Carve out some time to read in a cozy, welcoming space with our monthly Silent Book Club meeting! In a busy world, this is your invitation to slow down, turn a few pages, and connect with fellow book lovers.

Bring your own book (or audiobook!) of choice and settle in. We’ll start with 10-15 minutes of casual conversation and book recommendations, giving you a chance to meet new friends and discover your next great read. Then we’ll enjoy 45 minutes of quiet, uninterrupted reading time together.

No assigned reading. No pressure. Just good books, good company, and dedicated time to read in a world filled with distractions.

Meet new friends, get fresh book recs, and reconnect to your reading!

Our semi-monthly Romantasy book club features reads that are steamy, dreamy, and adventurous! This club is for readers who love epic fantasy worlds and swoon-worthy love stories: think fierce heroines, morally gray love interests, slow burns, and high stakes.

This book club meets semi-monthly at the shop– in January, March, May, July, September, and November, to be exact-- to discuss our reading selection, sharing perspectives and conversation around the book and its themes.

For the month of May, we are reading A Fate Inked in Blood by Danielle L. Jensen.

In this Norse-inspired fantasy, Freya is forced out of an abusive marriage and into a dangerous game of fate when she reveals her hidden, divine magic. Bound by a blood oath to a ruthless jarl, she must navigate politics and deadly tests to protect her family, all while struggling against her intense attraction to the jarl’s son, Bjorn. As she fights for freedom, Freya must determine if she is a pawn in a divine prophecy or the master of her own destiny.

A Fate Inked In Blood is currently IN STOCK in the store, and ready for purchase in-person!

Reading along with us from afar or can’t make it in? Shop with us online to ship right to your doorstep: https://bookshop.org/a/118132/9780593599853

Prefer an audiobook? Shop our audiobook version here: https://libro.fm/audiobooks/9780593824382-a-fate-inked-in-blood?bookstore=thedogearedpage

This is a FREE event, but we do encourage you to purchase the book from us, whether in person, online, or via our audiobook platform to help support the shop and our programming.

We look forward to seeing you at the bookshop!

Join us for a special afternoon with Los Angeles-based author, K. M. Cookie, on Friday, May 22nd, from 3:00–6:00 PM as she celebrates her debut novel, Song of Hummingbird Highway.

Song of Hummingbird Highway is a sweeping 526-page debut that blends romance, folklore, ancestral music, and cultural immersion into a high-stakes emotional journey. The story travels from the American Midwest and Laurel Canyon to the lush forests and sacred waters of Belize. The novel has received an editorial review from Kirkus Reviews and earned both the Firebird Book Award and a Literary Titan 4-Star Award.

This immersive event invites readers into the world of Cookie’s award-winning literary fiction and magical realism. Guests will enjoy a live reading from the novel, followed by a Q&A and open discussion with the author about the inspiration, themes, and journey behind the book. The afternoon concludes with a personalized book signing.

In addition, attendees are invited to participate in a complimentary Sparkle Dream Bottle workshop led by the author. In this hands-on experience, guests will create a small, meaningful keepsake inspired by the novel’s themes of memory, spirit, and transformation.

Come for the story, stay for the conversation, and leave with a one-of-a-kind creation! This is a FREE event, open to all. If you elect to purchase a signed book, the price for the book will be $24.95.

Join us for an inspiring and heartfelt afternoon at the shop with our Author Q&A and Book Signing with Professor LaToiya Whipple on Saturday, May 16 from 2PM to 4PM.

Professor LaToiya Whipple is the Founder and CEO of Rise Against The Odds LLC, a life coaching firm dedicated to empowering individuals to overcome life’s challenges. She is a dynamic preacher, college professor, motivational speaker, life coach, and author who has inspired audiences ranging from high school seniors to adults seeking personal and spiritual growth.

During this special event, Professor Whipple will discuss her powerful poetry collection, Broken, Crushed, Shattered, Mended, Healed: How to Survive a Broken Heart. This deeply personal work explores some of the most intense and transformative moments of her life through vivid, emotional poetry. Readers are taken on a journey through pain, healing, and renewal. The work encourages readers to confront emotions often left unspoken.

Rooted in faith and resilience, the book offers guidance on navigating heartbreak while embracing spiritual healing. Through her words, Professor Whipple shares how brokenness can lead to restoration, helping readers grow emotionally, psychologically, and spiritually.

The event will include a live Q&A session with the author, followed by a book signing. We will have copies of Whipple’s work on hand for purchase. Whether you are seeking encouragement, healing, or simply a meaningful literary experience, this is an event you won’t want to miss. 

Our Bookseller’s Choice Book Club is a true literary “grab bag” — a charcuterie board of compelling reads selected across genres by our bookselling team. Each month, we gather at the shop to dive into a new selection, sharing perspectives and lively conversation about the book and its themes.

For the month of May and with Mother’s Day in mind, we’re reading Secret Daughter by June Cross.

Secret Daughter is a moving memoir by journalist June Cross, chronicling her childhood as a mixed-race child sent by her white mother to be raised by a Black family in Atlantic City. The book explores the complex emotional and racial dynamics Cross navigated while her mother, an aspiring white actress, concealed their relationship to protect her career in Hollywood. Through probing her own upbringing and confronting her mother, Cross tells a story of survival and ultimate understanding, exploring the profound impact of racial secrecy on personal identity.

Prefer an audiobook? We’ve got you covered: https://libro.fm/audiobooks/9781666118049-secret-daughter?bookstore=thedogearedpage

Reading along with us from afar? Shop with us online to ship right to your doorstep (Kindle or e-reader options also available online!): https://bookshop.org/a/118132/9780143112112

This is a FREE event, but we do encourage you to purchase the book from us, whether in person, online, or via our audiobook platform to help support the shop and our programming.

We look forward to seeing everyone there!

Join us at the shop for an Author A&A and Book Signing with local author Edward Di Gangi on Friday, May 8, from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM.

Di Gangi, a local writer from Hillsborough, NC, is the author of two deeply moving works that explore adoption, identity, and the lifelong impact of family connections.

His first book, "The Gift Best Given: A Memoir," tells the story of his search—beginning at age 69—for the identity of the birth mother who placed him for adoption. Blending personal narrative with historical detail, the book traces his journey of discovery and reveals the surprising life of his mother, a professional ice skater in the 1940s, while capturing themes of resilience, love, and reunion.

His latest book, "Gliding Through Goodbye," offers a powerful companion perspective. Inspired by notes left by his birth mother, Di Gangi reconstructs her voice in the form of a diary, following her life after the adoption. The book interweaves her travels across the United States and beyond with her emotional journey, illuminating a mother’s love and the pain of letting go.

During the event, guests will have the opportunity to hear more about the stories behind these books, ask questions, and meet the author. Copies will be available for purchase, and Edward will be signing throughout the afternoon.

We hope you’ll join us for this meaningful and memorable event!

Carve out some time to read in a cozy, welcoming space with our monthly Silent Book Club meeting! In a busy world, this is your invitation to slow down, turn a few pages, and connect with fellow book lovers.

Bring your own book (or audiobook!) of choice and settle in. We’ll start with 10-15 minutes of casual conversation and book recommendations, giving you a chance to meet new friends and discover your next great read. Then we’ll enjoy 45 minutes of quiet, uninterrupted reading time together.

No assigned reading. No pressure. Just good books, good company, and dedicated time to read in a world filled with distractions.

Meet new friends, get fresh book recs, and reconnect to your reading!

Join us on Saturday, April 25, 2026 as we celebrate the 13th Annual Independent Bookstore Day, a nationwide event honoring over 1,600 independent bookstores and the vibrant communities they serve!

Established in 2013, Indie Bookstore Day shines a spotlight on the importance of local booksellers and the unique role they play in connecting readers, supporting authors, and fostering a love of stories. Held every year on the last Saturday of April, this special day brings book lovers together across the country.

This annual event is organized by the American Booksellers Association, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting independently owned bookstores and helping them thrive.

Come out, browse, discover something new, and celebrate the magic of independent bookstores with us. Your support keeps local stor(i)es alive!

Join us for The Dogeared Page’s semi-monthly Mystery & Thriller Book Club! This month, we're venturing somewhere truly sinister.

Our April read is The Decagon House Murders by Yukito Ayatsuji, a landmark of Japanese mystery fiction that sparked an entire revival of the classic puzzle mystery genre. First published in 1987, it follows members of a university mystery club who travel to a remote island to visit the Decagon House, a ten-sided mansion and the site of a gruesome unsolved mass murder. Then, one by one, they start to disappear…

Fiendishly plotted, scrupulously fair-play (all the clues are there if you know where to look), and building to a conclusion that will leave you reeling, this is essential reading for any fan of locked-room mysteries and golden age-style whodunits. (Fair warning: you'll want to take notes.)

Get together with your fellow mystery lovers for a lively discussion of the book: what worked, what didn't, and what clues you caught… or missed. Expect thoughtful conversation and different takes. All opinions are welcome here: we listen and we don’t judge.

There's no fee to attend, but we do encourage you to support the shop by purchasing your copy of the book from us. Can't make it in person or prefer a different format? We've got you covered — shop with us online to get what you need:

• Paperback: https://bookshop.org/a/118132/9781782276340

• E-Book: https://bookshop.org/a/118132/9781782276357

• Audiobook (via Libro.fm): https://libro.fm/audiobooks/9798765017142-the-decagon-house-murders?bookstore=thedogearedpage

Whether you're a longtime mystery devotee or just discovering the genre, we'd love to have you. Come for the book, stay for the discussion.

Our Bookseller’s Choice Book Club is a true literary “grab bag” — a charcuterie board of compelling reads selected across genres by our bookselling team. Each month, we gather at the shop to dive into a new selection, sharing perspectives and lively conversation about the book and its themes.

For the month of April, we’re reading James by Percival Everett.

This brilliant, Pulitzer Prize-winning novel is a reimagining of Mark Twain's classic novel, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, told from the perspective of the enslaved Jim, who reveals himself to be an educated, witty man forced to "code-switch" for survival. When Jim overhears he is to be sold and separated from his family, he escapes, embarking on a dangerous journey down the Mississippi River with Huck Finn, who has faked his own death. The novel is a harrowing, often satirical examination of American slavery and identity, providing deep agency to its protagonist as he works to protect his family and claim his own narrative.'

James is currently IN STOCK in the shop and ready for purchase in-person!

Prefer an audiobook? We’ve got you covered: https://libro.fm/audiobooks/9780593821251-james?bookstore=thedogearedpage

Reading along with us from afar? Shop with us online to ship right to your doorstep (Kindle or e-reader options also available online!): https://bookshop.org/a/118132/9780385550369

This is a FREE event, but we do encourage you to purchase the book from us, whether in person, online, or via our audiobook platform to help support the shop and our programming.

We look forward to seeing everyone there!

Carve out some time to read in a cozy, welcoming space with our monthly Silent Book Club meeting! In a busy world, this is your invitation to slow down, turn a few pages, and connect with fellow book lovers.

Bring your own book (or audiobook!) of choice and settle in. We’ll start with 10-15 minutes of casual conversation and book recommendations, giving you a chance to meet new friends and discover your next great read. Then we’ll enjoy 45 minutes of quiet, uninterrupted reading time together.

No assigned reading. No pressure. Just good books, good company, and dedicated time to read in a world filled with distractions.

Meet new friends, get fresh book recs, and reconnect to your reading!

Join us at The Dogeared Page on Saturday, March 28, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM for a special afternoon with author, educator, and self-described “Word Nerd,” Amanda Zieba.

Amanda is the founder of The Word Nerd Collaborative and brings nearly two decades of classroom experience to everything she creates, from "feel-good fiction" for readers of all ages to ELA resources and pedagogical strategies that support teachers nationwide. She shares her work through YouTube, workshops, and her website, WordNerdopolis: https://amandazieba.com/.

During the event, Amanda will read from her work, followed by a Q&A about her writing, her passion for education, and what it looks like to build a creative life rooted in a love of language.

This is a FREE event, but attendees will have the opportunity to purchase copies of Amanda’s books and she will, of course, be available to sign books on-site.

Don't miss this warm and inspiring afternoon of storytelling, conversation, and community. We look forward to seeing you there!

The wait is over!! Back by popular demand, Kids' Storytime at the Bookshop will RETURN this March, and we're kicking off the season with something truly special.

Join us for a reading of "Goldfinches" by Mary Oliver, the beloved Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award-winning poet whose words have moved generations of readers. Now, for the very first time, her luminous poetry is brought to life for children through the mixed-media illustrations of Caldecott Honoree Melissa Sweet.

Goldfinches invites young readers to slow down and look closely at the world around them: at the flutter of wings, the play of light, the quiet magic of being alive. This is a book that will fill little hearts (and grown-up ones, too) with wonder and gratitude.

This is a FREE event, and all ages are welcome! Copies of the book will be available for purchase after the reading.

Can't join us for the event? Purchase the book online through our website here to support your local indie bookshop: https://bookshop.org/a/118132/9780593692417

Our Bookseller’s Choice Book Club is a true literary “grab bag” — a charcuterie board of compelling reads selected across genres by our bookselling team. Each month, we gather at the shop to dive into a new selection, sharing perspectives and lively conversation about the book and its themes.

For the month of March, we’re reading "The Man in the High Castle" by Philip K. Dick.

In this haunting work of alternate history, the Axis powers have won World War II, and the United States has been divided under totalitarian rule. As characters move through a fractured America shaped by propaganda, occupation, and quiet resistance, the novel explores unsettling questions about truth, authenticity, and the nature of reality itself. Layered, philosophical, and eerily relevant, "The Man in the High Castle" challenges readers to reconsider how history is written, and who holds the power to shape it.

Prefer an audiobook? We’ve got you covered: https://shorturl.at/KxGRw

Reading along with us from afar? Shop with us online to ship right to your doorstep (Kindle or e-reader options also available online!): https://bookshop.org/a/118132/9780547572482

This is a FREE event, but we do encourage you to purchase the book from us, whether in person, online, or via our audiobook platform to help support the shop and our programming.

We look forward to seeing everyone there!

Carve out some time to read in a cozy, welcoming space with our monthly Silent Book Club meeting! In a busy world, this is your invitation to slow down, turn a few pages, and connect with fellow book lovers.

Bring your own book (or audiobook!) of choice and settle in. We’ll start with 10-15 minutes of casual conversation and book recommendations, giving you a chance to meet new friends and discover your next great read. Then we’ll enjoy 45 minutes of quiet, uninterrupted reading time together.

No assigned reading. No pressure. Just good books, good company, and dedicated time to read in a world filled with distractions.

Meet new friends, get fresh book recs, and reconnect to your reading!

Join us at The Dogeared Page on Saturday, February 28, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM for a special afternoon with local author Jeff Bennett as we celebrate the release of his new book, "The Black Belt of Virginia: Untold Stories of African American History."

During the event, Bennett will read selections from his book, followed by a brief Q&A with the author about why this history remains vital today.

Published in January 2026, by The History Press, The Black Belt of Virginia explores the rich legacy of Black communities across the Commonwealth, including the histories of more than 70 displaced communities whose stories have too often gone untold. Through careful research and compelling storytelling, Bennett shines a light on resilience, cultural contributions, and the lasting impact of these communities on Virginia’s past and present.

A Virginia native from Danville and a graduate of the Virginia Military Institute (VMI), Bennett specializes in Black history, race relations, and African diaspora studies. His work has appeared in publications including Cardinal News, The Danville Register & Bee, and Medium.

Attendees will have the opportunity to purchase copies of The Black Belt of Virginia at the event, and Bennett will be available to sign books on-site.

Don’t miss this meaningful afternoon of history, conversation, and community. We look forward to seeing you there!

Join us for the launch of The Dogeared Page’s semi-monthly Mystery & Thriller Book Club! Our first meeting kicks off on Thursday, February 26, 2026, from 6:00–7:00 PM, and we’re diving straight into suspense with The Last Murder at the End of the World by Stuart Turton, bestselling author of The Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle.

Get together with fellow thriller lovers for a lively discussion of the book: what worked, what didn’t, and what kept you turning pages. Expect thoughtful conversation, differing takes, and plenty of intrigue.

There’s no fee to attend, but we do encourage you to support the shop by purchasing your copy of the book from us. Can’t make it into the store in person or prefer a different format? We’ve got you covered– shop with us online to get what you need:

• E-Book: https://bookshop.org/a/118132/9781728254678

• Paperback: https://bookshop.org/a/118132/9781464245657

• Hardback: https://bookshop.org/a/118132/9781728254654

• Audiobook (via Libro.fm): https://libro.fm/audiobooks/9798855506761bookstore=thedogearedpage

Whether you’re a longtime mystery reader or just dipping a toe into thrillers, we’d love to have you. Come for the book, stay for the discussion.

Our Bookseller's Choice book club is a veritable literary “grab bag” featuring selections from all genres, a sort of charcuterie board of delectable reads selected by our team. Each month, we'll meet at the shop to discuss our read, sharing perspectives and conversation around the book and its themes.

For the month of February, we are reading Ring Shout by P. Djèlí Clark, and our discussion will be led by Jasmine Sutton Banks with Danville Project Literacy:
A chilling blend of history, horror, and resistance, Ring Shout follows a group of Black women monster hunters in 1920s Georgia battling literal demons hiding behind the white hoods of the Ku Klux Klan. Fierce, fast-paced, and unforgettable, it turns America’s darkest horrors into something that can be fought… and defeated.

RING SHOUT is in the shop and available for purchase in person NOW.

Prefer an audiobook? We’ve got you covered: https://libro.fm/audiobooks/9781980064695bookstore=thedogearedpage

Reading along with us from afar? Shop with us online to ship right to your doorstep (Kindle or e-reader options also available online!): https://bookshop.org/a/118132/9781250393814

This is a FREE event, but we do encourage you to purchase the book from us, whether in person, online, or via our audiobook platform to help support the shop and our programming.

We look forward to seeing everyone on the 19th!

Don't have any Valentine’s Day plans this year? 
You do now.  

Our much-beloved Blind Date with a Book returns on Saturday, 2/14/26, and we’ll be ready right at 9a when the shop opens to set you up with a surprise literary match.

Each book is wrapped up with a few flirty clues about genre and themes, no awkward small talk (or swiping left or right) required. 

The shop is open 9a–5p and the event will last as long as the books do! A word of warning, though: these blind date books have a history of selling out FAST, and we only play matchmaker a few times a year. Get here early… because let's be honest: a book is sometimes the better date anyway.

See you there, Valentine... 

Celebrate Galentine’s Day with us at our Book Bedazzling Workshop—a creative, cozy night designed for the girlies (and anyone else who wants in).

Join us at the bookshop on Friday, 2/13 from 6–8 PM for a hands-on, after-hours crafting experience where you’ll learn how to bedazzle the cover of your favorite book! Whether you’re coming with friends or flying solo, this is the perfect way to sparkle up your shelves and celebrate your love for books on the eve of Valentine's Day. 

We’ll provide all the materials for the craft, as well as step-by-step guidance and some non-alcoholic bubbly to sip on while you work. Tickets are $25 per person, and you can either BYOB(ook) OR purchase a book to bedazzle in-store and enjoy 20% off the cover price with your event ticket.

 -NO experience necessary
 -Inclusive, welcoming vibes
 -A killer Galentine's Day-themed playlist
 -Leave with a one-of-a-kind, bedazzled book

Spots are limited—stop by the shop today or email katelyn@thedogearedpage.com to reserve a space for you and your bestie. 

Grab your ticket today and make it a Galentine’s night to remember! 

Carve out some time to read in a cozy, welcoming space with our monthly Silent Book Club meeting! In a busy world, this is your invitation to slow down, turn a few pages, and connect with fellow book lovers.

Bring your own book (or audiobook!) of choice and settle in. We’ll start with 10-15 minutes of casual conversation and book recommendations, giving you a chance to meet new friends and discover your next great read. Then we’ll enjoy 45 minutes of quiet, uninterrupted reading time together.

No assigned reading. No pressure. Just good books, good company, and dedicated time to read in a world filled with distractions.

Meet new friends, get fresh book recs, and reconnect to your reading!

Our semi-monthly Romantasy book club features reads that are steamy, dreamy, and adventurous! This club is for readers who love epic fantasy worlds and swoon-worthy love stories: thinks fierce heroines, morally gray love interests, slow burns, and high stakes.

This book club meets semi-monthly at the shop– in January, March, May, July, September, and November, to be exact-- to discuss our reading selection, sharing perspectives and conversation around the book and its themes.

For the month of January, we are reading "The Empress" by Kristin Cast.

Hannah is a modern-day Chicago woman whose life is upended by a tarot reading that transports her to the magical, tarot-infused world of Towerfall. There, she meets the brooding warrior Kane, who claims she's the key to saving his realm from ruin, forcing her into a fake marriage and a dangerous quest where she must embrace her own hidden magic to survive and find her way home. The first book in the Towerfall series, "The Empress" blends modern life with fantastical, tarot-inspired adventure, steamy romance, and courtly intrigue.

THE EMPRESS is currently on its way to us at the shop. We'll be sure to make an update post here to let you know when you can pick up your copy in store (should be by the end of the week, hopefully!).

Can’t wait to get started? Shop with us online to ship right to your doorstep: https://bookshop.org/a/118132/9781464235016

Prefer an audiobook? Shop our audiobook version here: https://libro.fm/audiobooks/9781039498761-the-empress?bookstore=thedogearedpageean=9780593798430&next=t

This is a FREE event, but we do encourage you to purchase the book from us, whether in person, online, or via our audiobook platform to help support the shop and our programming.

We look forward to seeing everyone on the 31st!

Our Bookseller's Choice book club is a veritable literary “grab bag” featuring selections from all genres, a sort of charcuterie board of delectable reads selected by our team. Each month, we'll meet at the shop to discuss our read, sharing perspectives and conversation around the book and its themes.

For the month of January, we are reading "The Correspondent" by Virginia Evans.

An epistolary novel about retired lawyer Sybil Van Antwerp, a woman who uses letter writing to navigate life, grief (especially the loss of a child), aging (with failing eyesight), and her relationships, as she confronts a painful past and seeks forgiveness, leading to a profound late-life transformation and self-discovery through her unique voice and correspondences. This is a story about connection, regret, and the wisdom found in letters, praised for its heartfelt exploration of life's mistakes and kindnesses. Hugely popular in reader circles since its debut in April 2025, this book is now a New York Times Bestseller and has been nominated for multiple Goodreads Choice Awards (Fiction, Debut, Audiobook).

THE CORRESPONDENT is in the shop and available for purchase in person NOW.

Prefer an audiobook? We’ve got you covered: https://libro.fm/audiobooks/9798217066377-the-correspondent

Reading along with us from afar? Shop with us online to ship right to your doorstep (Kindle or e-reader option available online!): https://bookshop.org/.../the.../87852b9a3587f7c2...

This is a FREE event, but we do encourage you to purchase the book from us, whether in person, online, or via our audiobook platform to help support the shop and our programming.

We look forward to seeing everyone on the 23rd!

Take a step into the shadows for our annual Edgar Allan Poe Night at The Dogeared Page! A beloved Danville tradition, this event promises an evening of literary mystery, moody ambiance, and darkly delightful fun. Join us on Saturday, January 17th from 6:00–8:00 PM as we transform the shop into a lair worthy of Poe himself, complete with candlelit vibes and gothic flair.

Enjoy heavy appetizers and beverages, all thoughtfully themed to match the night’s macabre spirit. Browse exclusive Poe-inspired merchandise, including books and bookish accessories to rep the original goth himself. Guests are encouraged, but NOT required, to wear their finest Victorian mourning garb to fully embrace the aesthetic.

The evening’s activities include Poe-themed trivia and blackout poetry, and a dramatic reading of Poe’s chilling short story: The Tell-Tale Heart.

Come experience a night devoted to the master of macabre, just in time for his 217th birthday!

Please note: This is a ticketed event. Tickets are $20 per person and are available for purchase in person at the shop or over the phone. Space is limited, so call us at 434-857-5389 or email katelyn@thedogearedpage.com to reserve your spot today!

We can’t wait to welcome you for a night that is sure to be dreary, eerie, and unforgettable.

Kick off the new year and our very first monthly Silent Book Club by carving out some time to read in a cozy, welcoming space. In a busy world, this is your invitation to slow down, turn a few pages, and connect with fellow book lovers.

Bring your own book (or audiobook!) of choice and settle in. We’ll start with 10-15 minutes of casual conversation and book recommendations, giving you a chance to meet new friends and discover your next great read. Then we’ll enjoy 45 minutes of quiet, uninterrupted reading time together.

No assigned reading. No pressure. Just good books, good company, and dedicated time to read in a world filled with distractions.

Meet new friends, get fresh book recs, and reconnect to your reading in 2026!

Come in for a cozy night with The Southern Social and The Dog Eared Page, just in time for Christmas and New Year's! Meet us under the Mistletoe and grab a new copy of your favorite classic,  an exclusive, holiday-themed Blind Date with a Book, or a date for the Holidays.

Grab your tickets to sip, shop, and spark a little holiday magic! Tickets are $20 and can be notated “Ready to Mingle” or “Just a Friend.”

Join us for an author signing with Etta Blann, whose new book 3 Broken Mirrors: A Survivor’s Story shares the powerful true story of Anna Baker: a woman who endured unthinkable abuse and trauma yet fought to reclaim her life and protect her children. Her moving memoir highlights resilience, survival, and the strength to rise from even the most broken circumstances.