Narrativity offers a single track of programming, so ideas can carry through from one panel to the next and the conversation continues all weekend — and our panels are participatory events, so the audience is as much a part of the conversation as the panelists. Panels run from 11:00 am Friday through about 6:00 pm Sunday. In the evenings, we’ll have all the function space available for music, conversations, games, or other activities that take your fancy. If you’d like to organize something specific, let us know!

Panels for Narrativity 2027 are currently under development. When we have the preliminary list of topics ready, we’ll post it here for you to weigh in on what you’d like to see, and especially what you’d like to be a panelist on. Got an idea you’d like to see included? Please contact our Paragon of Programming, Erin Shanendoah, and let her know what you have in mind.

In the meantime, you can get a feel for the kinds of things we get up to by checking out the History pages, which include panel listings for all previous Narrativities. And if you see something there you wish you’d been part of, it’s okay to suggest a revisit of a previous panel. As the engineering professor said about his final exam, the questions may stay the same, but the answers change from year to year!