings of the Portland Art Museum. Attendees need a festival pass but no additional registration fee is required.
Charity E. Yoro pops-up for a reading in the Portland Art Museum galleries with her poetry collection ten-cent flower & other territories.
This pop-up reading features contributors to the mixed-genre anthology Cascadia Field Guide.
Shilo Niziolek pops-up for a reading in the Portland Art Museum galleries with her memoir, Fever.
Zaji Cox pops-up for a reading in the Portland Art Museum galleries with her memoir-in-essays collection Plums for Months.
This pop-up creative writing workshop will take inspiration from the art and surroundings of the Portland Art Museum. Attendees need a festival pass but no additional registration fee is required.
Tim Lane pops-up for a reading in the Portland Art Museum galleries with his thriller, The Neighbors We Want.
Joshua James Amberson pops-up for a reading in the Portland Art Museum galleries with his collection Staring Contest: Essays About Eyes.
Kayla Kumari Upadhyaya pops-up for a reading in the Portland Art Museum galleries with her novelette Helen House.
Nicole Chung pops-up for a reading in the Portland Art Museum galleries with the YA adoptee anthology When We Become Ours and her memoir A Living Remedy.
This pop-up creative writing workshop will take inspiration from the art and surroundings of the Portland Art Museum. Attendees need a festival pass but no additional registration fee is required.
Mary Rechner pops-up for a reading in the Portland Art Museum galleries with her short story collection Marrying Friends.
Matilda Bickers pops-up with a reading in the Portland Art Museum galleries with the collection Working On It: Sex Workers on the Work of Sex.
In partnership with Incite: Queer Writers Read, Dean Backus, Trystan Angel Reese, & Karelia Stetz-Waters pop-up with a reading in the Portland Art Museum galleries.
Brennan DeFrisco pops-up in the Portland Art Museum galleries with his poetry collection Honeysuckle & Nightshade.
This pop-up creative writing workshop will take inspiration from the art and surroundings of the Portland Art Museum. Attendees need a festival pass but no additional registration fee is required.
Presented in partnership with BIPOC Reading Series, Brianna Renae & Eric Tran pop-up with a reading in the Portland Art Museum galleries.
Matthew Zapruder pops-up with a reading in the Portland Art Museum galleries with his memoir Story of a Poem.
2023 National Book Award nominees Charif Shanahan and Justin Torres pop-up with a reading in the Portland Art Museum galleries. Shanahan will share his poetry collection, Trace Evidence, and Torres will share his novel, Blackouts.
