LWVA Book Sale 2025
It’s time to save your books and think about helping with culling, sorting and curating! We’ve been complimented on how organized our books were!
The Place: Fort River Elementary School Gym, 70 S. East St. Yes, despite the construction of the new school, we will be back at Fort River!
Important Collection and Sorting Dates:
Collection begins on Saturday, July 5, and continues, seven days a week, through Tuesday, July 15.
Hours: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Evening sessions, 6:30-8:30 p.m. on Tuesdays July 8 & 15 and Thursdays, July 10 &17.
Volunteers wanted for culling, sorting, and curating (organizing the categories into sub-categories.) The head cashiers will be looking for cashiers and shelvers to work during the Sales.
Volunteers: no need to register in advance: just come to the Fort River Elementary School Gym! No need to commit to a day or time—just work when you can, as long as you can.
All book-lovers welcome!
Dropping off books?: No more than five boxes a day, please, unless you have checked in advance with the chair (Susan Millinger). Please no moldy or tattered books, no magazines or textbooks or popular self-help books.
Sale Dates:
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, July 25-27
Saturday and Sunday, August 2 and 3.
Hours: Friday 25, 10 a.m-6 p.m.; other sale days 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Remainder Day, Monday, August 4, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. All books must go!
Hands Off! April 5th
Thanks to everyone who came out. We won't stop! We won't stay silent!
LWVA goes to Boston! We joined 100,000 of our citizens to say Hands Off our democracy. See you on the 19th at another protest near you!
LWVA showed up!
Even the dogs came out!
100,000 people in Boston!
March 4th call to protest answered by Amherst Community.
We Protest!
Hundreds of protestors came to stand against the recent government cuts and alarming policy changes. Representative Mindy Domb on the bullhorn, and some town council members in attendance. Organized by the Amherst League's Cynthia Brubaker on behalf of LWVA. Amherst came out strong to state loud and clear: We protest. We will not stay silent while democracy is dismantled. And we can organize!
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