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Sun Valley Writers’ Conference Announces New Pass Lottery System for 2026

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Lottery Sign-Ups Open Now through February 24
The Sun Valley Writers’ Conference (SVWC) announced today that it is introducing a new pass lottery system for its 2026 Conference, responding to years of unprecedented demand. “We’re honored by the extraordinary enthusiasm for SVWC,” said Marketing & Communications Manager Kate Elgee Haase. “Each year, far more readers want to attend than our venues can accommodate. The new lottery system creates a calmer, fairer, and more inclusive way for everyone to participate.”
The lottery is now open at svwc.com/attend, with entries accepted through February 24 at 5 p.m. MST. On February 25, names will be selected at random by database software, using encoded entries, and those chosen will be invited to purchase passes. Selected participants will receive an email with a secure purchase link and will have a limited time to complete their transaction. Those not initially selected will automatically be added to a waitlist pool, with additional drawings held as passes become available.
Pass Options
Full Conference Pass ($1,100): Includes access to all Pavilion talks, breakout sessions, book signings, Q&As, meals, and the closing reception on the Pavilion lawn.
Next Generation Pass ($550, ages 35 & under): Offers full Conference access at half price, making SVWC more accessible to students and educators, emerging writers, young readers, and more.
SVWC will also offer Special Series Pavilion Passes and Live Watch Party passes for select events, along with a wide range of free programming.
Important Dates
Lottery Open: Now through February 24 at 5pm MST
Lottery Drawing: February 25
Purchase Window: February 25 to February 26 at 8pm MST
Passes are sold online only. For assistance, participants may contact info@svwc.com or call 208-726-5454.
For full details and to enter the lottery, visit svwc.com/attend.