Book Person? Come to BookPeople!

Bibliophiles love to congregate at BookPeople, a local independent bookstore where hundreds of tomes line the shelves, waiting for someone like you to read them. Whether your taste runs to historical fiction, mystery, memoir, teen vampire tales, romance or non-fiction, you’re sure to find the perfect tome to spend time with. The store also hosts over 300 events per year. Upcoming happenings include author book signings, book clubs, children’s story time, poetry readings, workshops and lectures. In addition to books of every genre imaginable, you can also purchase greeting cards, calendars, small toys and games. Stop by their little cafe to indulge in a luscious espresso drink, Italian soda, muffin or dessert while you peruse your latest literary purchase. Open Mondays through Sundays from 9 a.m. until 11 p.m.

BookPeople
603 N. Lamar Boulevard
Austin, TX 78703
(512) 472-5050
http://www.bookpeople.com/
http://www.yelp.com/biz/bookpeople-austin

BoConcept: Sleek, Modern Style for Your Home

Head to BoConcept and their design consultants will help you decorate your home in a sleek, sophisticated, European style. Check out the Indivi 2 modular sofa system with varying seating units, leg styles, armrests, coverings and pillows that can be customized to suit your room and style to a tee. Pair it with a modern glass and chrome coffee table, a plush, geometric color block rug, a sleek, chrome floor lamp, a couple of glass and brushed-steel nesting tables and a supple leather chair and you’ve got a room that rocks. Check out their online catalog. Open every day.

BoConcept
430 W. 2nd Street
Austin, TX 78701
(512) 258-0835
http://www.yelp.com/biz/boconcept-austin-2

 

Support Local Farmers and Sustainable Foods at Austin Farmers’ Market

Support local farmers and small businesses while buying the freshest produce and gourmet foods at Austin Farmers’ Market. Opened in 2003, the Market has since become the place to go for sustainable food in Austin, with numerous vendors offering organic goods—many eagerly offering samples to try! Besides fresh foods, Austin Farmers Market holds a number of events and programs, from cooking classes by master chefs to seasonal festivals and celebrations. The markets also strive to environmentally conscious by placing compost bins for visitors to bring their trash from home, as well as water stations for filling up bottles with clean water for a few cents ($2 to start). Austin Farmers Maret is open year-round; for locations, days, and times, visit the Austin Farmers’ Market website at www.austinfarmersmarket.org.

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