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Cities of Literature meet in Reykjavik
Reykjavík hosts first-ever hybrid UNESCO Creative Cities of Literature meeting.Read more
The French UNESCO creative cities in Angoulême
Angoulême welcomes the French UNESCO creative cities at the occasion of the French-speaking film festival of Angoulême.Read more
Cities of literature bookshops tour
Melbourne City of Literature highlights the Cities of literature bookshops through a series of fascinating articles !Read more
Angoulême souvenirs pop !
Discover the « Angoulême UNESCO creative city » pop up card and book mark signed by Elodie Boureille !Read more
Call for 2021 Granada residency
Granada UNESCO City of Literature has launched the call-out for its Granada Writers in Residence Programme for autumn 2021.Read more
Call for 2021 Wonju Residency
Wonju City of Literature offers a chance for writers from cities of literature to come to Wonju and stay in Toji Cultural Centre for their first Residency programme in autumn 2021.Read more
Toute la France dessine during summer 2021!
Thanks to the support of the French Ministry for culture, the operation by the International Comics and Visual Arts Center of Angoulême (CIBDI) is renewed in summer 2021 from June 21st to August 14th.Read more
2021 BUCHEON Residency
The City of Bucheon, a member of UNESCO's Creative Cities Network (UCCN) since 2017 in the Literature category, has worked hard to promote the cultural content industry by building cultural infrastructure for comics, animation, film, music and libraries. Bucheon, transformed from a garden city to an industrial city and then a city of culture within less than 50 years, wishes to share the unique knowledge and experience gained with the international community.Read more
Celebration of the French Language
Angoulême UNESCO Creative City of Literature celebrates International Francophonie Day.Read more
The year of comics continues
Due to the global pandemic, many events which were to take place in 2020, for the year of comics, had to be postponed or canceled, so the French Ministry of Culture decided to extend the festivities.Read more