for colored girls will be an intimate celebration of sisterhood, womanhood, and our sexuality + bodily autonomy. Whether you identify as femme or masc presenting for colored girls is for us all. shange’s work and legacy has always been about celebrating the everyday lives of black and brown women while calling us to find joy in ourselves. this event will consist of community readings of ntozake shange, storytelling and communion.

lite bites + drinks included in ticket.

love letters will be an offering, an act, and a promise to our selves, loved ones, + community. wherever you may feel like calling in a practice of radical love for 2025. bell hooks’ work and legacy have been crucial in our understanding + practice of love -- romantically, spiritually, platonically, communally, etc. -- this event will consist of community readings of bell hooks, letter writing, and communion.

supplies, lite bites + drinks included in ticket.

The group will meet at the end of the month to discuss the bookclub pick for this month. Guests are welcome to bring a snack/drink to share for the meeting.

Our meeting takes place inside the bookstore and is a limited capacity situation. So we will send confirmation and reminder emails before the event.

This monthly literary analysis series aspires to illuminate the rich tapestry of Black literature, offering participants a comprehensive exploration of the works of prominent authors. Through focused sessions, attendees will delve into the life, literary style, and thematic contributions of different Black authors, engaging in discussions that dissect topics such as race, identity, feminism, activism, and more.

The group meets once a month to discuss books written by Black women writers virtually. Once registered you will receive an email confirmation with access to register for the bookclub call. In order to get access you must be approved and registered before the meeting date.

This monthly literary analysis series aspires to illuminate the rich tapestry of Black literature, offering participants a comprehensive exploration of the works of prominent authors. Through focused sessions, attendees will delve into the life, literary style, and thematic contributions of different Black authors, engaging in discussions that dissect topics such as race, identity, feminism, activism, and more.

Join us for an author event with Sheila Hackbarth, author of children’s book, Lion’s Water. A beautiful story about bravery and features the incredibly rare tree-climbing lion’s of Uganda.

this event is family friendly. Space is limited so please rsvp. Hope to see you there!

The perfect gift for your readers or collectors.

The bookstore hosts a monthly community yoga class led by yoga instructor, Jennifer Lin.

This yoga class is unlike many other classes as it is deeply intentional on being truly inclusive — Pages + Poses is a safe space dedicated to creating a meaningful introduction into the yoga practice. Our classes are welcoming to all skill levels, ages, body shapes + sizes.

The class is a gentle 60 minute yoga flow.

Join us for another monthly community collaboration with our good friends at Stray Cat. Each month they are kind enough to allow us to host a free movie night in their space.

The group will meet at the end of the month to discuss the bookclub pick for this month. Guests are welcome to bring a snack/drink to share for the meeting.

Our meeting takes place inside the bookstore and is a limited capacity situation. So we will send confirmation and reminder emails before the event.

The bookstore hosts a monthly community yoga class led by yoga instructor, Jennifer Lin.

This yoga class is unlike many other classes as it is deeply intentional on being truly inclusive — Pages + Poses is a safe space dedicated to creating a meaningful introduction into the yoga practice. Our classes are welcoming to all skill levels, ages, body shapes + sizes.

The class is a gentle 60 minute yoga flow.

This monthly literary analysis series aspires to illuminate the rich tapestry of Black literature, offering participants a comprehensive exploration of the works of prominent authors. Through focused sessions, attendees will delve into the life, literary style, and thematic contributions of different Black authors, engaging in discussions that dissect topics such as race, identity, feminism, activism, and more.

Join us for another monthly community collaboration with our good friends at Stray Cat. Each month they are kind enough to allow us to host a free movie night in their space.

The group meets once a month to discuss books written by Black women writers virtually. Once registered you will receive an email confirmation with access to register for the bookclub call. In order to get access you must be approved and registered before the meeting date.

The bookstore hosts a monthly community yoga class led by yoga instructor, Jennifer Lin.

This yoga class is unlike many other classes as it is deeply intentional on being truly inclusive — Pages + Poses is a safe space dedicated to creating a meaningful introduction into the yoga practice. Our classes are welcoming to all skill levels, ages, body shapes + sizes.

The class is a gentle 60 minute yoga flow.

As we celebrate Baldwin’s 100th birthday this month, we decided what better way than with a party for Baldwin? Join us as we reflect on his timeless wisdom, his every so timely social commentary in kickback form. Tickets range from $5-$10. Lite bites, drinks, and community.

Join us for another monthly community collaboration with our good friends at Stray Cat. Each month they are kind enough to allow us to host a free movie night in their space.

This month our bookclub will be discussing the iconic and revolutionary work of abolitionist, Mariame Kaba.

The bookstore hosts a monthly community yoga class led by yoga instructor, Jennifer Lin.

This yoga class is unlike many other classes as it is deeply intentional on being truly inclusive — Pages + Poses is a safe space dedicated to creating a meaningful introduction into the yoga practice. Our classes are welcoming to all skill levels, ages, body shapes + sizes.

The class is a gentle 60 minute yoga flow.

Join us for another monthly community collaboration with our good friends at Stray Cat. Each month they are kind enough to allow us to host a free movie night in their space.

The group meets once a month to discuss books written by Black women writers virtually. Once registered you will receive an email confirmation with access to register for the bookclub call. In order to get access you must be approved and registered before the meeting date.

Free to the public.

Interested in featuring your art? Email us

Join us for a free children’s storytime with a community reader and friend of the store, Ashley!

Join us for a day of service with our good homies, Young Family Farm. Volunteers ages 12+ and up are welcome to join us as we learn about harvesting, urban farming, and more with the local, Black-owned and family-owned Young Family Farm located intentionally in the neighborhood!