Line Up For This Yearтащюааsюаб юааbathюаб юааchildrenюаб юааsюаб юааliteratureюаб юааfestivalюаб Re The bath children’s literature festival 2024 will return from 27 september– 6 october! general booking opens friday 12th july at 10am view the brochure here click here to sign up to email updates and to be the first to find out our latest news. The programme for bath children’s literature festival 2024 is out now! general booking openings at 10am on friday 12th july. with more than 80 events there’s something for every young story lover and can’t wait to entertain you! among the big names coming to bath are; michael rosen, cressida cowell, rob biddulph, harry hill, andy day.
Bath Children S Literature Festival Programme Announcement A packed programme of storytime sessions, poetry, drawing, writing and making workshops as well as fun and interactive book events from a whole host of authors. authors announced so far include michael rosen, cressida cowell, rob biddulph, harry hill, andy day, jacqueline wilson, ben miller, robin stevens and liz pichon. Bath children’s literature festival will run from friday 27 september to sunday 6 october 2024. tickets go on general sale on friday 12 july. there will be priority booking for patrons on tuesday 9 july. friends, sponsors and waterstones card holders can buy tickets from wednesday 10 july. both weekends of the festival will be filled with. July 19, 2021. there’s something for everyone to do at this autumn’s bath children’s literature festival, which brings a host of writers and illustrators to the city for live, interactive events for young people of all ages. there is something for. . . waterstones children’s laureate cressida cowell, creator of the how to train your. This autumn’s line up has been put together by john and gill mclay, who founded the bath children’s literature festival in 2007. festival director john mclay said, “gill and i are delighted to have programmed the 2024 bath children’s literature festival, after a couple of years away during which time we missed the festival we founded in.
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