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The Black Authors Festival is a nationally recognized cultural platform dedicated to celebrating Black literary excellence.
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.
Saturday, 01, 14.00 -
Saturday, 01, 23.00
Sag Harbor,
NY
_$25
The Free Black Women's Library is excited to celebrate the release of NECESSARY FICTION, a new debut novel written by award-winning author Eloghosa Osunde.
All are welcome to join us for a discussion with the author, followed by a Q & A with the audience, and a book signing session.
Sunday, 27, 15.00 -
Sunday, 27, 16.30
Brooklyn,
NY
_$25
The Black Authors Festival is a nationally recognized cultural platform dedicated to celebrating Black literary excellence.
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.
Sunday, 27, 15.00 - Sunday, 27, 16.30
Sag Harbor, NY
The Free Black Women's Library is excited to celebrate the release of NECESSARY FICTION, a new debut novel written by award-winning author Eloghosa Osunde.
All are welcome to join us for a discussion with the author, followed by a Q & A with the audience, and a book signing session.
Sunday, 27, 15.00 - Sunday, 27, 16.30
Brooklyn, NY
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The Genesee River gorge in western New York - the sheer shale cliffs of Letchworth State Park, known as the Grand Canyon of the East, cut through wooded countryside between the Finger Lakes and Lake Erie.