#PDXBookFest | Saturday, November 9, 2019 | Passes | Map | Schedule
View the 2019 festival lineup, schedule, and get your passes now to be a part of the Pacific Northwest’s largest celebration of books and writing.
Printable PDF schedule available here.
On Saturday, November 9, 2019 the Portland Book Festival offers something for readers (and future readers) of all ages!
This year’s Festival will include 100+ authors, 90+ vendors, 9 stages, 14 writing workshops, dozens of pop-up events throughout the Portland Art Museum, delicious food trucks, and on-site bookstores and author signings.
2019 authors will include Laurie Halse Anderson, Kristen Arnett, Jericho Brown, Jennifer Dugan, Carson Ellis, Gale Galligan, Malcolm Gladwell, Faith Erin Hicks, Jennifer L. Holm, Mitchell S. Jackson, Saeed Jones, Chuck Klosterman, Karl Marlantes, Elizabeth McCracken, Tehlor Kay Mejia, Ibtihaj Muhammad, Daniel José Older, Molly Knox Ostertag, Morgan Parker, Paisley Rekdal, Ambassador Susan Rice, Rainbow Rowell, Karen Russell, Raina Telgemeier, Renée Watson, G. Willow Wilson, and more!
Advance passes are $15 (day-of passes increase to $20) for adults and include a $5 voucher to spend at the extensive book fair, and youth 17 and under or with high school ID attend FREE. All passes include admission to the Portland Art Museum.
Paid workshops include festival admission (no separate pass required). Sign up early for writing workshops here: classes are expected to sell out!
A limited number of Friend of the Festival tickets are also available. Click here to claim your VIP experience, and help support Literary Arts.
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Ticket sales only make up about 12% of the total cost to put on the Festival. If you’d like to support the work we do and see Portland Book Festival thrive for years to come, please consider making a tax-deductible gift directly through our website.
For Portland Book Festival media inquiries, contact Alyson Sinclair, Publicist, at alyson.sinclair@nectarliterary.com. You can also download the 2019 Portland Book Festival press release here.
