HomeTopicsArts and CultureCosta Rica International Book Fair returns

Costa Rica International Book Fair returns

After two years of virtually hosting the International Book Fair due to the pandemic, the 2022 event will be held at the Costa Rica Convention Center.

The XXI edition of this important event will be held from August 26 to September 4.  The Costa Rican Chamber of Books organizes it with the support of the Ministry of Culture and Youth and the Children’s Museum.

The Convention Center was chosen because it offers optimal sanitary conditions for the attention of visitors, plenty of parking and convenient and economical public transportation access, a food area for visitors, and other facilities so that book-lovers will enjoy this special activity.

Oscar Castillo, president of the Costa Rican Chamber of Books, pointed out that the Children’s Museum will be the honoree of the activity.

“Following the goal of promoting reading, the event will honor the Children’s Museum on this occasion, with which the Costa Rican Chamber of Books establishes a strategic alliance to stimulate reading among Costa Rican children and youth,” he said.

Also, The Children’s Museum will have an area designated for recreational activities and reading promotion, workshops, storytelling, and a lovely program for school visitors and families with children.

“We would like to thank the Costa Rican Chamber of Books and the Costa Rica International Book Fair 2022 for acknowledging the educational and cultural contribution of the Children’s Museum to the country; an institution that, since its foundation, has made important efforts to promote reading playfully among children,” said Mónica Riveros, Executive Director of the Children’s Museum.

Likewise, the director mentioned that this year there will be a special section for children called ” Fantastic Letters (Letras Fantásticas).”

On the other hand, the fair will have more than 85 expositors offering the most extensive catalog of books and novelties for ten days.

For the first time, the book fair will offer an area dedicated to Comics with national and Mexican companies and artists. The public will be able to interact with illustrators and comic creators offering their art.

The schedule includes more than two hundred workshops, readings, book presentations, meetings with BookTubers, debates, and exhibitions presented by the exhibitors.

For more information and a detailed agenda of activities, the public can visit the Costa Rican Book Chamber’s Facebook and Instagram and the Costa Rica International Book Fair’s Facebook and Instagram.

The XXI edition of the International Book Fair in Costa Rica promises great surprises and will delight those who love books.

Trending Now

Pacific Low Has a 60% Chance of Turning Tropical as Costa Rica Braces for Rain

A low off Central America's Pacific coast now has a 60% chance of becoming a tropical depression, and heavy rain could reach parts of the region through the weekend. With soils already up to 90% saturated, here is what to expect and how to plan.

Local Elections Drove Costa Rica’s CPTPP Reversal, Sources Say

Concerns about the 2028 municipal elections helped drive Costa Rica's decision to abandon its bid to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific...

Fire Chief Says Fernández Gave No Order on Ambulance Deal, but a Memo Cites Her

A Sept. 25 memo cites President Fernández as the basis for a $13.88 million no-bid ambulance deal the fire chief defends.

Democrats Win Congress but Costa Rica’s US Tariff Stays

Democrats won control of both chambers of the US Congress in Tuesday's midterm elections. The result hands President Donald Trump a divided government for...

National Geographic Names Costa Rica Central America’s Ultimate Nature Escape

National Geographic's new guide calls Costa Rica Central America's ultimate nature escape and maps six regions for travelers, as US arrivals slip.

Two Bull Sharks Found Dead in a Guanacaste Estuary They Had Never Been Known to Enter

Two bull sharks, rays and fish were found dead in a sand-blocked estuary at Playa Langosta near Tamarindo. Environmental authorities are investigating the cause.

5,000 Shareholders, No Dividends and a Court Order for Hospital CIMA’s Top Executive

A civil court in San José has ordered Clifton Neal Orme, the legal representative of Hospital CIMA, to appear in person and testify in...

Costa Rica’s Dry Season Starts This Week in Guanacaste and the Central Valley

If you live in or are visiting Guanacaste or the Central Valley, the rain is about to switch off. Costa Rica's dry season settles...

Forbes Picks Costa Rica’s Rancho Pacifico to Beat the Crowds

A Forbes feature names Rancho Pacifico, a 20-guest rainforest resort above Uvita, among its top shoulder-season escapes from the crowds.
Loading…

Latest News from Costa Rica

Costa Rica Coffee Maker Chorreador
Costa Rica Car Rentals
Costa Rica Travel Insurance
Costa Rica Travel