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The Texas Book Festival celebrates authors and their contributions to the culture of literacy, ideas, and imagination.
The Texas Book Festival was established in 1995 by First Lady Laura Bush, a former librarian and an ardent advocate of literacy. Mrs. Bush created a task force to plan the book festival to honor Texas authors, promote the joys of reading and serve to benefit the state's public libraries. The first Festival took place at the Capitol in November 1996; the Festival has quickly evolved into one of the premier literary events in the country, annually hosting more than 250 Texas and nationally known authors. More than 40,000 visitors participate annually in a weekend of author reading and presentations, panel discussions, book signings, and musical entertainment at the State Capitol in Austin.
The Texas Book Festival celebrates authors and their contributions to the culture of literacy, ideas, and imagination.
The Texas Book Festival was established in 1995 by First Lady Laura Bush, a former librarian and an ardent advocate of literacy. Mrs. Bush created a task force to plan the book festival to honor Texas authors, promote the joys of reading and serve to benefit the state's public libraries. The first Festival took place at the Capitol in November 1996; the Festival has quickly evolved into one of the premier literary events in the country, annually hosting more than 250 Texas and nationally known authors. More than 40,000 visitors participate annually in a weekend of author reading and presentations, panel discussions, book signings, and musical entertainment at the State Capitol in Austin.
Áreas de Impacto incluyen
- Arte & Música
- Educación
- Filantropía
- Voluntariado
Ubicación
- 610 Brazos Suite 200, Austin, TX 78701, United States
