A book festival is being organized to mark Banned Book Week. The event, called Banned Together Book Fest, will start on Saturday, October 10. Alex and Erin are preparing for the festival.
Further details about the festival can be found on its website. Tickets for the event are available at https://bannedtogetherbookfest.com.
The festival will take place in Downtown Ferndale. For more information, visitors can check the festival's website.
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