Cozy Fest: A Jane Austen Affair
Alexander Majors House & Barn · Kansas City, MO · 1–7 PM
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Multiple locations· Kansas City, MO
Oct. 1–3 · Free + ticketed programming
Three days of children’s literature programming, including a public festival book signing and family opportunities.
Kansas City Public Library, Central Library· Kansas City, MO
9:00 AM–4:00 PM · Free ticket / registration
A full day of author conversations, panels, workshops, children’s programming, activities, vendors, and signings.
Bartle Hall· Kansas City, MO
4:00–9:00 PM · Ticketed
A large reader convention with author panels, conversations, vendors, meet-and-greets, and dedicated signing areas.
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Bliss Books & Wine· Kansas City, MO
7:00–8:00 PM · Free / hybrid
A hybrid discussion of John Scalzi’s Starter Villain with the Wines & Spines Book Club.
West Wyandotte Library· Kansas City, KS
7:00–8:00 PM · Library event
A romantasy-focused YA book club for grades 10 and up. September’s discussion is Powerless by Lauren Roberts.
Kansas City Kansas Community College· Kansas City, KS
7:00 PM · See organizer
A public literary reading featuring Brian Whitehead, Huascar Medina, and Tasha Haas.
The Gilded Page· Kansas City, MO
Tuesdays at 6:00 PM · Free · recurring
A low-pressure weekly audiobook listening series. Upcoming dates: Sep. 15, 22, 29 and Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27.
Central Resource Library· Overland Park, KS
4:30–5:30 PM · No registration required
September’s discussion is A Bad Boy Can Be Good for a Girl by Tanya Lee Stone.
Madrid Theatre· Kansas City, MO
6:30 PM · Ticketed · book included
A release celebration with B.K. Borison in conversation with Julie Murphy and Sierra Simone.
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art· Kansas City, MO
6:00–8:00 PM · Free
Bring a book or borrow one, read independently, then join guided small-group conversation.
The Writers Place· Kansas City, MO
7:00 PM · See organizer
An evening in The Writers Place reading series featuring varied literary voices.
Unity Temple on the Plaza· Kansas City, MO
7:00–8:00 PM · Ticketed
A launch conversation with bestselling local author Geneva Lee, followed by an optional signing and personalization line.
Under the Cover· Kansas City, MO
6:30 PM · $5
A local-author release party celebrating Isn’t He Romantic?
Unity Temple on the Plaza· Kansas City, MO
7:00–8:00 PM · Ticketed
Jodi Picoult appears in conversation with Megan Bannen to celebrate Hollow Bones.
South Branch Library· Kansas City, KS
6:30–7:30 PM · Library event
Meet award-winning local children’s author Angela Cervantes at the South Branch Library.
Under the Cover· Kansas City, MO
6:30 PM · Ticketed
A release event celebrating Andie Burke’s So It Grows.
Rainy Day Books· Fairway, KS
7:00–8:00 PM · Ticketed
A talk and personalized signing for Terri Lewis’s novel inspired by her grandparents and the aftermath of World War I.
The Writers Place· Kansas City, MO
7:00 PM · See organizer
A magazine release celebration and contributor reading for I-70 Review.
Plaza Library· Kansas City, MO
10:00 AM–5:00 PM · See organizer
A day of poetry and literary community programming at the Plaza Library.
Under the Cover· Kansas City, MO
4:30 PM · $25
A release celebration for Hailey Dickert’s XO, Karma.
Unity Temple on the Plaza· Kansas City, MO
7:00–8:00 PM · Ticketed
Ravi Gupta joins Jason Kander for a conversation and live podcast recording, with signing and personalization.
West Wyandotte Library· Kansas City, KS
See organizer · Library event
The recurring romantasy-focused YA book club returns for its October meeting.
Multiple locations· Kansas City, MO
Oct. 1–3 · Free + ticketed programming
Three days of children’s literature programming, including a public festival book signing and family opportunities.
Woodneath Library Center· Kansas City, MO
6:30–8:45 PM · Free ticket required
Tayari Jones discusses Kin, followed by a book signing.
Spencer Art Reference Library· Kansas City, MO
10:30–11:30 AM · Free
A public discussion of Megan O’Grady’s How It Feels to Be Alive.
Bartle Hall· Kansas City, MO
4:00–9:00 PM · Ticketed
A large reader convention with author panels, conversations, vendors, meet-and-greets, and dedicated signing areas.
Kansas City Public Library, Central Library· Kansas City, MO
9:00 AM–4:00 PM · Free ticket / registration
A full day of author conversations, panels, workshops, children’s programming, activities, vendors, and signings.
Flagship Books· Kansas City, KS
3:00–5:00 PM · See organizer
A Riverfront Reading Series event at Flagship Books.
Unity Temple on the Plaza· Kansas City, MO
7:00–8:30 PM · Sold out
John Green returns to Kansas City for a conversation and audience Q&A celebrating Hollywood, Ending.
Unity Temple on the Plaza· Kansas City, MO
7:00–8:30 PM · Ticketed
V.E. Schwab celebrates Victorious with an author conversation. Event books are pre-signed.
Bliss Books & Wine· Kansas City, MO
7:00–8:30 PM · Free / hybrid
A hybrid Wines & Spines discussion of Tiffany L. Warren’s A Harlem Wedding.
ArtsTech Kansas City· Kansas City, MO
12:00–3:00 PM · Free
WatchSarah's Oil, followed by a brief talk from Sarah Rector's nieces. Author Karen Carter Riffle will also sell and sign copies ofA Name Worth Millions: The Story of Sarah RectorandMoney, Money, Money: The Sarah Rector Story.
Unity Temple on the Plaza· Kansas City, MO
7:00–8:30 PM · Ticketed
Veronica Roth visits Kansas City to celebrate The Sixth Faction. Tickets include a signed deluxe edition.
Under the Cover· Kansas City, MO
See organizer · $25
A release event for B.B. Reid’s Don’t Fall.
Central Resource Library· Overland Park, KS
4:30–5:30 PM · No registration required
The recurring Banned Books Book Club meets at Central Resource Library.
R.A. Long Learning Center· Kansas City, MO
6:30 PM · $25 · $15 members
A Tolkien-themed trivia night with Shire-inspired refreshments, a costume contest, and prizes.
Central Resource Library· Overland Park, KS
4:00–5:30 PM · Ticketed
An author conversation with Lindsay Currie, followed by signing and personalization.
The Writers Place· Kansas City, MO
7:00 PM · See organizer
A reading featuring Daniel Biegelson, Phyllis Becker, and Pat Lawson.
Merriam Plaza Library· Merriam, KS
10:00–11:00 AM · Library event
Join author Devon A. Mihesuah for a discussion of The Hatak Witches and its blend of history, culture, family, and magic.
Online· Kansas City, MO
2:00 PM · Free with RSVP · Zoom
Writer and former chemist Kathryn Harkup explores the science, medicines, and poisons behind Agatha Christie’s mysteries.
Quaker House· Kansas City, MO
7:00 PM · Free
A free open mic hosted by Sharon Eiker. Bring your writing and share.
Rainy Day Books· Fairway, KS
7:00 PM · Free registration
Discuss Vienna Nocturne by Vivien Shotwell in a free book club presented by Lyric Opera and Rainy Day Books.
Under the Cover· Kansas City, MO
See organizer · $21
A release event for Isabelle Popp’s I Haunt It That Way.
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