About this expo
FILGUA, the Feria Internacional del Libro en Guatemala (International Book Fair in Guatemala), is the largest and most important reading festival in Guatemala. The event is organized by the Asociación Gremial de Editores de Guatemala (AGEG) and is held annually at Fórum Majadas in Guatemala City, Guatemala. FILGUA serves as a meeting place for authors, publishers, booksellers, and readers, promoting books, reading, and culture in all its manifestations.
The event targets a broad audience including families, students, teachers, and literature enthusiasts, with the aim of engaging the entire population. The programming includes cultural activities, book presentations, workshops, discussions, and various tributes to literary figures.
The 2024 edition of FILGUA featured Chile as the Guest of Honor Country and included a tribute to Dante Liano. Each edition typically incorporates a Guest of Honor Country alongside dedicated tributes and thematic sessions centered on literature and culture.
Highlights
5 items- Held annually at Fórum Majadas in Guatemala City, Guatemala
- Organized by the Asociación Gremial de Editores de Guatemala (AGEG)
- Serves as a meeting place for authors, publishers, booksellers, and readers
- The 2024 edition featured Chile as the Guest of Honor Country and included a tribute to Dante Liano
- Programming includes cultural activities, book presentations, workshops, discussions, and tributes
FAQ
5 questionsWhat does FILGUA stand for?+
FILGUA stands for Feria Internacional del Libro en Guatemala, which translates as International Book Fair in Guatemala.
Where is FILGUA held?+
FILGUA is held annually at Fórum Majadas in Guatemala City, Guatemala.
Who organizes FILGUA?+
FILGUA is organized by the Asociación Gremial de Editores de Guatemala (AGEG).
Who is the target audience for FILGUA?+
The target audience includes families, students, teachers, and literature enthusiasts.
What was featured at the 2024 edition of FILGUA?+
The 2024 edition featured Chile as the Guest of Honor Country and included a tribute to Dante Liano, along with cultural activities, book presentations, workshops, and discussions.