TODAY at 4:15!
Join us as Carmela LaVigna Coyle reads her
new children’s book
“Do Superheroes Have Teddy Bears?”
Kiddos are welcome to bring their bravest toy or stuffed animal
Come on down and show some love to your local artists
June 1 to July 22, 2012
Three cheers for art!
Tags: art, Berkeley Park, community, photography, Tenn Street Coffee, Tennyson, Tennyson Street
Now it really feels like we’re in the final stages of the Streetscape Project; the flower beds are being planted! Today’s the first day we’ve had any really good moisture, too, so I’m thinking this is Mother Nature’s way of celebrating these lovely new additions!
And have you seen our brand new benches? Perfect for sitting
and enjoying a scoop of Liks ice cream {well, maybe not in the rain
}!
I’ll post more pics as this project progresses;
Happy Spring to one and all!
This is Jay – he and his wife, Leslie, own Liks Ice Cream {best ice cream in Denver!}. Jay hand-crafts each flavor of ice cream using all natural ingredients *and* he delivers our tubs personally.
We’re all stocked up and ready to have a great First Friday weekend! Come by tomorrow afternoon at 5:15 for the Tennyson Street ribbon cutting ceremony and introduction to our new public art; First Friday festivities kick off at 6:00 – and don’t forget that the awesome Horseshoe Market is happening this weekend, too!
Lots to do and see in Berkeley Park {best neighborhood in Denver!}, come on down!
Tags: Berkeley Park, Horseshoe Market, ice cream, Liks, Tennyson Street
We had a blast during Totally Tennyson last night
(TT is an awesome annual multi-school fundraising event).
We gave out approximately 400 mini-cones while Andy Ard
played live 80s tunes; a good time was had by all!
Shannon and Gary
Tags: community, fundraising, ice cream, Tennyson, Totally Tennyson
Online ordering is gone…
We’re sorry to report that Google announced that they won’t allow independent bookshops to sell Google ebooks in the near future; unfortunately, you can’t get your Google ebooks through our website anymore. This has also forced us to eliminate all book ordering through the website. We bought the book-ordering function of our website through the American Booksellers Association. The association says they’ll have a plan in place for ebooks in the future. Once that’s in place, we’ll look into bringing back online book orders.
You can still get your Google ebooks directly from Google.
Ordering books to pick up at the shop. For the many people who ordered books through the website to pick up at the store (which we appreciate SO MUCH!), you can still do that using email. Just email your book order to bookerynook @ yahoo.com (without the spaces). Include your name, phone number, book title, and author (you can also call us to order books at 303-433-3439). We’ll call you as soon as the book comes in!
REMEMBER – There are no shipping charges if you order and pick up at the shop. We can mail anywhere in the world (UPS shipping rates apply – typically $4.50 – $5.00 for the first book).
Tags: Book Orders, eBooks, Google, Online Ordering, Shipping