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 Starting JUNE 19th
ALL BOOK SHOPS
Open 7 Days a week  11 am to 5 pm
 
 Adams' Books
11 am - 5 pm
 
Blenheim Hill Books 
11 am - 5 pm
 
Creative Corner Books 
11 am - 5 pm
 
Liberty Rock Books, LLC
10 am - 5 pm
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Starting JULY 3rd
3 NEW SHOPS to open:

hone These 3 Shops are located on the North Side of the Historic Hobart Inn 
at 645 Main Street - Parking is available.

 THE BOOK NOOK - Children's Community Library
~ A Lending Library for Youngsters ~
Unfortunately the library is not be open for public browsing or programing. We look forward to those things becoming possible again very soon and hope that you will visit often. 
Our future plans are to be open from 1 pm to 5 p.m. on
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Meanwhile, here are some ways we can safely interact:
●  Request books via phone or email and we'll notify you when ready for pick up.
●  Ask us about a title you already know about  OR  Browse our Online Catalog  at
https://www.librarycat.org/lib/JulieRockefeller
●  Follow us on facebook: @ HobartBookNook
●  Sign up to receive our email Newsletter.
For more information, please contact Julie Rockefeller
(845) 282-6397
booknookhobart@gmail.com
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MORE GOOD BOOKS
11 am - 5 pm
Will be Opening July 4th Weekend
The Shop will have books focusing on
Railroads, Shipping/Boats, Automobiles
Games/Sports, Hobbies & Pets.
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VINTAGE BOTTEGA 
Thursday thru Sunday
11 am - 5 pm
A fine array of Vintage Style Clothing & Merchandise
~ featuring ~
  ● Dresses   ●  Blouses   ●  Skirts   ●  Hats    ●  Gloves    ●  Handbags   ●  Rugs      ●  Pillows     ●  Shirts     ●  Socks     ●  Jewelry     ●  Blankets     ●  & more!
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And Another New Addition to the Book Village will open in few weeks:
"NY Books & Ephemera" 
which offers new, used, and vintage books about
New York State as well as vintage ephemera relating to the Empire State. 

  Also at this location,
"Made In New York" will feature locally produced Food Products (such as jam, honey, maple products, etc.) and Gifts Handmade by Local Artisans (jewelry, knitted and crocheted items, kitchen linens, tote bags, etc.) 

We aren't quite ready to fully open yet, but stop by 615 Main Street during the July 4th weekend for a
Sneak Peek.

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Monitor this web site for
updated information.
www.hobartbookvillage.com
 
GIFT CERTIFICATES IN ANY
DENOMINATION AVAILABLE
FOR USE IN ANY OR ALL
OF THE BOOK SHOPS.

PLEASE WEAR YOUR MASK WHEN ENTERING ANY SHOP!
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FREE WI-FI IN MOST MAIN STREET BOOK SHOPS!!!!!

What is a Book Village?

The idea of a Book Village or Book Town was born in 1961 in rural Wales in a small, nearly forgotten town called Hay-on-Wye. Richard Booth, an entrepreneur, bought several town buildings and turned them into bookstores. Today, nearly 25 independent booksellers sell second-hand and antiquarian books, prints and other works on paper to thousands of readers and collectors who, via ferry, flood into this small town.

In 2005, Don Dales, our own local entrepreneur established the only book village east of the Mississippi in historical Hobart, New York. Today there are 4 independent bookshops as well as Art Galleries, Home Embellishment and Antiques shops in the village. There are also many other established booksellers within a 50 mile radius making the Hobart Book Village a not-to-be missed terminus for book lovers everywhere.

Set in the Northern Catskills, Hobart continues to be an agricultural community. It is also becoming known as a center for arts and literary culture as the Book Village hosts the annual Festival of Women Writers, several art shows, author readings and signings as well as the very popular Winter Respite Lecture Series all of which keeps the village a year-round destination.

Two huge semi-annual sales are held on the weekends of Memorial Day and Thanksgiving Day. These sales draw hundreds of collectors, book lovers, vacationers and local residents since it is a great way to stock personal libraries for the summer, fall and winter or kick start Holiday shopping.