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Keynotes

Experience SBLF Keynotes with acclaimed authors Walter Mosley, Kim Michele Richardson, Steven Rowley, and Chris Whitaker. Enjoy inspiring talks on craft, creativity, and their latest books in unforgettable live conversations.

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  • Image principale de Keynote: Chris Whitaker

    Keynote: Chris Whitaker

    Sun, May 3, 5:00 PM

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  • Image principale de Keynote: Steven Rowley

    Keynote: Steven Rowley

    Sun, May 3, 3:30 PM

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  • Image principale de KEYNOTE : Walter Mosley : Santa Barbara Literary Festival

    KEYNOTE : Walter Mosley : Santa Barbara Literary Festival

    Sat, May 2, 4:30 PM

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The Santa Barbara Literary Festival(SBLF) was founded to celebrate the craft of storytelling across genres by bringing readers, writers, and the broader community together in dynamic conversation and connection. Anchored in the heart of downtown Santa Barbara, SBLF activates local venues—from historic theaters and public plazas to boutique hotels and cultural hubs—creating immersive experiences that inspire creativity, foster dialogue, and build community around a shared love of literature.Under the leadership of visionary co-founders, the festival draws both celebrated and emerging voices for engaging panels, workshops, keynotes, and pop-up events across iconic locations including the Lobero Theatre, La Arcada, the Canary Hotel, and the historic Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum. By weaving together diverse perspectives and vibrant cultural spaces, SBLF not only celebrates storytelling as an art form but also energizes downtown Santa Barbara with enriching, inclusive programming that invites participation from all corners of the community.SBLF aims to grow into an internationally acclaimed citywide festival—strengthening Santa Barbara’s identity as a nexus for literature, cultural exchange, and artistic inspiration for years to come.