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Inprint: A University of New Brunswick Bookstore
16 King Street (CenterBeam Place)
(506) 648-2315
sjbooks@unbsj.ca

Hours of operation:
10 am - 6 pm, Monday - Saturday

Located in the heart of uptown Saint John in the newly restored heritage property at 16 King Street (CenterBeam Place, directly opposite the Delta Hotel), this bookstore carries an eclectic and wide-ranging selection of fine books, as well as University of New Brunswick insignia clothing and giftware. You will find books for all tastes and ages, with a focus on Atlantic and New Brunswick authors. The atmosphere is comfortable, light, and airy – the perfect spot to enjoy the restorative effects of a good bookstore. Special orders are welcomed for any book still in print.

The Museum Shop: Your place for regional history, kids stories, art, fiction and more.

Hours of operation:
Sunday 12 noon - 5 pm; Monday closed; Tuesday, Wednesday 9 am - 5 pm; Thursday 9 am - 9 pm; Friday 9 am - 5 pm; Saturday; 10 am - 5 pm

Along with a wide selection of locally made gift items, The Museum Shop has great books for all ages and interests. Although best known for its large selection of local interest books and books on the history of New Brunswick, the museum shop also has an impressive collection of books on nature, military, Acadian and Aboriginal history, Maritime fiction, poetry and much more. Our children's section offers wonderful locally written and illustrated stories, to books on nature, science and history. Drop in and have a look!

Events for The University Bookstore and Inprint Bookstore – Spring 2008

For more information on any of the events listed below, please contact either The University Bookstore (506) 648-5540 (campus) or Inprint Bookstore (506) 648-2315 (16 King Street, CenterBeam Place) or email: sjbooks@unbsj.ca

Monday, March 24
The Lorenzo Reading Series welcomes Noah Richler reading from and discussing his book This is My Country, What’s Yours? A Literary Atlas of Canada 7 pm, Ganong Hall Lecture Theatre, UNB Saint John.
Admission free. All welcome.

Friday, April 25
The Lorenzo Reading Series invites you to the Saint John launch for author Brian Bartlett reading from his new book of poetry The Watchmaker’s Table 7 pm, Inprint Bookstore, 16 King Street, CenterBeam Place. Admission free. All welcome.

May – TBD*
Books at the Bistro welcomes authors Budge Wilson and Dr. Elizabeth Epperly reading from and discussing Before Green Gables and Imagining Anne: The Island Scrapbooks of L.M. Montgomery 11:45 am - 2 pm, Opera Bistro, 60 Prince William Street. Join us for an afternoon of good food, good talk, and good company. Advance Tickets Required. Ticket price includes lunch and a copy of the book. To reserve a seat, please contact Opera Bistro (506) 642-2822 eat@operabistro.com or Inprint Bookstore (506) 648-2315 sjbooks@unbsj.ca

Friday, May 9
The Lorenzo Reading Series celebrates the Atlantic Book Festival with His Honour, Herménégilde Chiasson, Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick reading from his new book of poetry Beatitudes Plus: three as-yet-to-be-named finalists for the 2008 Atlantic Poetry Prize will be reading from their nominated works 7 pm, Ganong Hall Lecture Theatre, UNB Saint John. Admission free. All welcome.

Summer
Book Launch for decentre (a book about artist-run culture) In collaboration with Chris Lloyd and The Third Space Gallery. Evening event at Inprint Bookstore, 16 King Street, CenterBeam Place. For more info contact Inprint (506) 648-2315 sjbooks@unbsj.ca Admission free. All welcome. *Date was not confirmed at time of publication. Please call for details.

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