Mark your calendars, Columbia! From March 28 to 30, 2024, the Richland County Public Library is gearing up to host its inaugural Read Freely Fest, and it promises to be a fantastic celebration of all things literary. Set to unfold at the Richland Library Main (1431 Assembly Street), this free weeklong event is designed to connect readers, writers, and anyone else who loves to immerse themselves in stories.
Library officials are buzzing with excitement about the festival and have hinted at a plethora of activities that cater to everyone in the family. Whether you’re a lifelong reader, an aspiring author looking to make connections, or simply seeking a fun outing, there’s going to be something for you at the Read Freely Fest.
Here’s a sneak peek at what will be happening:
The theme of the event, “where stories find good company,” reflects the organizers’ goal of creating a warm and inclusive atmosphere. With activities aimed at all ages, it is hoped that the festival will spark exploration, creativity, and a deeper appreciation for the stories that connect us all.
As the event draws closer, the festival’s team promises to reveal more about the headliner lineup and additional activities planned throughout the weekend. So, keep an eye out for those updates because you won’t want to miss them!
If you’re intrigued and want to learn more, or if you simply cannot wait to secure your spot at this fantastic gathering of literary minds, make sure to check out the festival’s official website. They’re working hard to ensure that everything is ready to go in just a few months!
And speaking of events, let’s take a quick look at what to expect weather-wise as we approach the festival! In the days leading up to the big event, we might see a mix of partly cloudy skies with a few sprinkles possible, thanks to some gentle northeast winds. Expect highs around 73 degrees Fahrenheit during the day, cooling down to around 56 degrees at night. So, if you’re planning on heading out for the festival, a light jacket might be a good idea for those cool evenings.
So there you have it, Columbia! The Read Freely Fest is shaping up to be an incredible celebration of literature that you definitely won’t want to miss. Let’s come together as a community to honor the works of our favorite authors and explore new stories waiting to be told!
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