Carson City's Browsers Corner Book Store kicks off grand reopening Saturday
Browsers Corner Book Store, operated by the Friends of the Carson City Library, is having its grand reopening starting at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 17 with new hours being from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays.
The used bookstore, which serves as the library’s main fundraising arm, closed temporarily to refresh the store, retrain all volunteers as well as revamp for best addressing COVID-19 precautions and safety guidelines.
The store is also accepting donations again. People who have small donations are encouraged to use “The Beast” drop box in front of the store at 711 E. Washington St. Those with larger donations need to request an appointment by calling 775-884-4043.
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About Friends of the Carson City Library
The Carson City Library opened its doors in June 1966. Since then, the Friends of the Carson City Library has given its support to many library projects and much-needed acquisitions. Browsers Corner Book Store is the major fundraising mechanism for the Friends, which donates all net proceeds to the library. Funds are used to pay for programs such as Summer Learning and National Library Week activities. Friends also supplies much of the library’s book and e-book collection as well as helps update technology.
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