Black Authors Festival @ATL Sneaker Ball on the Vineyard
Saturday, September 12, 2026, 14:00 -
Saturday, September 12, 2026, 22:00
Event duration 8 hours
BAF @ATL Anthology Series:
USD 1903.51
BAF @ATL Digital Presence:
USD 751.08
BAF @ATL Sneaker Ball on the Vineyard - General:
USD 635.83
BAF @ATL Sneaker Ball on the Vineyard - VIP:
USD 1269.67
Black Authors Festival @ATL After Party:
USD 99.95
Black Authors Festival @ATL Social Vine Admission:
USD 261.30
Black Authors Festival @ATL Vendor Assistant Tix:
USD 203.67
Black Authors Festival @ATL Vendor Ticket:
USD 751.08
About Black Authors Festival @ATL Sneaker Ball on the Vineyard
Black Authors Festival expands its footprint to the A with a Sneaker Ball on a Black Owned Vineyard
Step into the ultimate Black Authors Festival experience with exclusive VIP access to the Sneaker Ball on the Vineyard. This elevated ticket includes priority entry, premium seating, access to the VIP reception, the paddle raise fundraiser, and curated networking with honorees, authors, and distinguished guests. Enjoy red carpet moments, enhanced hospitality, and an unforgettable cultural experience designed for those who value access, influence, and excellence.
Events Schedule
Saturday, September 12, 2026, 14:00
Saturday, September 12, 2026, 22:00
Event Categories
Cultural Celebrations
Fundraising Events
Local Festivals
Community Connections
Black Authors Festival
https://www.blackauthorsfestival.com/
228 Park Ave S Box #490271
The Black Authors Festival is a nationally recognized cultural and literary platform dedicated to celebrating Black authors, amplifying diverse voices, and advancing literacy awareness. With signature events in Sag Harbor, New York, and Atlanta, Georgia, the Festival brings together influential writers, thought leaders, and community changemakers for a dynamic experience that includes panel discussions, book signings, networking, and live programming. More than an event, the Festival serves as a movement with a clear purpose: to promote literacy, preserve cultural narratives, and advocate against the banning of books, particularly those that reflect Black history and lived experiences. Through strategic partnerships, community engagement, and national recognition, the Black Authors Festival continues to inspire, educate, and empower audiences while ensuring that the right to write, and the right to read, remains protected for future generations.