The 2025 #NOLABookFest might be over, but isn’t every day a festival when you have a good book to read?! Subscribe to our newsletter to be one of the first to know when we announce dates for next year. bit.ly/bookfestupdates

Did you attend the 2025 #NOLABookFest? We want to hear your feedback! Take our survey to help us grow the Festival and strengthen the attendee experience. ow.ly/tluw50Vx3k7

So many wonderful moments at #NOLABookFest! 💚💚 Want to watch some of your favorite talks again? Watch the recorded sessions: ow.ly/LceW50Vx3ck

The 2025 #NOLABookFest might be over, but isn’t every day a festival when you have a good book to read?! Subscribe to our newsletter and be one of the first to know when we announce dates for next year. bit.ly/bookfestupdates

Rewatch your favorite #NOLABookFest 2025 author talks on our website: ow.ly/sWO250Vx3CL

Hey Book Fest krewe 👋 The Banned Books and Brass Bands hat is back in stock! 🧢 Plus, we’ve restocked your favorite Festival merch! 🛒 Shop now: shopnolabookfest.com

Can you believe it’s been 3 weeks since we wrapped up the 2025 #NOLABookFest?! Plans are already underway for 2026! Fill out our attendee survey to help us plan for next year. ow.ly/FPK950Vx3tv

This #GiveNOLADay, support #NOLABookFest! The New Orleans Book Festival is more than a book event—it’s a free space for families, readers, artists, and storytellers to come together. 📖❤️ Help keep the festival free for everyone and donate today! givenola.org/organization/n…

Not just a festival—a home for the stories that shape us. ❤️ Support #NOLABookFest this #GiveNOLADay and help keep the Fest free and open to all. givenola.org/organization/n…

Love books? Love New Orleans? Support the festival that brings both together. 📚❤️ Today is #GiveNOLADay—every gift helps us organize a free community event where people can celebrate books, ideas, and creativity. Donate: givenola.org/organization/n…

📅 Save the date! #NOLABookFest returns March 12–14, 2026! This one’s extra special. Why? Because it's our 5th anniversary! Get ready to celebrate books, creativity, and literary joy in the city that knows how to throw a festival! 🎉 bookfest.tulane.edu

From memoirs to historical nonfiction, Tulane Alumni Dr. David Weill, Rich Cohen, and Marie Quintana share their takes on the NOLA Book Festival. Discover the experiences that shape their voices. ⤵️ tulane.it/44To2ow

The NOLA Book Festival at Tulane is moving the popular Family Day at the Fest from Saturday to Sunday. Cheryl Landrieu stated the goal was to “elevate Family Day even further”. The fest returns to its usual spot in 2026: 2nd weekend in March. The free and public event is March 12-15.

🎉 Exciting News!! Starting in 2026, Family Day at the New Orleans Book Festival will move to Sunday, March 15, creating a dedicated day of free programming for children and families to close out the festival weekend. Read more: ow.ly/Q0C950W8wlC

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Starting Sunday, March 15, 2026, Family Day at the NOLA Book Festival at Tulane will offer a full day of free, kid-friendly programming to close out the festival weekend. Learn more about the new Sunday Family Day and 2026 author submissions. ⤵️ tulane.it/3TRip3m

📚 Save the Date! New Orleans Book Festival returns on March 12–15, 2026, with author talks, book signings, and all your favorite literary magic in NOLA! ✨ Family Day will be Sunday with free programming for kids & families to close out the fest! bookfest.tulane.edu

Our co-chair, Walter Isaacson, has a new book coming out in November. More details below ⬇️

📚 Save the Date! New Orleans Book Festival returns on March 12–15, 2026, with author talks, book signings, and all your favorite literary magic in NOLA! ✨ Family Day will be Sunday with free programming for kids & families to close out the fest! bookfest.tulane.edu