Hey there, Columbia! Get ready to grab your favorite books and dust off your book bags because something truly special is coming to town! The Richland County Public Library announced this week the highly anticipated Read Freely Fest – a vibrant book festival that promises to be a celebration of stories, knowledge, and creativity!
Set your reminders for March 28 through 30, as this exhilarating three-day event takes place at the Richland Library Main, located at 1431 Assembly Street in the heart of Columbia. Not only is this festival going to be a brilliant opportunity to connect readers and writers, but it’s going to be packed full of activities for all ages!
So, what can you look forward to at the Read Freely Fest? Well, let me tell you, there’s something for everyone! Whether you’re a lifetime bookworm, a budding author, or just someone looking for a fun family outing, this festival is designed to cater to your literary cravings. Here’s a sneak peek of what’s in store:
The enriching mantra for this festival is “where stories find good company.” The event planners focus on fostering an atmosphere that encourages exploration, creativity, and a deep appreciation for the power of stories that connect us all. So why not come by to ignite your passion for reading or to learn more about the writing process?
And here’s a little tidbit to keep your excitement brewing: more details will be released soon about headlining authors and additional surprises, so keep your ears perked! Trust us; you don’t want to miss out on this amazing experience!
For the latest updates and to plan your visit, head over to ReadFreelyFest.com. This festival is a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of literature, meet inspiring individuals, and, most importantly, have endlessly fun times with friends or family!
Oh! And before you head out, a quick weather update. Expect cloudy skies early in the day but don’t worry; they’ll become partly cloudy later on. Enjoy a pleasant high of 76°F with gentle NE winds blowing at 5 to 10 mph. But do keep your umbrellas handy as you may encounter off-and-on rain showers after midnight, with a low of 63°F and a 60% chance of rain!
So, yes! Let’s get hyped up for the Read Freely Fest this March! It’s going to be a fantastic way to dive into the vibrant world of books and authors that inspire us all!
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