Saturday 10 AM-2 PM

The 1st annual Fayetteville Art Festival is a community event, sponsored by the Fayetteville Free Library, allowing local authors and artists to present their work to the public. The festival provides an opportunity to engage with and purchase art and books created by our local authors and artists. It is a time to bring our community together to celebrate the many talents found within it.

Event info can be found here. 

Sunday 1 PM-3 PM.

4939 Route 31 in Clay

Saturday 12-3 PM

Join local authors for a panel then book signing. Chat with them on your reading interests and their inspirations. 

FB group: https://www.facebook.com/events/822618563009452

Thursday 4-5:30 PM

More details can be found at https://humcenter.syr.edu/calendar/9th-annual-books-in-the-humanities-celebration/.

Tuesday 3:30 PM & 7 PM

On Tuesday, April 23, Apple will host two events by Curtis in Syracuse to talk about his experience, answer questions, sign books and chat with readers:

• 3:30 - 4:30 PM at Syracuse University, in person (https://info.voicesheardpublishing.com/events/curtis-chin-su)

• 7:00 - 8:00 PM at YMCA Downtown Writers Center (DWC), in person and on Zoom (https://info.voicesheardpublishing.com/events/curtis-chin).

You can bring your own copy of his book for him to sign at the events.

SU bookstore will sell books at the SU event.

For DWC audience, you can order a copy ahead of time to be signed by him even if you cannot attend DWC's event in person - visit the link for DWC above and fill in the form.

Monday 6-8:30 PM

Join us for a panel discussion, food and drink, and book signing. Over a dozen local authors are there. More details can be found at https://lpl.libcal.com/event/11851091.

Saturday 12-5 PM

Atrium at City Hall Commons, 210 E Washington Str., Syracuse 

Organized by YMCA DWC (Downtown Writers Center). Many local authors are there. Come to visit, whether you are out for the Syracuse Downtown Dining Weeks or not.

Friday 7-8:30 PM

Organized by Mary Jumbelic. Celebrating International Women's Day. A group of 14 women authors read from their work. 

More info can be found at https://maryjumbelic.com/events/womensday2024/.

Las Crosses: an Unwavering Journey to a New Life in America

was selected as the finalist for two categories: 

• Women's non-fiction and 

• Multi-Cultural Non-fiction. 

More info about IAN and the awards can be found at https://www.independentauthornetwork.com/2023-botya-winners.html.

Saturday 12-3 PM

About 20 local authors are there. Join them for a panel then book signing. Chat with them on your reading interests and their inspirations. 

Thursday 5 PM

One of the original and largest independent bookstores in the area, River's End is great place to spend time at. 

Saturday 11-2 PM

A beautiful summer day to be out and about. Stop by and chat.

Come and join the locals for a fun evening. Music, readings, coffee, you name it.