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Free Library Festival

Festival event photographs courtesy of Katie Riggan

On Saturday and Sunday, April 18 and 19, 2009, the Free Library hosted its third annual Free Library Festival. Drawing our largest crowd to date--estimated at 35,000!--the Festival presented more than 50 authors, performers, and programs, and 80 exhibitors at the Street Fair and Literary Marketplace. Thanks to our Festival Sponsors, the City of Philadelphia, and the Fairmount Park Commission, to the Free Library staff, and to our more than 200 dedicated Festival Volunteers for another fantastic fest!

Be sure to "book" the 3rd weekend in April 2010 for more books, music, and inspiration!*

_{* Tentatively scheduled 2010 Festival dates are subject to change! For festival updates, click here to join our mailing list!}

Book Festival Exhibitors: Deadline is March 28, 2008!

Fri, February 22, 2008

Exhibitor Tents on 20th Street

The deadline to register as an Exhibitor at the 2008 Philadelphia Book Festival is March 28, 2008. Spaces are still available for publishers, bookstores, nonprofits, and other book-centric vendors. Return your completed application and payment to reserve your space today! Click here for details! Click here to see who is already signed up! Spaces are limited and will be sold on a first come, first served basis.

Independent Author Exhibitor spaces are SOLD OUT! If you are an Independent Author and would like to be added to the Waiting List, contact Michelle Saraceni at 215-567-4341. If additional spaces become available, applicants will be accepted in the order received.

Posted by Sara Goddard @ 12:39 PM