This July 20-22, the 30th Anniversary of the Sun Valley Writers’ Conference will feature some of the country’s brightest minds and most influential authors on the Sun Valley Pavilion stage. Even if you don’t have a full-access Conference pass, you can still see select talks inside the Sun Valley Pavilion. These single event tickets are available to purchase starting Wednesday, June 5 at 9:00am (Mountain Time) for $35 each. There is a limited supply, and tickets are expected to sell out quickly.
Speakers include 2024 Writer in the World prize recipient Margaret Atwood in conversation with Ayad Akhtar, the legendary Judy Blume speaking with her friend Jeffrey Brown of the PBS NewsHour, Irish-born poet Paul Muldoon giving a poetry reading, renowned historian Niall Ferguson talking to journalist Evan Osnos about the complicated legacy of Henry Kissinger, Erik Larson discussing his enthralling account of the Civil War in “The Demon of Unrest,” and the beloved Anne Lamott closing out the 30th Anniversary with the Frank McCourt Memorial Lecture—touching on faith and family and loss and love and moving us with her signature humor and honesty.
Tickets will be available for purchase via the SVWC website at svwc.com/single-event-tickets starting Wednesday, June 5 at 9:00am (Mountain Time). As always, if you are a local Wood River Valley student or teacher, you are welcome to attend any Pavilion talk for free (limited seating, as available).
Please see the Single Event Tickets page for full schedule and details.
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