
Welcome to
The KidLit Fest
where stories shape the future!
The KidLit Fest is Nigeria’s most impactful, annual, in-person children’s literature and storytelling festival, celebrating the stories, voices, and vibrant imaginations shaping Africa’s future readers.
Held annually in Lagos, The The KidLit Fest is a joyful gathering for children and families, bringing together local and international authors, illustrators, and young creatives to promote a culture of reading and creative expression among children aged 3 to 16.
The 2026 edition was themed “The KLF Games” and introduced a stronger element of play across the festival experience. Children participated in reading sessions, creative activities, spelling competitions, games and challenges, while parents also took part in selected interactive activities. Prizes, group participation and hands-on experiences helped create an engaging environment where learning and play came together.
The 2026 festival was held on 5 September 2026 at St. Gregory’s College, Obalende, Lagos.
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Our Festival
“We created The KidLit Fest so that Nigerian children could see themselves in the heart of stories, art, and ideas. We want them to not only read books but also meet the writers, illustrators, and performers who make them, and to know that their own voices and imaginations are powerful enough to take the stage too.” – Sope Martins, Founder
The 2026 festival programme included:
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The Book Café: a dedicated Junior and Senior Book Cafés where authors read to children within the age groups their books were written for, creating an engaging and age-appropriate reading experience
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GEN ONE Talks: a platform for young speakers to share their ideas and put their public-speaking skills into practice
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The SPIN Spelling Bee: where children demonstrated their spelling ability, confidence and composure before a live audience
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The Craft Corner: with hands-on creative activities led by CraftyKids Corner and other creative partners
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Games and Recreational Activities: featuring group games, challenges, physical activities and interactive experiences inspired by The KLF Games theme.
Families can also explore vendor stalls, food stands, and interactive spaces designed for fun and learning. Parents and educators will find sessions and panels on literacy, creative education, and the future of children’s publishing in Nigeria.
With its mix of books, art, performance, and community, The KidLit Fest has become one of Lagos’ most exciting family festivals, inspiring children to read, create, and celebrate stories that reflect their world.
Klf 2024 highlights
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Klf 2025 highlights
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