FOLKLIFE Hunger Volume Launch - November 14, 6-8pm, Duncan BC
Come and enjoy a beautiful winter night straight out of the pages of FOLKLIFE’s Hunger Volume.
We’ll gather in a cozy forested geodesic dome, tucked among the ferns and warmed by the radiant heat of a woodstove. There, we’ll share tradition-infused comfort food prepared by one of the talented chefs featured in the Hunger Volume, before settling in by the fire to hear contributors read their stories straight from its pages.
Mingle, eat, listen, and be inspired. Meet some of the lovely folks who made this volume what it is—and some of the folks who love FOLKLIFE, too.
Never been to a FOLKLIFE event before? Even better. Come join us.
We can’t wait to meet you.
November 14, 2026 · 5464 Cowichan Lake Rd, Duncan · 6–8pm
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