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Tucson Festival of Books 2024

Jay Corella, Celeste Lizarraga, and Emma Diaz
March 14, 2024
Celeste Lizarraga
A child reads a book on the grass at the Tucson Festival of Books on March 10. The Tucson Festival of Books offered something for every age.

The Tucson Festival of Books attracted book enthusiasts from everywhere, transforming the University of Arizona’s campus into a hub of literary exploration from March 9-10. Hundreds of authors, readers and publishers came together for the festival, fostering discussions, signings and presentations across diverse genres. Attendees got a chance to engage in many panels, workshops and interactive activities that were offered. There was also live music, purchase of books and stationary, educational booths for all ages and food from the many local vendors.

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About the Contributor
Jay Corella
Jay Corella, Multimedia Editor
Jay Corella is a senior studying Journalism and linguistics. He currently works as the assistant multimedia editor for the Daily Wildcat and is an intern with the University of Arizona’s Biocommunications department. In his personal life he enjoys reading, photography and music.