Columbia, get ready! The Richland County Public Library has some thrilling news for all book lovers, aspiring writers, and anyone looking for a fun day out. They have just announced the inaugural Read Freely Fest, a vibrant book festival set to light up downtown Columbia from March 28 to 30 at the Richland Library Main located at 1431 Assembly Street.
The Read Freely Fest is shaping up to be an incredible week-long celebration connecting readers, writers, and literary enthusiasts. The library officials promise that whether you’re a lifelong reader, a budding author, or simply someone looking for a good time, there will be something for everyone at this festival.
The heart and soul of the festival is captured in its mantra: “where stories find good company.” With activities spread across multiple days, attendees are encouraged to explore their creativity and dive into the magic of storytelling.
While we’re still waiting for more details about the lineup of headliners, the festival will offer a diverse range of fun events and activities:
This aspect of the event promises not only to engage readers and writers but also to spotlight the rich culture of our community. With a strong emphasis on exploration and creativity, planners hope to cultivate a newfound appreciation for the power of stories among attendees of all ages.
Mark your calendars, folks! The Read Freely Fest is a perfect way to spend time with family and friends while celebrating literature. Whether you come to meet your favorite author, discover a new book, or just enjoy a lively atmosphere filled with creativity and inspiration, it’s sure to be unforgettable.
For those eager to stay in the loop about all the exciting announcements as the festival approaches, be sure to check out ReadFreelyFest.com. They will provide updates with additional details on the schedule, special guests, and all the wonderful activities planned.
Grab your friends, pack up your family, and get ready to immerse yourself in the wonderful world of books. The Read Freely Fest is an event you won’t want to miss!
See you there, Columbia!
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