Elora Festival Book Sale says thanks
The 2013 Elora Festival Book Sale held its very successful gigantic sale on the May 4 weekend. As chair of the Book Sale Committee, I would like to thank all of you who came to browse and buy some of the approximately 55,000 books that we had on offer....[read more]
Donations
We greatly appreciate donations of clean, gently used books, records, CD's, DVD's or paper ephemera. Our office AND Book Sale drop off have moved! Please drop off book donations in our NEW location (398 St. Andrew Street West Fergus. Drop Box Located on Maiden Lane on the West side of Cherry Hill Entertainment) starting June 1, 2013.Please ensure that books are in boxes or bags, and that they are manageable in size. We suggest no larger than liquor-size boxes. To arrange a book pick-up, or for more information, please call 519.846.0331 or 1.888.747.7550, or email info(at)elorafestival.com. Thank you!
We Accept:
Hard and Soft Cover Books in Good Condition
CDs, Vinyl Records (33, 45, 78), Sheet music
Gardening Magazines, Craft Magazines
Ephemera
Pre 1960: National Geographic, Public School Text Books, Magazines
We Do Not Accept:
Encyclopedias
Harlequin Romance
Readers Digest Magazines
Readers Digest Condensed Books
Canadian Living, Chatelaine, or other weekly magazines
VHS or Cassette Tapes
Please make your book donations now! (Accepted up until April 26th 2013, or after June 3rd 2013)
25th Annual Elora Festival Book Sale
Friday, May 2rd, 2014- Sunday, May 4th, 2014
Elora Curling Club, 60 David Street West, Elora
Free Admission
Books range in price from $0.50 to $5.00, with a few exceptions
Over 20 dedicated volunteers work year-round to sort, organize,
and price the 70,000 books for our annual sale. This gently-used-book sale is one
of the largest in Ontario and draws people in from far and wide.
There are no restrictions on the number of books you
can purchase, and with over 40 different categories there's sure to be
something for you! All proceeds go to the Elora Festival.
Complimentary Fair Trade coffee provided by the
Centre Wellington Fair Trade Working Group
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