The Hearst Book Fair organizes literary meetings, mainly for youth, throughout the year and a three-day book fair every two years, during odd years. Hosting about twenty guest-writers which offer a wide range of literary activities to the entire population of Hearst and surrounding areas.
These events are highly anticipated and appreciated by the community.
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