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BEA Stays Midweek, In New York, Through 2017

December 8, 2010
By Michael Cader

Following the end of a possible co-location with the ALA’s summer meeting and a look at putting Chicago back on the schedule, BEA show director Steve Rosato writes on his blog that “with the possible exception of 2016, it appears we will be able to lock up dates at Javits either the week prior to or the week after Memorial Day through 2017.” Rosato says the show “will remain mid-week, being a Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday event.” One small change: for 2011 they will not have a “book and author” luncheon, though they are keeping the “book and author” breakfasts. […]

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