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Brooklyn Book Festival: Children’s Day

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Brooklyn Book Festival: Children’s Day

209 Joralemon St | Downtown Brooklyn
Free
Saturday, Sep. 26, 2026 @ 10 AM - 4 PM
Brooklyn Book Festival: Children’s Day

Children’s Day will be held in Brooklyn Borough Hall and Plaza on September 26, 2026 where families will enjoy a full day of readings, workshops, performances, book signings, and art projects with favorite authors and illustrators including R.J. Palacio of Wonder fame, #1 New York Times bestselling Bess Kalb of the Buffalo Fluffalo children’s book series; poet, organizer, and educator Mahogany L. Browne; two-time Emmy-nominated writer and author Jorge Aguirre, and bestselling children’s book author Adam Gidwitz, and dozens more. See you in September!

toddlers & preschoolers (1-4), kids (5-8), tweens (9-12)
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Brooklyn Book Festival: Children’s Day
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