News2026 Live Streamed Events
If you can’t join us in person in Charlottesville for the 32nd annual Virginia Festival of the Book, you can still enjoy the following festival programs online. Each event will …
NewsWorkshops, Activities, And More
Spring in Charlottesville brings blooming trees, longer days, and the return of the Virginia Festival of the Book. From March 20-22, 2026, readers, writers, and curious minds will gather from …
News2026 Black History Month Reads
From March 20 to 22, the 2026 Virginia Festival of the Book will bring powerful stories of Black heritage, identity, and culture to the forefront.
News2026 Festival Shirts
Our 2026 Virginia Festival of the Book poster featuring cardinals, hawks, ocean waves, the blue ridge mountains, and a vintage typewriter was designed by Katie McBride. You can learn more …
NewsPoster Artist Q&A: Katie McBride
Katie McBride is an illustrator and designer based in Richmond, VA. Katie designed our lovely 2026 Virginia Festival of the Book poster. We wanted to learn a little about her …
News2026 Festival Sneak Peek
The 2026 Festival of the Book is happening March 20-22 in Charlottesville, Virginia! The 2026 Festival will hold the idea of “revolution” as its center: as we see it, a …
Event2026 Virginia Festival of the Book
Save the Date for the 2026 Virginia Festival of the Book! The 2026 Virginia Festival of the Book is happening March 20-22 in Charlottesville, Virginia. This beloved annual tradition brings …
EventJeffrey Blount – Book Signing and Discussion
Jeffrey Blount’s Mr. Jimmy From Around the Way is a compelling narrative of a man’s search for the meaning of goodness in his life and the world around him. By dynamic use …
EventRead Up Richmond: Kevin Nguyen
Join this engaging discussion with author Kevin Nguyen at Richmond Public Library! The Richmond Library is honored to present Mỹ Documents as their 7th annual Read Up Richmond selection. This is a …
EventRead Up Richmond: The Japanese Experience in Virginia, 1900s-1950s: Jim Crow to Internment
Often overlooked because of the small population, there are few sources to tell us about the lives of Japanese and Japanese Americans in Virginia during Jim Crow and World War …
EventSpeaker Series: An Evening with Joe Jackson
Award-winning author Joe Jackson will discus his new book, Splendid Liberators: Heroism, Betrayal, Resistance, and The Birth of American Empire.
EventStories That Bind Us: A Conversation With Beth Macy
Join Dopesick author Beth Macy for a powerful conversation about the forces shaping America’s rural and urban communities.
