Join us for an afternoon of live music! Local singer/songwriter Cameron Sutphin returns to Booklovers' Gourmet for an afternoon performance with his folk and country inspired music. Donations will be accepted. Cameron Sutphin is an Americana singer/guitar player, in 2017 as a… Read More
Sunset for the sunflower by Mike Zeis Come meet some of the artists in this group show by members of The Blackstone Valley Art Association, whose work celebrates the sun-shaped delight in the cafe gallery. Various interpretations of the flower… Read More
Bookstore Romance Day is a chance to celebrate Romance fiction—its books, readers, and writers—and to strengthen the relationships between independent bookstores and the Romance community. We are celebrating with a special 25% discount on all new & used romance… Read More
Do you believe in ghosts? The Library Rats: a small group of middle school students who regularly meet at the Oxford Library never thought about that question until they witness a strange sighting. The Rats begin the hunt to find evidence of the possibility that the library could… Read More
Jean Grant, Janet Raye Stevens, and Sharon Yang love to write about strong, intelligent women. Whether in warring medieval Scotland, intrigue and adversity-filled WWII home fronts, conflicted modern life, or even ranging across time itself, their heroines face their… Read More
Join us as we discuss Meet Me At the Lake by Carley Fortune. A random connection sends two strangers on a daylong adventure where they make a promise one keeps and the other breaks, with life-changing effects, in this… Read More
For the month of September, we are happy to be hosting a photo exhibit by William "Bil" Gardiner entitled "Walking About Webster". Bil walked about the town of Webster during the spring and summer of this year photographing around town… Read More
We will be closed for vacation September 3rd-8th. See you back on Saturday, September 9th!
Molly Medavoy is having a hard time remembering she’s a kid since her father Frank took off on an “extended tour of the Southwest” that never ends. Life with her mother Twig and her quirky little sister Arlene is no… Read More
For September, we will discuss The Night Ship by Jesse Kidd. Based on a true story, an epic historical novel from the award-winning author of Things in Jars that illuminates the lives of two characters: a girl shipwrecked on an… Read More
