Charlottetown Forum

The Charlottetown Forum is a newly established event that brings together artists, leaders, and the public to convene for discussions on matters of importance to Canadians.

Meeting at Confederation Centre of the Arts next to the site of the 1864 Charlottetown Conference, the Charlottetown Forum seeks to promote open learning and sharing of diverse perspectives about the evolving identity of Canada.

The Forum is part of the Centre’s wider revitalization plan, which includes the creation of a national culture leadership institute housing new spaces for the creation of art, cultural learning, and public discourse.

This year’s event features three panel discussions and public roundtables on the topics of immigration, economic reconciliation, and finding shared national narratives in a fractured time.

A Forum pass is $50 (plus taxes and fees), or $25 (plus taxes and fees) for students. Click here for more details