Finally, Chamblin's Adds Evening Hours of Operation. Boosts offerings Downtown.

Started by stephendare, March 05, 2009, 12:42:32 PM

stephendare

Filling the anticipated void to be left in the coffee world downtown with the untimely closing of the 11 East Starbucks, Ron at Chamblins Uptown Bookstore and Coffeeshop is extending their open hours on Wednesday and Saturday Nights until 9 pm.

There are plans to feature some entertainment and lectures and the like, but the new hours go into effect this week.  Please drop by and support the establishment during the night hours!  It will be a shame if downtown starts rolling up the sidewalks at 6pm again.

I lived downtown when this was the case and it pretty much sucked.

Chamblin's Bookmine has a pretty awesome selection of books, videos and music for sale (and the prices that everyone loves to have!) as well as a respectable selection of coffee and deli selections.

kellypope

Oh, I love the idea of lectures in the book shop. Book shops offer a great venue for quirky and intellectually provocative events. Plus, they have that little patio which is very nice when the weather is good. Personally, I don't live downtown, but something happening at Chamblin's downtown location would definitely bring me out there.
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ProjectMaximus

why doesnt their website say anything about the downtown location? or am i just incompetent...

ProjectMaximus

Ah, ok. I thought my web navigating skills had atrophied in just half a day.

Well...as long as they're revamping the site...

kellypope

I love that they seem to know everything about books and where they all are. My friend got her dream job at the Roosevelt & Wabash location. I'm kind of jealous.
Have you called Councilman Warren Jones to thank him for sponsoring the human rights bill? Do it now! Super quick and easy--plus, it feels better than leaving angry messages with bad guys. Call his office at (904) 630-1395

tufsu1

and since The Landing bookstore s closing, the only downtown "competrition" will be the library