LitFest Pasadena 2.0 May 11

LitFest Pasadena The Pasadena Community's Book Festival

Don't Miss LitFest Pasadena 2.0  This Saturday, May 11th from 10am-5pm The Pasadena area's second annual community wide book festival is Saturday, May 11, 2013 at Pasadena's Central Park (South Raymond Ave. and E. Delmar Blvd., see map below.) LitFest Pasadena presents three stages packed with a day full of PANELS, IN CONVERSATIONS, READINGS, PERFORMANCES, POETRY, TEEN, MIDDLE GRADE, & CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS. It is a celebratory day featuring well-known and upcoming California authors, hands-on activities, good food, better books, and family-friendly fun all aimed at promoting the literary arts!   LitFest Pasadena will feature more than 80 authors, storytellers, and performers for a day that will explore an eclectic mix of subjects such as Southern California surf culture, local history, children's and young adult literature, and more. Among the authors joining us are Jonathan Gold, Reyna Grande, Amber Benson, andSeverin Browne,   live music and performances by   History Lit    and   The Bob Baker Marionette Theatre.   More than 40 exhibitors will entice attendees with a variety of products, services, and activities. LitFest's unbeatable price--FREE--and easy access (just steps from the Central Park Gold Line station) will make for a fantastic day for all!  Delicious Food Trucks featuring Slamming Sliders, Paradise Fine Cookies & Ice Cream, India Jones, and Crepe'N'Around   For complete information on LitFest Pasadena, visit their website: litfestpasadena.org    LitFest Pasadena will take place at Central Park, between  S. Fair Oaks Ave and S. Raymond Ave., just north of E. Del Mar Blvd. Parking structures are located at E. Green St. and S. Raymond Ave.,  or at the Gold Line Delmar Metro station on S. Raymond Ave. LitFest Pasadena is made  possible in part by the  Pasadena Arts & Culture  Commission and the City of  Pasadena Cultural Affairs  Division.   Lightbringerproject.com P.O. Box 968 Pasadena, CA 91102 LitFest Pasadena is an  EMERGE Project of the  Pasadena Arts Council.