The South Shore University Women’s Club will be holding their 43rd Annual Book Sale. All funds from this sale will provide scholarships for women pursuing higher education.

This is a good moment to clear your shelves and cupboards of unwanted books and give them to a good cause. It’s also a great time to start a library or find inexpensive summer reading. There are thousands of books to choose from in English and French. They’re nearly new and used.

Location: St. Barnabas Church, 95 Lorne Ave, Saint Lambert J4P 2G7
Phone: 450- 672-5328
Dates and Times: Aug 9 -11, 5 – 9 pm,  Aug 12, 9 – 3 pm.
www.ssuwc.ca

The McGill Book Fair has been a readers’ paradise since 1971, is held each autumn in Redpath Hall and offers more books than you can ever imagine in one place. The tens of thousands of used books in French and English ranging from architecture to zoology.

Expect old and new titles but also CDs, LPs, DVDs, and sheet music. One room is devoted exclusively to art and architecture, and another to old and rare books.

The Book Fair is organized and run entirely by volunteers. All proceeds are used to support McGill scholarships. Since its inception in 1971, the Book Fair has raised over $1.5-million..

Location: McGill University, Redpath Hall
(east side of McTavish Street, one block north of Sherbrooke)
Tel: 514-898-8105 or co-ordinators: 514-487-7638 or 450-671-9897
Dates and Times:  Tues, Oct 18: 1-9; Wed, Oct 19: 10-8; Thurs October 20: 10-6
http://www.mcgill.ca/bookfair/

Right now as you are clearing out closets and sorting bookshelves, think about donating all those books so money can go to a great cause. Every Tuesday and Thursday until Sept. 15, you can drop books off at Redpath Hall, 3461 McTavish St on the McGill Campus.

The McGill Book Fair, held each autumn in Redpath Hall, offers buyers tens of thousands of used books, French and English, in categories ranging from architecture to zoology. In addition to volumes old and new, the Book Fair also offers CDs, LPs, DVDs, and sheet music. One room is devoted exclusively to art and architecture, and another to old and rare books.

The Book Fair is organized and run entirely by volunteers. All proceeds are used to support McGill scholarships. Since its inception in 1971, the Book Fair has raised over $1.5-million. In 2010, the annual Book Fair donation to the University was $75,000.

Location: McGill University, Redpath Hall
(east side of McTavish Street, one block north of Sherbrooke)
Tel: 514-898-8105
Days of drop off: Tues & Thurs until Sept 15
Dates of bookfair: Tues Oct 18-20
http://www.mcgill.ca/bookfair/

The South Shore University Women’s Club will be holding their 40th Annual Book Sale. The funds for this sale are used for scholarships for students at CEGEP and university level.

This is a good moment to clear your shelves and cupboards of unwanted books and give them to a good cause. It’s also a great time to start a library or find inexpensive summer reading. There are thousands of books to choose from in English and French. They’re nearly new and used.

Location: St. Barnabas Church, 95 Lorne Ave, Saint Lambert
Phone: 450-672-9315
Dates and Times: Aug 6-8:  5-9 pm;  Aug 9: 9-3
www.ssuwc.ca

The McGill Book Fair, held each autumn in Redpath Hall, offers buyers tens of thousands of used books, French and English, in categories ranging from architecture to zoology. In addition to volumes old and new, the Book Fair also offers CDs, LPs, DVDs, and sheet music. One room is devoted exclusively to art and architecture, and another to old and rare books.

The Book Fair is organized and run entirely by volunteers. All proceeds are used to support McGill scholarships. Since its inception in 1971, the Book Fair has raised over $1.5-million. In 2010, the annual Book Fair donation to the University was $75,000.

Location: McGill University, Redpath Hall
(east side of McTavish Street, one block north of Sherbrooke)
Dates: Tues Oct 23: 1-9 pm., Wed Oct 24: 9-9, Thurs Oct 25, 9-9
http://www.mcgill.ca/bookfair/

McGill University Book Fair has been a reader’s paradise since 1971! More books than you could ever imagine all in one place, perhaps 40,000 – paperbacks, hardcover, art, encyclopedias, children’s and more, all $.25 and up. All of the proceeds are used to support McGill scholarships. Since its inception, the Book Fair has raised over $1.5-million. In 2010, the annual Book Fair donation to the University was $75,000.

Since they no longer have a chairman and their volunteers are aging, this will be the very last one. Unless someone out there wants to take up the cause?

Redpath Hall, 3459 McTavish
corner: Sherbrooke
Tel: 514-398-6800 or 514-398-5000
Dates: October 18: 1-9;  Oct 19 &-20: 9-9
www.mcgill.ca/bookfair

The South Shore University Women’s Club will be holding their annual Book Sale. The funds for this sale are used for scholarships for students at CEGEP and university level.

This is a good moment to clear your shelves and cupboards of unwanted books and give them to a good cause.  They will accept books at the church location until August 10th. It’s also a great time to start a library or find inexpensive summer reading.

Location: St. Barnabas Church, 95 Lorne Ave, Saint Lambert
Phone: 450-672-1050 or 450- 672 -1324
Dates and Times: Wed Aug 12: 5-9, Thurs Aug 13: 5-9, Fri Aug 14: 12-9, Sat Aug 15: 9-12