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The store sells music, videos, artwork, clothing and gift items as well as books and has a dedicated children's reading area. The store hosts numerous cultural and community events including readings, poetry, music and films. The store hosts several book clubs, including one for children. It also schedules weekly story times for children at different age levels. | The store sells music, videos, artwork, clothing and gift items as well as books and has a dedicated children's reading area. The store hosts numerous cultural and community events including readings, poetry, music and films. The store hosts several book clubs, including one for children. It also schedules weekly story times for children at different age levels. | ||
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Revision as of 15:56, 26 January 2017
Malcolm's Reading Room is a book and lifestyle store located at 404 17th Street North in the Historic 4th Avenue District. It was opened in December 2007 by Courtney and Simone Snelling and named for their son, Malcolm.
The store sells music, videos, artwork, clothing and gift items as well as books and has a dedicated children's reading area. The store hosts numerous cultural and community events including readings, poetry, music and films. The store hosts several book clubs, including one for children. It also schedules weekly story times for children at different age levels.
References
- Price, LaShanna (December 10, 2007) "Malcolm's Reading Room opens its doors December 13th and makes preparations for its 1st Christmas Eve outreach initiative" Urbanham.com
- Brock, Glenny (July 9, 2009) "Malcolm's Reading Room presents a weekend festival of literature, music and more." Birmingham Weekly
External links
- Malcolm's Reading Room website