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Pop-up Book Club: Lincoln in the Bardo

Name: Pop-up Book Club: Lincoln in the Bardo
Start: 2026-06-16T18:00
End: 2026-06-16T19:00
Location: G.A.R. Memorial Library

Join fellow readers at the G.A.R. Memorial Library for a lively discussion of George Saunders' acclaimed novel, Lincoln in the Bardo.

Tue, 16 Jun 2026 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM (America/New_York) G.A.R. Memorial Library West Newbury , Massachusetts

The G.A.R. Memorial Library invites local readers to a special pop-up book club session dedicated to discussing George Saunders' celebrated novel, Lincoln in the Bardo. This engaging community gathering provides a space for literature enthusiasts to share their perspectives on the book's unique narrative structure and historical themes. Held in the library's cozy Fireplace Room, the event offers an intimate setting for meaningful conversation and connection with fellow book lovers in the West Newbury area.

What to Expect

A relaxed, hour-long discussion session focused on the themes and characters of Lincoln in the Bardo.

Who Should Attend

Book club members
George Saunders fans
Local library patrons
Literature enthusiasts

Agenda Overview

6:00 PM: Welcome and introductions; 6:15 PM: Guided discussion of Lincoln in the Bardo; 6:45 PM: Closing remarks.

Venue & Address

G.A.R. Memorial Library

490 Main St
West Newbury , Massachusetts – 01985
United States

Organizer

G.A.R. Memorial Library · Public Library

The G.A.R. Memorial Library serves the West Newbury community with resources, programs, and events.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to register?

Please check the library's official calendar for registration requirements.

Is there a fee?

No, this library event is free to attend.

Where is the event held?

It is held in the Fireplace Room at the G.A.R. Memorial Library.

What book are we discussing?

The group will be discussing Lincoln in the Bardo by George Saunders.

Is parking available?

Yes, parking is available at the library.

Can I attend if I haven't finished the book?

While encouraged to read it, all are welcome to join the conversation.