Eugene

City officials are inviting you to join them in a beloved local tradition and shop for a good cause at the Friends of Eugene Public Library’s giant Book Sale on Saturday, April 13 and Sunday, April 14 at Lane Events Center Performance Hall

Published

2 years ago

March 27, 2024

Eugene, OR – According to the statement, the benefit runs 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday.

Proceeds from this all-volunteer project help support Eugene Public Library activities and events, including Summer Reading books and programs for children and teens.

Shoppers can browse thousands of gently used and like-new books, most at the bargain price of $2.

Choices include fiction and nonfiction in paperback and hardcover, all genres, recent bestsellers and rare and specialty books.

DVDs, audio books, music books, music CDs, vintage magazines, novelties and a large selection of children’s books, DVDs and CDs will also be for sale.

All major credit cards are accepted as well as cash and checks.

Admission and parking are free. Organizers recommend bringing a bag or box to carry purchases.

Members of the Friends of Eugene Public Library will be offered an early admission opportunity.

Related Topics:

Up Next

The City of Eugene is starting construction on a Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard project that will address concerns related to the current five-lane, high-speed configuration that has resulted in risky behaviors, severe crashes, injuries and fatalities

Don't Miss

46-year-old man arrested, charged with reckless endangering, hit-and-run after recklessly driving stolen vehicle in store parking lot at 3595 W 11th

Oregon1 week ago

Gov Kotek’s controversial gas tax plan sparks statewide political firestorm as voters prepare for critical decision, allowing voters to decide whether to uphold or reject the law

Oregon1 week ago

Oregon Democrats spark statewide political backlash after blaming Trump for gas price surge, as Republicans slam claims and accuse them of dodging responsibility amid rising fuel costs

Eugene1 week ago

Eugene Police Department responds to suspicious conditions call at South Eugene

Eugene5 days ago

Eugene Police arrest 22-year-old man for DUII and reckless driving after wrong-way crash on Beltline Highway

Eugene1 week ago

Eugene Police Department officer resigns after body camera footage shows offensive language

Eugene5 days ago

Eugene Springfield Fire responds to motel fire on West 6th Avenue, no injuries reported

Eugene5 days ago

Eugene Police arrest 26-year-old man in April stabbing investigation

Eugene1 week ago

Eugene Springfield Fire firefighters complete hazmat technician certification and join Oregon State Fire Marshal hazmat team

Eugene Daily Post

City officials are inviting you to join them in a beloved local tradition and shop for a good cause at the Friends of Eugene Public Library’s giant Book Sale on Saturday, April 13 and Sunday, April 14 at Lane Events Center Performance Hall

Eugene

City officials are inviting you to join them in a beloved local tradition and shop for a good cause at the Friends of Eugene Public Library’s giant Book Sale on Saturday, April 13 and Sunday, April 14 at Lane Events Center Performance Hall

You may also like…

Oregon leaders push back against federal health care actions with major new laws, Gov. Kotek signs laws protecting providers of gender-affirming and reproductive care from lawsuits

Eugene Police arrest 22-year-old man for DUII and reckless driving after wrong-way crash on Beltline Highway

Eugene Springfield Fire responds to motel fire on West 6th Avenue, no injuries reported

Eugene Police arrest 26-year-old man in April stabbing investigation

Oregon Democrats spark statewide political backlash after blaming Trump for gas price surge, as Republicans slam claims and accuse them of dodging responsibility amid rising fuel costs

Gov Kotek’s controversial gas tax plan sparks statewide political firestorm as voters prepare for critical decision, allowing voters to decide whether to uphold or reject the law

Eugene Police Department responds to suspicious conditions call at South Eugene

Eugene Springfield Fire firefighters complete hazmat technician certification and join Oregon State Fire Marshal hazmat team

Eugene Police Department officer resigns after body camera footage shows offensive language

Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden calls out Trump as “not a serious person”, says leadership is chaotic, inconsistent, and lacking real global direction on major international issues

43-year-old arrested on theft charges after mail taken from River Road mailbox

Trending