Great Smoky Mountain Book Fair Coming; Special Performance As Well [Fri. Nov. 9, Sat. Nov. 10]

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Help build Jackson County's new library and have fun, too, by participating in the Great Smoky Mountain Book Fair in Sylva on Saturday, November 10.


More than 50 regional authors will gather to read from and talk about their work with you, including local authors Gary Carden, David Lamotte, Curtis Blanton, Rob Neufeld, Barbara Duncan and Bob Terrell.

Tickets ($5) will be available soon at many Sylva businesses.

On the evening before the Book Fair, hear a one-woman performance of “On Agate Hill,” a Lee Smith story, by Barbara Bates Smith (accompanied by musician Jeff Sebens playing banjo, hammered dulcimer, and lap dulcimer). The cost is $25. Hors d’oeuvres are included.

Both the Friday night performance and the Saturday book fair will take place at the First United Methodist Church of Sylva.

By participating in one or both events, you'll be helping to build our new library. All ticket proceeds and 20% of book sales will be added to a construction fund for a new building.

The book fair is produced by the Friends of the Jackson County Library, Sylva's City Lights Bookstore, and the Honors College at Western Carolina University.


For more information, visit the City Lights Bookstore page about the event and visit the web page of the Great Smoky Mountain Book Fair.

The Sylva Herald has more coverage about the book fair in an online article (click) (not affiliated with JacksonCountyMagazine.com).

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