
With a peek at April!
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With a peek at April!

Emily (a librarian!) is our host. Meet in the Language, Literature, and History section — first floor, left wing as you enter, straight back.
Parking. There’s metered parking all around. Street parking is free after 6. The nearest lot is at Iolani Palace (metered, free after 6), which is also secure, because the palace locks the gate at 6. If you wish to leave before the library closes at 7, just let a security guard know and they’ll open the gate for you.
We’ll spend the first half hour chatting and taking voluntary photos. Then we’ll read for an hour, and then call it a night, or chat a little more. The library closes at 7.

This weekend Silent Book Club HQ is hosting a reading retreat in Honolulu, with participants from across the country, and Honolulu Silent Book Club is hanging with the book-loving visitors.
The Bookstore & Curiosity crawl begins at 4:00 at the Tin Can Mailman.
The readup begins at 6:00 at Skull & Crown Trading Co., a fantastic tiki bar on Hotel Street.
Join us for part or all!

Treasure map:
Tin Can Mailman
Roberta Oaks Hawaii
Hound & Quail
Native Books at Arts & Letters
Skull-Face Books & Vinyl
Downtown Art Center
Skull & Crown Trading Co.
If you’re joining us mid-crawl, text Mitchell at 830-255-7423 so we can tell you where we are!
If you’re joining us at Skull & Crown, bring something to read, although I wonder how much we’ll actually read. 🙂

More bookish nonsense Wednesday night at Proof Social Club!
6 to whenever where Fort St. Mall meets Chaplain Lane.
Bring something to read, or find something cool to take home in the little free library. We’ll also have a book exchange table: drop a couple or take a couple!
Delicious menu by Pasta Boys!
Cocktails, mocktails, and brews!
There’s no program. Just show up and read. Or chat with other book dragons.
We can’t wait to read/drink/chat/eat with you!
Text Mitchell at 830-255-7423 if you’d like a ride home or someone to walk with you to your car or bus stop.

Monday! Honolulu SIlent Book Club returns to The Boba Room!
Leeward bookdragons, you have no excuse!
Our host and performer is 2025 Hoku Award finalist Noah Hull.
12 to 2 are for reading and boba.
2 to 4 will feature Noah on piano. And boba.
Come for part of it or come for all of it, and dive into a bathtub-sized bubble tea. The espresso drinks are also quite good. I had a lovely Americano last month.
We have new stickers from @miyoartdesign so make sure you get one to put somewhere conspicuous!
We can’t wait to read with you!
Thursday night your Honolulu Silent Book Club rides again!

Kahala Mall. In front of the Whole Foods Market. Look for two hippos perched atop a book on the big round table if it’s not raining. Nearby (possibly at the tables under the eaves) if it is raining, BUT I DARE IT TO RAIN!
Although there are lots of food and drink options, there’s no pressure to spend money. Lots of free parking. Decent bathrooms.
We’ll have a book exchange table (if no rain). Bring a few or take a few or whatever. We don’t have rules.
Bring something to read! Physical books, ebooks, audiobooks, or even textbooks!
It can get a little noisy, so bring noise-canceling ear things if that bothers you. Baron donated foam earplugs, which I’ll bring if I can find them.
We’ll say hi and chat for a while at 6, then take a voluntary group photo (someone remind Mitchell to do the group book photo this time). Then we’ll read quietly for an hour. At 7:30, stick around and chat, keep reading, or call it a night!
Can’t. Wait. To. Read. With you!

THIS EVENT IS CANCELED BECAUSE OF YUCKY WEATHER! Please stay safe and dry, and read something UNSAFE and as wet as you like!
See you at Kahala Mall Thursday night!
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Saturday February 7! 3 to 5 pm!
Kawaikui Beach Park is on the far edge of Aina Haina going east, practically the last thing before Niu Valley. It has free parking, shady trees, and a (public park) restroom.
If the parking is full, maybe wait a few minutes to see if anyone leaves, and if not, the closest neighborhood parking is on Kirkwood, which is about a 7- to 10-minute walk from the beach park.
Gina is hosting! Look for her in a shady spot on the Waimanalo side of the park (the left side as you’re facing the ocean)!
Bring snacks and drinks if you want. Bring a chair or beach towel and perhaps some sunscreen. Bring your physical books, ebooks, audio books, textbooks, comic books, or whatever!
We’ll chat a little, take a voluntary group photo, then read for about an hour, and then chat a little more. Socializing is totally optional, of course! Please add your name to our email list (if you’re not on it).
The weather is supposed to be yucky. Please keep an eye on any of our channels (including this one) for a cancelation announcement if it’s too wet!

More info coming, but here are the basics.

Thursday! The Hawaii State Library in Honolulu’s lovely Capitol District provides the moment post-January quietude we need.
Honolulu Silent Book Club meets in the state library’s Language, Literature, and History section — it’s on the first floor’s left wing as you enter, and straight back.
Emily the Librarian is our host!
Bring something to read or come a little early and find something in the stacks.
Library closes at 7, so we’ll wrap up shortly before then.
Say hi and chat (optionally). Read for an hour. Stick around and chat some more (if you want!).
There’s metered street parking all around (free after 6), or DM us if you want a tip on free parking nearby. See you there!

Meet in the state library’s Language, Literature, and History section — it’s on the first floor’s left wing as you enter, and straight back.
Emily the Librarian is our host!
You’d better bring something to read. We don’t know WHAT you’ll do if you show up at the library bookless!
There’s metered parking all around. Street parking is free after 6, so you’ll pay for an hour at most. DM if you want some inside info on free parking.
Library closes at 7, so we’ll wrap up shortly before then.
Say hi and chat (optionally). Read for an hour. Stick around and chat (optionally) some more.
If you’re socially challenged (like @scrivener), just remember the magic words: What are you reading? How is it?