Miami's Massive Book Fair Is Going To Be Free This Year

It'll be the "Netflix" of book fairs!
Miami's Massive Book Fair Is Going To Be Free This Year
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If you ever had your heart set on going to Miami's massive book fair, this may be your year.

The Miami Book Fair, one of the largest of its kind in the country, is going virtual for the first time ever, and it will be free.

November 15

First day of the fair

Normally, the hugely popular book fair is held on the sprawling grounds of Miami-Dade College.

However, since the pandemic has curtailed many in-person festivals in the region, the folks behind the book fair decided to take their show on the laptop.

The virtual fair will run from November 15 through the 22.

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