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I decided all the information for the 2008 event was too spread out and confusing, so I've combined all the current information onto a single blog: http://cohenites.blogspot.com/

Right now, it's an excellent resource for choosing accommodations, researching transportation in the city, and finding information on performers featured Saturday night. As we get closer to the actual event, I will be confirming the various activities planned for conference goers (outside of the main concerts). This site will list details of the events and times... And will convince you that the only place to be this summer is Edmonton!

Sign up for the RSS feed if you do not want to have to check in regularly for updates - the feed will quickly and easily send you a message every time new information is added. Hope to see you all this July!

Thanks for the link Lila. I'm sure after the New Year there will be lots of updates and news and enthusiasm and buzz and brainstorming to "fire up" everyone to attend The Event in Edmonton. Thanks to Pawel too for creating The Event website. I'm saving that link to my favorites...because I know this event will be one of my favorites!

The blog has been recently updated with artist bios for our just-released concert schedule! Make sure to check them out: http://www.cohenites.blogspot.com/search/label/artists

The festival schedule is also up at http://www.leonardcohennight.org/schedule.html (or on another section of this site). Subscribe to updates on this thread to be updated immediately when event details start going up later this week -- things like the Cohen historical tour and the River Valley picnic party!

The blog is being continually updated with details on the artists, schedules, events, and locations! Keep an eye on the site or risk missing out on new performers (Like Monsieur Camembert!), and events (like their concert sunday!). http://www.cohenites.blogspot.com

Make sure to check out our new interactive maps of Edmonton and Alberta as well http://www.leonardcohennights.org/maps.html