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 March 8, 2017 / Modified mar 9, 2017 10:22 a.m.

AZPM at the Tucson Festival of Books

March 11-12, Booth #321

Tucson Festival of Books Clifford hero Four young fans get a photo taken with Clifford the Big Red Dog at the AZPM booth during Tucson Festival of Books.
AZPM Staff

AZPM is proud to be a media sponsor of the Tucson Festival of Books, March 11-12.

The fourth largest literary festival in the country, TFOB attracts more than 100,000 visitors to the University of Arizona campus each spring. Book lovers and authors from across the U.S. come together to celebrate the written word.

AZPM’s presence at the festival includes live NPR 89.1 broadcasts, studio tours, opportunities to meet your favorite PBS 6 local TV personalities and a PBS Kids character meet & greet with WordGirl, Super WHY!, Curious George & The Man with the Yellow Hat.

Stop by and say hello in front of the Modern Languages Building (Booth #321) from 9:30am - 5:30pm on Saturday, March 11 and Sunday, March 12.

(Click here for a festival map or download the festival app on iTunes, Google or Amazon.)

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