Hey there, Columbia residents! If you’re a book lover, writer, or simply seeking some fun activities for the family, we have some thrilling news just for you! Mark your calendars because the Read Freely Fest is rolling into downtown Columbia from March 28 to March 30 next year!
The Richland County Public Library is hosting this fantastic inaugural festival at their Main Library located at 1431 Assembly Street. Library officials have promised a week filled with exciting events that will bring together readers, writers, and all kinds of literary fans to celebrate the magic of storytelling! This is your chance to immerse yourself in the world of books and creativity, and the best part? It’s FREE!
Whether you’re a seasoned reader, an aspiring writer, or just looking for a place to hang out with your family, the Read Freely Fest has something for you! Although more details are set to be revealed about the star-studded lineup, we do know that the festival will be packed with a colorful array of events.
The mantra for this vibrant celebration is “Where stories find good company.” Library officials hope this event encourages exploration and creativity while fostering a deeper appreciation for the power of stories. With activities designed for all ages, there will never be a dull moment!
As we anxiously await more information about the exciting lineup and activities, you can stay updated by visiting ReadFreelyFest.com. Keep an eye out for announcements, because you won’t want to miss this literary extravaganza!
While we’re talking about exciting events, let’s take a quick peek at the weather! Currently, Columbia is enjoying a generally cloudy day with a high of around 70°F. If you’re stepping out, expect light winds blowing from the east-northeast at about 5 to 10 mph. Tonight, temperatures will dip down to a comfy 57°F, staying mostly cloudy. So, whether you’re heading to the upcoming book festival or just taking a stroll in the park, it’s perfect weather for an outdoor adventure!
That’s all for now, folks! Get ready to read, explore, and have a blast at the first-ever Read Freely Fest!
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