Wordfest’s Imaginairium festival returns for its 31st year to rewrite how people experience text-to-speech events.
From Oct. 13 to 18, attendees can watch as the roster of 60 writers bring their work to life through an array of conversation-starting performances happening downtown at the Memorial Park Library and Central Library.
Wordfest CEO Shelley Youngblut said some of the 41 shows are...
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