10/06/2026
Where can a book take you? This fall, find out with the Beautiful Blackbird Childrenās Book Festival, featuring in person events at partner institutions across Maine inspired by this yearās featured books.
Celebrate in Midcoast with a full weekend of events held in Rockland and Camden that capture the festivalās spirit in performance and visuals. Starting Friday, October 16 and running through Sunday, October 18.
Rockland | Oct.16 | 9:30ā10:30 AM
will present a live read-aloud of āSaturdayā by Oge Mora followed by a performance by educator, actor, and theatre-maker, MĆ©lissa Smith. This free school-time program will be offered to local students, homeschool groups, and families with kids not yet in school.
Camden | Oct.17 | 1ā2 PM
Create a colorful cut-paper collage at ās October ArtLab for All Ages, inspired by āSail Awayā by Langston Hughes and Ashley Bryan. Free copies of the book will be available.
Rockland | Oct.18 | 11 AMā3 PM
As part of Rocklandās Sunday Stroll, will offer a family craft activity inspired by āThe Night Has Ears: African Proverbsā by Ashley Bryan. Free copies of the book will be available.
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Visit www.BeautifulBlackbird.com to register, learn more about upcoming events and explore all of this year's featured books!
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The 2026 BBCBF is presented by The 2026 BBCBF is presented by Indigo Arts Alliance, Iām Your Neighbor Books, and Diverse BookFinder with partners: Auburn Public Library, the Childrenās Museum & Theatre of Maine, Center for Maine Contemporary Art, Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, Colby College Museum of Art, Farnsworth Art Museum, Hello Hello Books, L/A Arts, Lewiston Public Library, Maine Arts Academy, Maine Maritime Museum, Maine MILL, Maine Lit Fest, Portland Housing Authority, Portland Ovations, Portland Parks, Recreation & Facilities, Saccarappa School, Strand Theatre, The Third Place, Waterville Creates, and Waterville Public Library.
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The 2026 BBCBF is sponsored by , , , and individual donors.