Planning on visiting Boston between April and November? Then be sure to drop by these literary festivals!
1. Boston International Antiquarian Book Fair
The Boston International Antiquarian Book Fair happens every November at the Hynes Convention Center. The book fair features an extensive collection of antiquarian books exhibited and for sale, including rare collectibles and first editions. Other activities include author appearances and book signings.
2. Three Apples Storytelling Festival
The Three Apples Storytelling Festival occurs every September in the small town of Bedford, Massachusetts. To get people excited about the festival, the organizers arrange for Preview Performances, where libraries host free storytelling performances in preparation for the festival. They have Family Ghost Stories and Community Stage. There are also author appearances, as well numerous storytelling performances throughout the entire festival.
3. The Boston Globe Children’s Book Festival
Held at the Parade Grounds of Boston Common in September, the Boston Globe Children’s Book Festival aims to bring all lovers of children’s literature, whether young or old, together. There are author and costumed character appearances as well as book signings. Admission is free so be sure to come and witness local and national authors celebrate their passion for children’s literature.
4. Newburyport Literary Festival
Held all over Newburyport in April, the Newburyport Literary Festival celebrates readers and authors alike. There’s Dinner with the Authors and Coffee with the Poets, as well as book signings and author appearances, so be sure to bring the entire family. There’s at least one thing to do for everyone.
So, what are you waiting for? Book a trip to Boston now!
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