Atlanta is a book-loving town and we are fortunate to have one of the country's premier book festivals in our own backyard. The MJCCA Book Festival, known locally as the Jewish Book Festival, is always a treat. Held annually in November, the folks at the MJCCA know how to put on a great festival, handle details like parking, and welcome one and all to their campus on Tilly Milly Road in Dunwoody.
This year's fest started on the 6th and continues until November 21st. As usual, they've got a great line-up of authors that appeal to all ages and all tastes: Pat Conroy, Gene Wilder, Naomi Ragen, Nicole Krauss, Yann Martel, Jeffrey Stepakoff, Martin Fletcher, Sara Gruen, Joseph Skibell, Cathleen Schine, Rita Cosby, and plenty more.
Visit their website to learn more details. You'll be glad you did!
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Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Upcoming Book Festivals
Mark your calendars! The AJC Decatur Book Festival is just around the corner, September 3rd - 5th. As always, they have a great line-up of authors and entertainment. Click here to learn more.
And if that's not enough to whet your appetite, the MJCCA Book Festival will be held in November. This will be their 19th year of providing great authors and great discussions in the metro Atlanta area. Festival dates are November 6th - 20th, 2010. The MJCCA folks are top-drawer, as we say here in the South. Wondering what MJCCA stands for? It's the ever-fabulous Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta. Click this link for an inside peek.
And if that's not enough to whet your appetite, the MJCCA Book Festival will be held in November. This will be their 19th year of providing great authors and great discussions in the metro Atlanta area. Festival dates are November 6th - 20th, 2010. The MJCCA folks are top-drawer, as we say here in the South. Wondering what MJCCA stands for? It's the ever-fabulous Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta. Click this link for an inside peek.
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book festivals,
Decatur Book Festival,
Jewish Book Festival,
MJCCA Book Festival
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