The
Livingston Public Library, the heart of our vibrant town, fosters
community engagement, connects people with ideas and each other, and
makes Livingston a better place to live and work.
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Friends
of the Livingston Library presents
BookFEST!
Members
of Friends* of the Livingston Library Only
Pre-Public
access sale:
Wednesday,
October 25, 2023: 2:30pm - 8:30pm
Not
a member yet? Join the Friends and attend!
You can join at the door.
Members
also receive a complimentary book
(see
our website for more details:
https://livingstonlibrary.org/friends-membership/)
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General
Public Sale Times:
Thursday,
October 26:
11:30am – 7:30pm
Friday,
October 27:
10:30am
– 4:30pm
Saturday,
October 28:
10:30am
– 4:30pm
Sunday,
October 29:
1:30pm
– 4:30pm
On
Wednesday and Thursday,
tickets
for admission into the Program Room will start to be handed out
approximately 1 hour before opening to ensure an orderly entry.
Bag
Sale on Sunday:
$4
per large bag or 3 for $10 ($3.33 a bag)
8
for $20 ($2.50 a bag)
Individual
pricing also available.
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*If
you are not a Member, now would be the best time to join.
Membership
is offered at the door.
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15,000
Books**
Sorted into
categories for your shopping pleasure.
95%
donated, 65% hardcover.
A
special section for signed books.
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And
there’s MORE:
Puzzles,
Games
DVDs,
CDs, and Books on CD
ALL
genres — something for everyone!
Bargain
Prices
Paperbacks:
50
cents each or 3 for $1
Hardcovers:
$1
each or 3 for $2
Selected
ex-library books
for
50 cents
Children’s
Books:
25
cents each
Puzzles,
games:
As
marked
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A
selection of “dime” books, "Pamphlets," and magazines:
10
cents each
CDs
and LPs:
20
cents each
DVDs,
Full TV Season DVDs,
Books
on CD:
50
cents each
Video
Lectures Series/
Great
Courses:
$2
each
Convenient
payment options:
Cash
- Venmo - Paypal
Credit Card
minimum $10
Checks
accepted, minimum $5
Make
checks payable to FOTLL.
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**Thousands of books in all
categories of fiction and non-fiction. Among these are children’s,
young adult, graphic novels, adult general fiction, romance,
mysteries/thrillers, and science fiction/fantasy. Non-fiction
includes self-help/parenting, biography, history/culture,
cooking/food/nutrition, crafts/hobbies, the arts, sports, religion,
Judaica, science, travel, business, classics/poetry/short
stories/plays, and reference. There is a foreign language section,
organized by language, and a large print section. The sale will have
dime novels and other books for 10¢ each.
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