Festival History
The history of the Fishbourne Literary Festival began as a fundraising campaign to build a new church hall in Fishbourne a special community-driven aspect to the festival’s roots. The continued commitment to fundraising for St Peter and St Mary Church in Fishbourne, as well as supporting a charity partner each year, demonstrates a broader mission beyond the literary celebration itself.
Find out more about authors we have featured in years gone by.
The involvement of Kate Mosse, a local figure and now the festival’s Patron, adds a personal touch and a connection to the community.
It’s heartening to see how the festival has evolved over the years, combining literature, community, and a commitment to charitable causes.
The Literary Organisers
The festival is run by passionate book lovers and avid readers! Events like these play a crucial role in fostering a sense of community and promoting a love for literature. The fact that it’s managed by volunteers from the Fishbourne area adds a special touch, as it demonstrates the dedication and commitment of local residents to creating a vibrant cultural space.
Organizing a book festival requires a lot of effort, coordination, enthusiasm and shared love for books.
Supported Charities
UKHarvest are focused on reducing food waste by working with food producers, across the food production process, to rescue surplus edible food and ensure that it reaches those that need it most. Please follow the link to this wonderful charity to find out more.
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