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Bring your own book, or choose one from the library, then settle in with a tea or coffee and enjoy an hour of quiet reading.
Your libraries are joining a global community of readers. With more than 2,000 Silent Book Club chapters in 68 countries, this event celebrates the simple pleasure of reading together.
There's no assigned reading, no preparation, and no pressure to chat. Just time to relax and enjoy a good book.
Free event
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