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Celebrate Literature At Hartford Book Fest
The event is being sponsored by a local author group and the Hartford Public Library.
Russell Blair
September 20, 2022
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HARTFORD, CT — The Hartford Public Library is partnering with Hartford’s L.I.T. (Literary Integrated Trailblazers) to co-host the fourth annual Hartford Book Festival as a three-day event with workshops, poetry readings and more.
The event is from Friday, Sept. 23, to Sunday, Sept. 25, at the Downtown Library at 500 Main St. and the Free Center at 460 New Britain Ave.
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Hartford’s L.I.T. is a group of local authors, artists and entrepreneurs.
Their mission is to establish presence and awareness of Greater Hartford’s local authors, diverse artists and entrepreneurs to revitalize literary arts and communication.
H.L.I.T. focuses on literacy, literary productions, entrepreneurial building and networking within Hartford communities, including the underserved and nontraditional communities.
H.L.I.T., along with local artists, business owners and Hartford residents, came together for the last three years to host the first, second and third Hartford Book Festival at Hartford Public Library with the themes “How are the Children?,” “2020 Visions & Reflections” and “ 202One Love One Life,” respectively.
This year, the theme is “Double Up 2 Double Up,” and this three-day event will be a celebration of reading and writing for children, teens and adults in the City of Hartford.
The festival will feature local authors, book stores, workshops, panels, live stage, youth activities, open mic, literary highlights, publishers and a vibrant cultural live stage and more.
For more information about Hartford’s L.I.T. visit www.hartfordslit.com or email hartfordslit@gmail.com.
This press release was produced by Hartford Public Library Blogs. The views expressed here are the author’s own.
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