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Festival for the books: Inaugural RVA Booklovers’ Festival

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RVA Booklovers’ FestivalBrandylane Publishers, Inc. of Richmond announced the first annual RVA Booklovers’ Festival will take place October 20. The Festival will serve as opportunity for writers and readers across the state of Virginia to come together, share ideas, and celebrate their love of the written word.

The RVA Booklovers’ Festival will take place at Jefferson Park in Richmond, Virginia. The event will run from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Saturday, October 20, 2018. In addition to featuring manyBrandylane Publishers and Belle Isle Books authors, the Festival will include authors from across Virginia, vendors of excellent local Richmond cuisine, and literary-inspired crafters. A children’s area, a poet-tree, and a main stage will feature a variety of readings and presentations.

This event is free and open to the public. Net proceeds will be donated to local Richmond literacy organizations. Those interested in participating in the Festival—as an author, literary crafter, vendor of local cuisine, event volunteer, or sponsor—are encouraged to visit the RVA Booklovers’ Festival website or email the Festival team.

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