April 27–29: Check the books and more at mammoth sale in North Toronto
Fairlawn Avenue United Church’s mammoth book sale runs for its 60th year April 27-29 with thousands of books, DVDs, CDs and vinyl albums.
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Riverdale-East York Daily Updates: November–December 2020
A quick look at news, views and things to do in Riverdale-East York neighbourhoods.
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The Scribe brings thrill of rare books to the Danforth
With a Dec. 1 launch date in mind, Justin Daniel Wood and his staff are currently renovating a space on Danforth for The Scribe.
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Weekdays: CanLit exhibit at rare book library
Exhibit at the Fisher Library explores how CanLit has been shaped by an entire community of writers, editors, illustrators, agents and booksellers.
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Daily: Book art at Toronto Reference Library
The Toronto Public Library’s “Art of the Book” exhibit showcases rare, fine press and artist-made books from the library’s special collections.
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Weekdays: CanLit exhibit at rare book library
Exhibit at the Fisher Library explores how CanLit has been shaped by an entire community of writers, editors, illustrators, agents and booksellers.
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Daily: Book art at Toronto Reference Library
The Toronto Public Library’s “Art of the Book” exhibit showcases rare, fine press and artist-made books from the library’s special collections.
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Apr. 11: What makes a book marvellous?
Find out what makes a book marvellous on Apr. 25 from 2 to 3 p.m., when Deborah Dundas, the books editor at the Toronto Star, will talk about how she picks the books she assigns for review.
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March 25: Old books and paper show at Wychwood
Collectors and dealers in old paper, ephemera, photography and old books get together for the biggest one-day vintage print sale of the year on Mar. 25 at Wychwood Barns from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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March 24: Book sale at Leaside Presbyterian
Leaside Presbyterian Church’s annual book sale takes place this year on March 24 from 9.am. to 12 p.m. in Silverthorn Hall.
Read moreChecking out sequels by two favourite writers
When last seen, the Hoffman family of widowed Sara and her children had survived and triumphed — in their way — in a strange new country: post-war, racist South Africa.
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Room 2046 brings together design, objects and coffee
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Local sports journalist turned novelist explores our favourite sport’s subculture in a popular new mystery
Read moreOrder of Ontario for illustrator
Young-at-heart Barbara Reid lauded by province
Read moreNovel probes story of home children
Book inspired by Beach author’s own father’s life
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