Book Events: Fairs, Festivals, and Conferences (2024 and 2025)

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2 Events Found in North Carolina

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Queen City Book Fair Queen City Book Fair
Venue 8470

8470 Bellhaven Blvd, Charlotte, North Carolina 28215


Hosted by: Literary Queens of Charlotte
Date: Saturday, May 18, 2024
Time: 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Website: Queen City Book Fair
Phone: 704-390-1419
Email: qcbookfair1@gmail.com

Description:

Queen City Book Fair (est. 2016 co-founders Quisha Dynae and Shmel Carter), warmly invite you to their fair! All local avid readers and anyone interested in stimulating literary appetites are called to join in our latest contribution to literacy!

Learn more about Queen City Book Fair on AALBC.com.
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Carolina Mountains Literary Festival Carolina Mountains Literary Festival

Dates: Thursday, September 5, 2024 to Saturday, September 7, 2024

Website: Carolina Mountains Literary Festival
Email: cmlitfest@gmail.com

Description:

The festival idea was born when a small group of local citizens and businesspersons spontaneously came together ten years ago around the goal of giving greater exposure to the art of writing and the joys of reading in an area already famed for its colony of artists in other media. Originally, that group consisted of literacy advocate Myrna Stephens; Wendy Reid, owner of The Design Gallery; poet Britt Kaufmann; children’s book author Karen Miller; artist Anne Sabri, and health care consultant and aspiring writer Ruth Perschbacher Price and her husband, historical novelist Charles F. Price. Now it also includes Dr. Dan Barron, former director of the Avery-Mitchell-Yancey Regional Libraries, downtown booster Lucy Gregory Doll, poet and community volunteer Kathy Weisfeld, librarian, runner, super-mom and new director of the Avery-Mitchell-Yancey Regional Libraries Amber Westall Briggs, artist and arts advocate Jane Brown Willig, and many others.

Learn more about Carolina Mountains Literary Festival on AALBC.com.
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