The 46e edition of the Salon du livre de Montréal, to be held next fall, will be placed under the theme of human beings.
“This 2023 edition promises to be rich, abundant and turned towards the other. In a context of rapid development in the events sector and the fragmentation of interests and habits, the aim of the Salon is to recall the universal and unifying power of books and to celebrate the creative force that lies within each of us. Reading, writing, illustrating: it’s being human,” said the general manager of the Salon du livre de Montréal, Olivier Gougeon.
The LEEROY agency designed the visual identity of this 46e edition that will be back at the Palais des congrès de Montréal from November 22 to 26, but will begin on November 10 with activities in the city and online.
The guest district of this edition (after Saint-Michel, in 2021, and Montreal-North, last year) will be Côte-des-Neiges. A kiosk honoring the creators who have lived there or who have been inspired by it will be presented at the Salon, with a space dedicated to the history of the district which this year celebrates its 325e anniversary.
The programs for the Salon dans la ville and the Salon online will be unveiled in mid-October, while that for the Salon au Palais will be announced at the end of October.
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