The McAllen Public Library is hosting a Youth Bookmark Contest as part of its annual South Texas International Book Festival. This event celebrates books, culture, and imagination. The contest is open to young artists in the Rio Grande Valley.
It is part of the library's efforts for the 2026 festival. Further details about the contest and festival are available from the library or through ValleyCentral.
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