“…a festival of storytelling for the whole family."

Following in the footsteps of literary tradition, Storyfest is the writers’ festival for the Gold Coast, the cornerstone of which is its annual three day event held in March.

Delivering a series of literary experiences along with workshops, masterclasses and featured authors throughout the year, Storyfest nurtures emerging writers and provides opportunities for readers and writers alike.

Offering over 130 events to the wider community, Storyfest has secured its place on the Gold Coast’s cultural calendar!

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Business Lunch with Denis Wagner (Wellcamp Airport)

Friday, 15 March

12.30pm

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Compounding your way to Financial Security with Pete Wargent

Tuesday, 19 March

7.00am

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Literary Lunch with Fiona McIntosh Supported by Dr Harald Puhalla (General Surgeon)

Thursday, 21 March

12.30pm

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Literary Long Table with Samantha Bloom

Friday, 22 March

6.00pm

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Writers' Workshop - Finding the Extraordinary in the Mundane

Monday, 15 April

5.30pm to 7.30pm

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Planning is underway for the inaugural festival under the new brand - Somerset Storyfest! There is exciting plans being put in place to share Storyfest with the wider community. Don't miss upcoming announcements, follow on social media or subscribe to receive our e-news articles!

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Storyfest on the Road

As we reach out to the wider community, we're looking for support from organisations who hold literacy in their hearts. Join us to raise funds for the Storyfest van. The van will take authors into schools throughout the Gold Coast and regional areas to conduct writer's workshops with students.

Somerset Shed Pays it Forward

In January, Ms Andrea Lewis (CEO/Festival Director) approached the Somerset Shed Mentors and asked them if they were up for the challenge to build a “Street Library”? You may ask, “What is a Street Library”? A Street Library is a beautiful home for books. Located in an easily accessible spot...