Book Launch - 'Just Glow With It, Poems, Art and Possibilities'

Join us for an afternoon of poetry, art, and reflection as Chantal shares her newly published collection, Just Glow With It: Poems, Art and Possibilities.

This gathering marks a meaningful milestone — ten years since Chantal’s Parkinson’s diagnosis — a journey she now recognizes as a powerful catalyst for creativity, growth, and self-discovery. Through poetry, storytelling, and shared reflection, she invites us into the creative process as a source of healing, connection, and possibility.

The afternoon will include readings from Chantal and guest readers, reflections on her creative path, and time to connect, mingle, and celebrate together.

This is a free event. Donations are warmly welcomed in support of the Resonance bursary.

*Resonance Bursary is an initiative to be able to offer discounts for people to join group experiences and workshops, and events. Being inclusive is part of our identity. Consider donating if you are in the position to support this initiative!

3:00–3:30 PM - Arrival & settling in

3:30 PM - Welcome (Paz) + opening reflections (Chantal)

3:45 PM - Poetry readings (Chantal & guest readers)

4:00–4:15 PM - Creative journey talk + additional readings

4:15–5:00 PM - Book signing & mingling

Books (and art cards) will be available for purchase (cash or e-transfer) books $20 each and cards $5 each.  ....a portion of sales will be donated to Resonance.

Chantal Wolf

Chantal is an award-winning visual artist and published poet. She has been making art throughout her life, beginning early on, through school, studying Illustration in college, to a  career in special education and a diagnosis of Parkinson's Disease in 2016. Her writing journey began during Covid when she connected with an online community of other creatives. Inspired and supported by this group, Chantal wrote her first book of poems, 'Painted Words, Poetry, Art and Parkinson's' (published in 2022). 'Just Glow With It, Poems, Art and Possibilities' is her second book (newly published in March 2026).