The Salon du livre des Premières Nations is a major literary and cultural event dedicated to showcasing Indigenous voices, authors, stories, and publishing in Québec and beyond. The 15th edition will take place in Québec City from November 19 to 22, 2026, bringing together readers, writers, publishers, artists, and members of Indigenous communities for several days focused on literature and cultural exchange.
The event offers an opportunity to discover Indigenous authors and literary works while highlighting the diversity of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis perspectives. Through its programming, the Salon du livre des Premières Nations creates a space for dialogue, discovery, and connection between creators and the public.
Visitors can expect opportunities to explore books and publications, meet authors, discover new voices, and take part in activities celebrating Indigenous literature and storytelling. The event also contributes to the visibility and recognition of Indigenous creators and their important place within Québec's literary and cultural landscape.
The 15th edition will be held in Québec City from November 19 to 22, 2026. The full program and additional details will be announced in fall 2026.
Whether you are an avid reader, interested in Indigenous literature and culture, or simply looking to discover new authors and perspectives, the Salon du livre des Premières Nations offers a meaningful opportunity to connect with the richness and diversity of Indigenous storytelling.