Festivals in Association
Literary festivals can share best practice, discuss challenges, adopt new ideas and explore partnership working.
Accra International Book Festival
Ashiye off Dodowa Road, Accra, Box DC 878, Dansoman - Accra, GhanaThe Accra International Book Festival is Africa's biggest public gathering of local and international creatives held in #Accra, Ghana.
African Book Festival
Alte Münze, Molkenmarkt 2, 10179 BerlinThe African Book Festival Berlin gathers the most famous, most influential, award-winning writers and artists from the African continent and its diaspora. The event goes way beyond simply presenting new books and authors. Addressing current social, political, cultural and artistic issues is always at the heart of the event. Live music, poetry, spoken word performances,…
Akada Children's Book Festival
Lagos, NigeriaThe Akada Children’s Book Festival (ACBF) is a showcase of literary work created for a diverse audience of children. It takes place…
AKE Arts & Book Festival
NigeriaNow in its 7th year, Ake Arts and Book Festival has brought over 400 artists, writers, poets, musicians, dancers and thinkers together…
Asian Festival of Children's Content
90 Goodman Road, Goodman Arts Centre, Blk E #03-32, SingaporeThe Asian Festival of Children’s Content (AFCC), organised by the Singapore Book Council, is theleading festival in Asia focusing on children’s books…
At the First Step, International Literary Festival
NICOSIA 1070, CyprusIdeogramma is an encounter of writers and poets, from all over the world, who came together for four days of literature
Atlanta International Poetry Festival
Poetry at Tech, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia, USAAtlanta International Poetry Festival features poets from around the world to audiences in Atlanta, Georgia in the United States.
Auckland Writers Festival
Level 9, Wellesley Centre, 44-52 Wellesley Street, New ZealandNew Zealand's premier festival of books and writing, delivering a six-day, 200 event programme annually in May
Authors' Reading Month
Větrné mlýny, Dominikánská 9, 60200 Brno, Czech RepublicAuthors’ Reading Month (ARM), the largest literary festival in Central Europe. It was first held in Brno in the year 2000.