Book Clubs

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PUBLIC BOOK CLUBS

American Association of University Women (AAUW) Roanoke Valley Chapter Book Club, third Tuesday, 25 attendees
Bent Mountain Library Book Club, third Friday, 2:30 PM
Book No Further – Newcomers Book Club (requires purchase)
Book No Further – Read, Think, Chat Book Club (requires purchase)
Glenvar Library Book Club: Wednesdays, 6:30 PM
New Connections Book Club on civil discourse: no regular time, room for more! click the link.
Jackson Park Library Sweet on You Romance Book Club, Second Saturday, 11 AM
Raleigh Court Library Book Club, 8 members, last Friday, 1PM, Podcast
Salem Public Library Book Club: last Tuesday, 1 PM
South County Library first Tuesday Book Club, 7 PM, average of 9 attendees
South County Library fourth Tuesday Book Club, 10 AM
Vinton Library Book Club, first Thursday, 2 PM
As the Page Turns, Vinton Library, second Wednesday 2 PM
Vinton Library Bite Book Club (paranormal romance, adults), second Tuesday, 7 PM
Williamson Road Library Adult Book Club, second Wednesday, 6-7 PM
WVTF Book Club

BY INVITATION and ASSOCIATION

The Day Avenue Book Club, SW Roanoke, room for a couple more, 4 members
Junior League Sustainers, closed, 17 members
Lit Wits, Est. 2015, closed, women, many attend the same church, 8 members
The Lucyfeet, Est. 1998, closed, women with Hollins ties, restaurant booth limits it to 6 members
Nasty Women Book Club, closed, 10 members
Barnes & Noble Tanglewood Book Club, first Tuesday, 7 PM
Roanoke Fiction Addiction, all women, closed, 6 members
Roanoke Gay Men’s Book Club, Est. 2002, third Tuesdays, 8 members
Salem Novel Club, closed, 18 members
Salem Young Women’s Book Club, Est. 1993, closed, 16 members
The Second Thursday Reading Committee, Est. 2012, closed, 9 members
Sometimes Tuesdays, Est. 2000, closed, 8 members
Too Much on My Plate Book Club, Est. , closed, 9 members
Tuesdays with Ruth, Est. 1998, closed, 9 members
Wyndham Robertson Library Book Club – Hollins University, staff, faculty, & alumni

LOCAL CLUBS ONLINE

How to BOOK CITY a book club:

Get your group counted! Submit a listing.
Follow the active links below to join an open book club.
Consider these tips for welcoming and inclusive book clubs.
Start a club on a specific genre, topic, common life experience, or geography, or maybe try to get the most diverse group you can rally. Let us know what you want to do, and we’ll help you get the word out.
- If you or a member of your club live in Franklin County, check out a Book Club Kit for ten. This cool program of the Franklin County Library covers 70 titles.

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