LITFEST Announces New Executive Director
Jana brings decades of experience as an Edmonton artist, event producer, administrator, and communications professional to this role.
LitFest has announced the appointment of Jana O'Connor as our new Executive Director, effective immediately.
"LitFest is overjoyed to welcome Jana to the festival. Her experience as an artist and her strong connections in the arts community, locally and nationally, mean that LitFest is in good hands. I am excited to see the festival flourish under Jana's guidance and can't wait to work with her to explore new opportunities" said Katherine Gibson, LitFest Board President
Jana brings decades of experience as an Edmonton artist, event producer, administrator, and communications professional to this role, including positions with the Edmonton Arts Council, NAIT, and the City of Edmonton. She is nationally-known for her contributions as a writer and performer on CBC Radio One, most recently on the satirical current events quiz Because News. Jana is the recipient of a 2010 Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Arts Award for her work as an emerging writer, and a 2015 Edmonton Artists' Trust Fund award. She is a creative connector with deep roots in the city's arts and festivals community, and is fuelled by a lifelong passion for words.
"I'm so honoured to step into a leadership role with this gem of a festival, and to champion the extraordinary literary community within our city and beyond. I look forward to upholding LitFest's excellent reputation for sparking conversation through inclusive, compelling, and thought-provoking programming," said Jana O'Connor
Since 2006, performance venues and concert halls across Edmonton have opened their doors each October to welcome and showcase the top voices in literary nonfiction from YEG and beyond. This 11-day festival connects people and ideas. Throughout the year, we scout authors and host writers who keep the city reading and talking about what matters most.
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Sense and Sensibility The Citadel Theatre (2/20-3/14) |
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Kaleido Family Arts Festival Multiple Venues from 90–95 Street on 118 Avenue (9/18-9/20) |
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The Comeback The Citadel Theatre (3/27-4/18) |
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Murder On The Orient Express The Citadel Theatre (9/19-10/11) |
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Our Little Secret: A True, New Musical The Citadel Theatre (10/15-10/25) |
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Broadway Across Canada Presents Mrs. Doubtfire Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium (1/12-1/17) |
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Boys Club MacEwan Fine Arts Waterdale Theatre (8/14-8/22) |
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Alisha's Light: Forever 57 The Faculty Events Centre (8/13-8/22) |
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Broadway Across Canada Presents Hamilton Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium (6/29-7/04) |
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Broadway Across Canada Presents SIX Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium (5/04-5/09) |









