Craftivism (n): A form of activism that uses craft to create political or social change

Join us each month to discuss a new book and work on a related craft. Instructions and supplies will be provided for participants.

Join us at a day-of release party for the newest installment in Sarah J. Maas's A Court of Thorns and Roses world!

Join local comic book artist Gene Ha (best known for his art on Wonder Woman Historia, Top 10, and other superhero comics, as well as his graphic novel Mae) to create your own imaginary Invisible Friend!

By popular demand: Romance Book Club! Join us to discuss contemporary/fantasy/other romance novels. This book club meets the third Saturday of each month. Click the link on our home page or email info@thepilebookstore.com to register!

Meet your fellow book/movie lovers and discuss key differences and similarities between the book and film versions! This book club meets the second Saturday of each month. Head back to our home page or email info@thepilebookstore.com to sign up for the club(s) of your choice.

Bring a book, take a book: join us for our monthly book swap! Grab a beverage and spend some time with your fellow book lovers. Bring a book you’d recommend, and leave with a book (or three) recommended to you!

Join us for a lively discussion on books that have been banned from schools, libraries, and more. This book club meets the first Saturday of each month. Head back to our home page or email info@thepilebookstore.com to sign up for the club(s) of your choice.

Collective Will responds to the inherent limitations of the Our Will Power Project (our-will-power.com), an undertaking of mother and son team Janice and Brandon Will, both disabled in different ways, writing and participating in advocacy from both sides of the caregiving relationship. Our Collective Will can achieve what Our Will Power alone cannot.

Come for a story, stay for the art! Join us for story time and an art project about famous artists. Each session will center around a different artist, and participants will get to create and take home a project in that artist's style.

Craftivism (n): A form of activism that uses craft to create political or social change

Join us each month to discuss a new book and work on a related craft. Instructions and supplies will be provided for participants.

Join us to celebrate the release of two phenomenal romantasy novels, Reaching Rotbottom by Robyn Bachar and Shadows of Smoke by Kris Julian!

Both books are the first in brand new series. Come by to hear these authors in discussion, ask about their works, and purchase their books to have them signed!

By popular demand: Romance Book Club! Join us to discuss contemporary/fantasy/other romance novels. This book club meets the third Saturday of each month. Click the link on our home page or email info@thepilebookstore.com to register!

Bring your TBR list - staff from the Berwyn Public Library and The Pile Bookstore will be sharing some of their book recommendations at a special edition of our popular Books & Brews program, hosted at night at Kinslahger Brewing Company! Share your favorite titles with other readers, find new books, and shop some titles from Berwyn's independent bookstore at this event.

Meet your fellow book/movie lovers and discuss key differences and similarities between the book and film versions! This book club meets the second Saturday of each month. Head back to our home page or email info@thepilebookstore.com to sign up for the club(s) of your choice.

Justice Readers and Leaders is a family-friendly book club where kids and caregivers explore social justice together. Through meaningful stories, group discussions, and hands-on activities, we build empathy, celebrate fairness, and inspire young readers to take positive action in their community.

Join us for a lively discussion on books that have been banned from schools, libraries, and more. This book club meets the first Saturday of each month. Head back to our home page or email info@thepilebookstore.com to sign up for the club(s) of your choice.

Craftivism (n): A form of activism that uses craft to create political or social change

Join us each month to discuss a new book and work on a related craft. Instructions and supplies will be provided for participants.

Calling all readers and introverts! Join us for Silent Book Club at The Local Flour Stand Cafe! Bring your own book and enjoy some quiet reading time alongside others. There is no assigned reading - just a chance to relax, learn about what titles others are enjoying, and meet fellow bookworms in a low-key space.

Come for a story, stay for the art! Join us for story time and an art project about famous artists. Each session will center around a different artist, and participants will get to create and take home a project in that artist's style.

Join us at for summer themed stories, songs, and a fun craft!

By popular demand: Romance Book Club! Join us to discuss contemporary/fantasy/other romance novels. This book club meets the third Saturday of each month. Click the link on our home page or email info@thepilebookstore.com to register!

Meet your fellow book/movie lovers and discuss key differences and similarities between the book and film versions! This book club meets the second Saturday of each month. Head back to our home page or email info@thepilebookstore.com to sign up for the club(s) of your choice.

Join us for a reading and open mic! Writers from the Local Authors Section here at The Pile will read selections of their works, with an open mic to follow. Come to hear readings of original works by talented authors from our neighborhoods, and feel free to step up to the mic yourself!

Special Bonus: All attendees will be entered into a raffle for a Pile Bookstore gift card, courtesy of the event organizer!

Join us for a lively discussion on books that have been banned from schools, libraries, and more. This book club meets the first Saturday of each month. Head back to our home page or email info@thepilebookstore.com to sign up for the club(s) of your choice.

Justice Readers and Leaders is a family-friendly book club where kids and caregivers explore social justice together. Through meaningful stories, group discussions, and hands-on activities, we build empathy, celebrate fairness, and inspire young readers to take positive action in their community.

Come for a story, stay for the art! Join us for story time and an art project about famous artists. Each session will center around a different artist, and participants will get to create and take home a project in that artist's style.

Craftivism (n): A form of activism that uses craft to create political or social change

Join us each month to discuss a new book and work on a related craft. Instructions and supplies will be provided for participants.

Bring your TBR list - staff from the Berwyn Public Library and The Pile Bookstore will be sharing some of their book recommendations at Books & Brews! Share your favorite titles with other readers, find new books, and shop Berwyn's bookstore at this exclusive event.

By popular demand: Romance Book Club! Join us to discuss contemporary/fantasy/other romance novels. This book club meets the third Saturday of each month. Click the link on our home page or email info@thepilebookstore.com to register!