The annual BIPOC Book Fest is a two-day festival centered on writers of color and a showcase of literary works that feature Black, Indigenous, People of Color and members of other marginalized communities. Curated by notable writers and readers of color, the festival combines the nostalgia of book fairs we knew and loved as students with unique programming, artist talks, readings vendors, book-related memorabilia, must-reads from all genres, and more! For the full schedule of events, click here. The Little BIPOC Book Fest…

Free and open to the public, this reading will take place outdoors on the east side of the museum  Join Inprint for a celebratory reading of the 2022 Inprint Prize Winners. This spring, Inprint awarded 10 prizes ranging from $1,000 – $10,000 to nine students studying creative writing at the University of Houston and one undergraduate at Rice University. The winners, selected by outside judges, will give short readings from their prize-winning works. Inprint Executive Director Rich Levy, along with…

$10 for members, $20 for non-members Inprint and Asia Society Texas are thrilled to co-present New York Times bestselling author of Crying in H Mart Michelle Zauner and acclaimed author Bryan Washington for a conversation on the development of her memoir, the origins and successes of her band Japanese Breakfast, writing about food, and how her family and Korean heritage has influenced her art. Books will be available for purchase at the event and there will be an on-site book-signing following…