Have you voted yet? Do you have a plan to vote? Did you know that you can do same-day voter registration, if you're eligible to vote? If you need to check your registration, find your polling place, or literally any other question about voting in Chicago, check out the board of elections website! I spentContinue reading →
We are beyond excited to host an exciting, friendly, and funny night of entertainment here at Restoried Bookshop as we open our doors to Friendster! A Comedy Showcase. Thursday, March 19 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Book your FREE ticket to the laughter we all need right now on Eventbrite. $10 suggested donation. Hosted byContinue reading →
Local students are coming together and organizing their own open mic here at Restoried Bookshop! This is led by students from Roosevelt's Rough Writers crew, but also open to students at other local high schools. Participation on the mic is reserved for students, but everyone is welcome to come and cheer them on! Join usContinue reading →
It's spring break for kiddos and we're going to take some time to be with family for a couple of days. We will be closed doing spring break stuff from 3/22 (Sun) through 3/25 (Weds) BUT don't worry- we'll be back open Thursday through Saturday and back to normal hours thereafter!
Join the Party for Socialism and Liberation Chicago for their monthly public study at Restoried Bookshop! We'll be continuing from Why Venezuela? which can be purchased in-store or via Bookshop.org. Pre-reading is not required- there will be printouts available for the study, alongside food and beverages.
You know we don't open on a Monday without good reason, so you know this is an event you don't want to miss! We are excited to host journalist and author Sara Kehaulani Goo to discuss her debut memoir- Kuleana. Joining Sara in conversation is local reporter Monica Eng. Together, they'll explore Sara's story andContinue reading →
Restoried Bookshop is excited to host the Wednesday sessions for Optimist Comics Academy- HERE in Albany Park! For area middle and high school students with a passion for storytelling, this is an incredible chance to learn from professionals how to take your stories from shaping your idea to finishing the program with a published comicContinue reading →
Our fourth installment of the Asian American 101 Book Club, facilitated by Dr. OiYan Poon, will be discussing Chapters 5 and 6 of Catherine Ceniza Choy's Asian American Histories of the United States. Come a little early to find your seat. Bring a book, bring a friend, and we'll see you here!
Restoried Bookshop is excited to host the Wednesday sessions for Optimist Comics Academy- HERE in Albany Park! For area middle and high school students with a passion for storytelling, this is an incredible chance to learn from professionals how to take your stories from shaping your idea to finishing the program with a published comicContinue reading →
We'll be closed to help with events off-site. Come in Wednesday or Friday- or visit us on Bookshop.org.
Bring a book. Bring a friend. Bring a bev. We'll supply the lo-fi, chairs, and vibe for an hour of glorious silent reading together. Don't have something you're reading right now? Show up a little early and we'll help you find your next favorite read!
Restoried Bookshop is excited to host the Wednesday sessions for Optimist Comics Academy- HERE in Albany Park! For area middle and high school students with a passion for storytelling, this is an incredible chance to learn from professionals how to take your stories from shaping your idea to finishing the program with a published comicContinue reading →