A record crowd of 6,685 people attended the annual Big Book Fair organized by Lifeline, according to organizers. The event, held at a central community venue, featured a wide range of books and literary activities.
The fair, which took place on a weekend in late September, saw a significant increase in attendance compared to previous years. Volunteers reported high levels of engagement from attendees, with many participating in reading sessions and book exchanges.
Lifeline, a local community organization, has been hosting the Big Book Fair for several years as part of its efforts to promote literacy and access to books. The event has become a popular annual tradition, drawing readers of all ages. This year's success highlights the continued interest in community-driven literary events.
