African American Museum of Bucks County Community Book Club

The African American Museum of Bucks County, (AAMBC) will hold its first virtual community book club on October 7th, 2021 from 7:00 PM-8:30 PM in partnership with Commonplace Reader, located at 49 S. Main Street in Yardley, PA.

Elizabeth Young, owner of Commonplace Reader said, “I am delighted to partner with the African American Museum of Bucks County on this project. Based upon our book sales, I can say that there is a great interest in books about social justice and equity in our community. I am confident the book club will generate a lot of interest. I encourage people to sign up as soon as possible.”

Linda Salley, President and Executive Director of the AAMBC added, “The AAMBC is grateful to Commonplace Reader for providing a space for us to meet virtually. We encourage all members of the Bucks County community to join.”

Other books to be considered for future book club meetings include Where the Crawdads Sing and Nothing to See Here.

The African American Museum of Bucks County, (AAMBC), honors the legacy of the African American Experience, inspiring pride in heritage, educating the public about the diverse and difficult journey of African Americans, and sharing stories that depict our shared ancestry, thus enriching the lives of Bucks County families. For more information on the museum and its upcoming programs, or to learn about our membership and volunteer opportunities, and donation options, please visit: infoaambc.org.

Commonplace Reader is a safe space where people can meet virtually and in-person to talk about books, ideas and the countless things that matter to Yardley in an open and accepting atmosphere. To learn more about Commonplace Reader and for more information about the book club and how to sign-in visit: https://commonplace-reader.com/.