Toronto Reference Library Blog

The Toronto Comic Arts Festival just opened its doors to enthusiastic fans here at the Toronto Reference Library. This is definitely the place to be on this sunny Saturday.

For a fourth and exciting year, TPL will host the Toronto Comic Arts Festival (TCAF) during the weekend of May 4 to 6, 2012. We will welcome over 300 cartoonists from across Canada, USA and around the world, including Australia, Brazil, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the UK. Several guests will be visiting Toronto for the first time just for TCAF.

The exhibition weekend consists of:

• Exhibitors on the main floor atrium, Browsery, Beeton Auditorium, Learning Centre B and Appel Salon
• Programs and workshops in Learning Centre A and Novella Room (Appel Salon)
• Artist signings outside Toronto Star Newspaper Room

Additional programming will take place at The Pilot across the street on Cumberland and at St. Paul’s Church (near Bloor/Jarvis).

While you are here, don't forget to visit the Browsery, where we have graphic novels available for loan and don't miss the Arts Department (5th floor) for our collections of books and journals on the comic arts.

Have a Great Festival, Everyone.

The Toronto Comic Arts Festival just opened its doors to enthusiastic fans here at the Toronto Reference Library. This is definitely the place to be on this sunny Saturday.

For a fourth and exciting year, TPL will host the Toronto Comic Arts Festival (TCAF) during the weekend of May 4 to 6, 2012. We will welcome over 300 cartoonists from across Canada, USA and around the world, including Australia, Brazil, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the UK. Several guests will be visiting Toronto for the first time just for TCAF.

The exhibition weekend consists of:

• Exhibitors on the main floor atrium, Browsery, Beeton Auditorium, Learning Centre B and Appel Salon
• Programs and workshops in Learning Centre A and Novella Room (Appel Salon)
• Artist signings outside Toronto Star Newspaper Room

Additional programming will take place at The Pilot across the street on Cumberland and at St. Paul’s Church (near Bloor/Jarvis).

While you are here, don't forget to visit the Browsery, where we have graphic novels available for loan and don't miss the Arts Department (5th floor) for our collections of books and journals on the comic arts.

Have a Great Festival, Everyone.