JASNA Calgary held it’s annual Tea this last January 21st, 2023
Read MoreJASNA Calgary held a fun interactive session this last November 18th, 2022
Read MoreJASNA Calgary held its first in person Member’s Meeting in over two years this last October 15, 2022
Read MoreJASNA Calgary held its September Members Meeting and the theme was Jane Austen and the Arts
Read MoreJASNA Calgary held its March Members Meeting
Read MoreJane Austen Annual Tea JASNA 2021 Calgary Region
Read MoreOne cannot have too large a party… Emma (1815). JASNA Calgary held its first ever Jane Austen Bingo.
Read MoreIt is a truth universally acknowledged, that a good book in possession of a large audience, must be in want of an adaptation. Thus, "Austenlit" was born---and is thriving! It's also called Austenesque, Austenalia, Janeite books, prequels and sequels.
Read More"The arrival of letters was the first grand object of every morning's impatience"
Jane Austen - Pride and Prejudice
Read MoreAnnual Tea 2020 - A Night at the Opera - JASNA Calgary members gathered together for an afternoon tea titled "A Night at the Opera" in celebration of Jane's birthday this last January 18, 2020.
Read More“No lace. No lace, Mrs. Bennett, I beg you!” - Mr. Bennett
Time to learn all about lace and lacemaking with Janet from the Prairie Sky Lacemakers.
Read MoreOur New Website has launched and the Downton Abbey movie has premiered! We examined the role of servants during the Regency Period with an Upstairs/Downstairs talk.
Read MoreThe 2019-2020 Members Meeting Schedule is out and we have a fun set of topics coming up.
Read MoreGothic Novels - Be Very Afraid! - Amy discussed the genre of gothic novels that grew out of medieval belief in the supernatural.
Read MoreThe Geography of Jane Austen - Judith gave a wonderful presentation called "The Geography of Jane Austen - What This Reader Didn't Know".
Read MoreAnnual Tea 2019 - Queen and Quiet - We all enjoyed tea, sandwiches, and cake while conversing with friends. The "Bring and Buy" enticed many to contribute and to receive.
Read MoreBeyond Free Will - Lindsey spoke to us about the history of Lord Mansfield, Chief Justice of the King’s Bench in the 1700s. Lord Mansfield played a key role in the abolition of slavery…
Read MoreRelaxation and Talk - Amber enlightened us all with a very interesting and entertaining discussion about the "conversations" through letters between Jane and her sister Cassandra.
Read MoreOur final meeting of the season featured two guests speakers to discuss the topics of Estate Laws and Austen Juvenilia
Read MoreJane Austen (almost) in Halifax. Judith and Deirdre treated us to a discussion about influence of Halifax on Jane Austen. While Jane never visited Halifax, two of her brothers were…
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