Spokane, WA, September 18, 2026 — Spokane is gearing up to be a focal point for literature enthusiasts as it finalizes plans to host 10 distinct book events during the upcoming Fall Arts 2026 festival. The event is set to feature a lineup of notable authors, including bestselling names like Rick Riordan and Michael Connelly, according to preliminary announcements.

The festival aims to engage the community with a series of literary activities designed to celebrate reading and writing. Details regarding the specific dates and venues for these 10 book events within the broader Fall Arts 2026 festival framework are still being finalized. However, the confirmation of appearances from authors such as Rick Riordan, known for his popular mythological fantasy series, and Michael Connelly, a celebrated crime fiction writer, signals a significant draw for the festival.

The inclusion of these prominent literary figures is expected to attract a wide audience, from dedicated fans to casual readers. Further information about the full roster of authors, event schedules, and ticketing details is anticipated to be released as the festival’s planning progresses.

The Fall Arts 2026 festival is a recurring event in Spokane, typically showcasing a variety of artistic disciplines. The addition of an expanded book event component this year indicates a growing focus on literary arts within the city’s cultural calendar. Organizers are working to coordinate the logistics for these 10 events, which will likely include author readings, Q&A sessions, and potentially book signings.

Specific details concerning the number of anticipated attendees for each event, the exact nature of the book events, and the operational budget allocated for the author appearances were not immediately available. The contractor or organizer responsible for coordinating these book events has not been publicly identified at this stage.

The preparation for Fall Arts 2026 and its literary programming is underway, with more comprehensive information expected in the coming months.


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