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Caselberg Trust International Poetry Competition 2026
The Caselberg Trust is proud to announce that entries for our 16th annual International Poetry Competition are now open! We invite poets from Aotearoa New
The Caselberg Trust is proud to announce that entries for our 16th annual International Poetry Competition are now open! We invite poets from Aotearoa New
Tukums UNESCO City of Literature is delighted to announce the first international Writer-in-Residence Programme: “Jaunpils Rakstnieku pils” (Jaunpils Writers’ Castle). We are inviting writers, poets, playwrights,
The first novel by Joost Hiltermann, a prominent international human rights and genocide activist, titled The Resurrected, has been published. The English-language edition was published in
This project will take place in the city of Heidelberg, in cooperation with the local zoo. This international edition invites local writers from UNESCO Creative
In an innovative cultural initiative, Ramada Hotel has named its five new event, conference, and meeting halls after illustrious Kurdish poets and thinkers: Khani, Nali,
In coordination between the two UNESCO Cities of Literature, Melbourne and Slemani, the writer and researcher Ms. Nashmil Ali Barzanji participated successfully in the international
Participation of Slemani UNESCO city of literature in the ‘Page against Machine’ project, along with fellow member cities of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network of
Coordinated by both Slemani and Nottingham UNESCO Cities of Literature, three students from the Slemani International Educational Complex have been officially selected to participate in
Supported by Kurdsat Media Corporation, the Nawa Youth Orchestra recently held its third concert, showcasing a high standard of artistic excellence. As a key musical
From May 11–15, the UNESCO Cities of Literature Annual Conference is being hosted in Tartu, bringing together 66 delegates from 42 Cities of Literature around