Marc Chamberlain
Marc Chamberlain is an interdisciplinary artist who has been active in poetry for over a decade. He has taken part in numerous poetry evenings in Moncton and Caraquet, founded the journal Beûgle, and published his first book-object in 2016, Fall from Graisse et autres correspondances. Influenced by the Beat Generation, his work is one of the distinctive voices of contemporary Acadian poetry. His collection Socialite was published by Éditions Perce-Neige in 2024.
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April 2026
Balade littéraire - La poésie prend Moncton
On Saturday, April 25, meet in front of the Aberdeen Cultural Centre to join a literary walk, presented by the Montreal Poetry Festival as part of the “Poetry Takes Over the Parks” project.
As we stroll through the streets of Moncton, we’ll make a few stops where a total of six local poets will read poems to you in French and English.
The Poésie prend les parcs project aims to create 25 outdoor poetry events in various cities across Quebec and Canada, in collaboration with cultural and community organizations and local artists. The initiative seeks to bring poetry into public spaces and promote it across Canada. We thank the Canada Council for the Arts for its support.
No registration required—just join the group at the start time!
No registration required—just join the group at the start time!