“Bridgerton” Author Julia Quinn to Speak at Signature Series

Bestselling author Julia Quinn visits the Fort Thomas Mess Hall on Sunday, Sept. 6 at 3 pm for Campbell County Public Library’s upcoming Signature Series event. Quinn penned the internationally acclaimed Bridgerton series, Queen Charlotte, the Rokesby series and more.

Quinn’s historic romance novels have enchanted readers since 2000. In 2020, her stories came to the screen as the Bridgerton series was adapted into one of Netflix’s most-watched TV series of all time. Quinn has since become an EveryLibrary ambassador, advocating for library funding and speaking out against book bans.

Her next venture brings her to Northern Kentucky for a special appearance at CCPL’s Signature Series. Stay after for the chance to get a book signed and meet the author. Roebling Books will be on site to sell copies of Quinn’s work.

Signature Series with Julia Quinn is free to attend but registration is required. Attendees can register today online at cc-pl.org/signature-series or at any CCPL location.

Keep the Labor Day weekend fun going by watching the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra perform later that evening at 7 pm at the Tower Park Amphitheater.

Event Details
Date: 3 pm Sunday, Sept. 6
Location: Fort Thomas Mess Hall (801 Cochran Ave., Fort Thomas, KY)
Registration: Register for free to attend at cc-pl.org/signature-series

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ABOUT CAMPBELL COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
The Campbell County Public Library operates four branches. The Cold Spring Branch is located at 3920 Alexandria Pike in Cold Spring, phone 859-781-6166. The Carrico/Fort Thomas Branch is located at 1000 Highland Ave. in Fort Thomas, phone 859-572-5033. The Newport Branch is located at 901 E. Sixth St. in Newport, phone 859-572-5035. The Alexandria Branch is located at 8333 Alexandria Pike in Alexandria, phone 859-572-7463. Express locations for pickups and returns are located in Silver Grove, Melbourne and the westside of Newport. The website address is www.cc-pl.org.

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