Help Keep the NORTH TEXAS TEEN BOOK FEST FREE FOR YOUNG ADULTS TO SEE, HEAR AND INTERACT WITH FAVORITE AUTHORS.
Fun at the Fest
WHAT IS THE NORTH TEXAS TEEN BOOK FESTIVAL?
In short, the NTTBF is a free, one-day book festival created to celebrate teen literature, from both Middle Grade and YA authors.
It is hosted at the Irving Convention Center, approximately 80 authors will come together for a full day of conversation, book signings, and jubilation.
Authors sign books, meet their readers, and discuss their books in over 50 small breakout panels all at the new, state-of-the-art Irving Convention Center.
The NORTH TEXAS TEEN BOOK FESTIVAL strives to connect our reading community, adding dimension to the reading experience through diverse author panels and dynamic discussions in a safe and fun environment.
Books will be sold for each author at the event.
The Friends of the Irving Public Library is a nonprofit organization dedicated to financially enhancing the library budget. The Friends accomplish this through various sources such as book sales,and Sharetank, a program receiving corporate donations for specific programs.
The Friends of the Irving Library is an all volunteer organization to fund programs relevant to the Irving community that enhance and exceed the Library budget.
2024 will celebrate our 10th ANNIVERSARY of free admission for young adults. HELP KEEP THE TEEN BOOK FEST FREE.
The Friends of the Irving Library strive to connect resources and services for a multicultural community, having one of the most diverse zip codes in the United States. We believe providing resources for inclusivity is key to our community's success. The Friends of the Irving Library understand the power of diversity and connect our goals to each other and those we serve.
Organization name
MAKE NORTH TEXAS TEEN BOOK FEST A BIG 10TH
Causes
Community Improvement, Intellectual, Developmental, and Physical Disabilities, Education - Early Childhood
Operating Budget
Less than $100,000
Counties Served
Dallas
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American, Asian/Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Latinx
BIPOC Leadership
Neither/None
Equity Statement
Equity Statement
Address
801 W. Irving Blvd.