KY BOOK FESTIVAL. 10/29

 


About the Kentucky Book Festival

A program of Kentucky Humanities, the Kentucky Book Festival is a celebration of reading, writing, and publishing which takes place each fall. Festival events seek to connect book-lovers and authors, spark engaging conversations, and empower readers by providing access to new books as well as opportunities to learn more about writing in a fun, supportive environment. It’s the biggest bookish celebration in Kentucky! Learn about writing and publishing, discover new books, make memories with family and friends, and celebrate reading!

What Can I Expect?

The 41st annual Kentucky Book Festival will return to Joseph-Beth Booksellers in Lexington on October 29, 2022. More information and the author lineup is available by clicking the “Lineup” or “Events” tabs in the home menu. 

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