Reading Rhythms Toronto: Another Story Bookshop
About This Event
We're back at one of Reading Rhythms fav bookshops!
Join readers for an exclusive after-hours experience in Another Story Bookshop. Read any book you want, while surrounded by the best book collection in the city. You'll have time to shop, browse, and we may even have some surprise snacks & door prizes.
See you there!
If you're new here:
Reading Rhythms is a series of welcoming reading parties designed to make it easy for people to gather and read socially. We invite you to bring any book you want and facilitate silent reading periods, as well as 1-on-1 breakouts, and group discussions to pull on the threads of the books that everyone is engaging with.
In a world that can often feel devoid of interest and meaningful connection, we bring readers together to reconnect with our love of learning, to experience the wonder of beautiful venues and curated music, and to gather amongst all of the people who want to be in that very same room.
Our favourite conversations happen in the Reading Rhythms mobile app. Join us there → https://readingrhythms.app _________________________________________________________________________________
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What to Expect
Bring Any Book
Whatever you're into
Curated Music
Ambient reading vibes
Meet Your People
Relaxed, social setting
Good Vibes Only
Drinks, snacks, & chats
Venue
Another Story Bookshop
315 Roncesvalles Ave, Toronto, ON M6R 2M6, Canada
What Readers Say
“I'm 88 years old and moved to Hudson Yards to be closer to my grandkids. I think this is a wonderful idea.”
— Judith
“That first event I attended was really cool for me because I'd been wanting to just read more often and making a plan to just go somewhere and read really kept me accountable to that.”
— NYC Newcomer