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Blue Heron Books An independent bookstore is the heart and soul of a community. Blue Heron Books has been proudly serving the community of Uxbridge since 1989.

Tickets are selling fast for this year's Book Drunkard Festival!!If you have your eye on one of our events, book soon be...
10/09/2026

Tickets are selling fast for this year's Book Drunkard Festival!!
If you have your eye on one of our events, book soon before it's too late. Missed out? Never fear! We have a waitlist started for each sold-out event: call us at 905-852-4282 to claim your place!

Please note, any ticket exchanges MUST be done through our store- be wary of people online advertising tickets!

Tickets are selling fast for the 2026 Autumn Book Drunkard Festival!

So if you're considering any of our events, take this as a reminder to book your tickets before it's too late 😬

This year's festival lineup is one of the best we've had- and the ticket sales don't lie!
Tickets are selling fast, and we've had to move to the waitlist for four different events:

🍽️ The Mary Berg Dinner at Urban Pantry (though there are still some tickets left for her talk at the Uxbridge Music Hall!)
📚 Linwood Barclay and Lucy Foley at Wooden Sticks
🖋️ Kathie McIlvride's Calligraphy Workshop (though an author meet-and-greet is in the works 👀)
📚 Terry Fallis and Rod Carley at The Second Wedge Brewery

To join the waitlist for tickets, call the store directly at 905-852-4282

Please note: all ticket exchanges must be done through Blue Heron Books

Head to our website now to check out our full roster of events, and don't forget to book your tickets!

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Thanksgiving Hours! We'll be open regular hours on Saturday, limited hours on Sunday and closed Monday. Stop by this wee...
10/08/2026

Thanksgiving Hours!

We'll be open regular hours on Saturday, limited hours on Sunday and closed Monday.

Stop by this week for your cookbooks, cozy reads, and fun games for the family 🍂📚😊

Ready to be the fun family member this Thanksgiving? Introducing... Fart Bingo 💨This easy to learn game involves filling...
10/07/2026

Ready to be the fun family member this Thanksgiving?
Introducing... Fart Bingo 💨

This easy to learn game involves filling up your bingo card with animals and their farts of all different shapes, sizes and colors!

You can trust us on this one- it's been given the seal of approval from many a Blue Heron Books family member!

Looking for something less... flatulent? There are plenty of other fun (and educational!) bingo games available!

Stop by today to check them out 😊

New Books 🍂📚✨ You can tell it's spooky season- this week's releases feature a fantastic selection of horror and thriller...
10/06/2026

New Books 🍂📚✨

You can tell it's spooky season- this week's releases feature a fantastic selection of horror and thrillers 🔪💀

Plus, reflections of politics, the land, and sovereignty, TWO time travel romances, new Ottolenghi, and a some of the cutest books for younger readers!

Scroll through for what's on our radar, and stop by today to pick up something new 😊

A huge congratulations to all of the authors on the  Giller Prize shortlist!What are you adding to your TBR? Who do you ...
10/05/2026

A huge congratulations to all of the authors on the Giller Prize shortlist!

What are you adding to your TBR? Who do you think will take home the prize???

Happy release week to DODGE CITY by Patrick DeWitt!Patrick DeWitt is the bestselling author of THE LIBRARIANIST, THE SIS...
10/03/2026

Happy release week to DODGE CITY by Patrick DeWitt!

Patrick DeWitt is the bestselling author of THE LIBRARIANIST, THE SISTERS BROTHERS, and FRENCH EXIT (the former two, both Giller prize finalists!).

He continues this trend with DODGE CITY, which is long listed for the Giller prize and, if you ask us, is primed to be a modern classic. It's a rollicking novel about a young man in the 1960s on an amphetamine-fueled cross-country road trip, fleeing the draft for the safe haven of Canada.

"Funny, warm-hearted and beautifully written; we can imagine the Coen brothers immediately turning it into a movie."
-The Times

You can catch Patrick DeWitt at The Book Drunkard Festival on October 26th, where he'll discuss this newest novel with Terry Fallis!

Head to our website today to find out more and grab your tickets 🎟️🎟️🎟️

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📚➡️🎬 ✨🍂Book to screen adaptations are taking over! Whether you're of the "read the book first" camp, or if you like to r...
10/03/2026

📚➡️🎬 ✨🍂

Book to screen adaptations are taking over!

Whether you're of the "read the book first" camp, or if you like to read the book after watching, I think we can all agree... The book is always better 😉

Scroll through to see what we're adding to our watchlist and let us know:
What are you most excited to catch?? What have we missed???

Share your thoughts in the comments ⬇️

Last night's Celebration of the Arts Books and Authors Night!The three interviews were all so unique and yet somehow con...
10/01/2026

Last night's Celebration of the Arts Books and Authors Night!

The three interviews were all so unique and yet somehow connected by a thread of humanity vs. nature.

Ted did a lovely job interviewing and, at the end, asked each author what book they were reading or would recommend.

Kelly Anderson chose Under Story, by Chloe Benjamin

Anita Rau Badami chose My Garden (Book) by Jamaica Kincaid

Wayne Johnston chose Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human, by Harold Bloom

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us, and to our fantastic group of authors!

Every Child Matters 🧡September 30th is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day.Est...
09/30/2026

Every Child Matters 🧡

September 30th is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day.

Established to honour Residential School Survivors, their families, and those who never returned home, it serves as a powerful reminder of the lasting impacts of the Residential School system.

Canadians wear orange today, inspired by the story of Phillis Webstad who had her orange shirt taken away on her first day at Indian residential school. The orange shirt has become a symbol of hope, reconciliation, and commitment to a better future.

One of the recommendations from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission was education. There are so many fantastic books on reconciliation and the history of the residential school system, including a few by Phyllis herself!

Take some time today to reflect, and if you want to learn more about the residential school system and it's impacts, we have many books on the subject.

A fantastic day launching FAMILY ROOMS by Dr Jennifer Wilson and Dr Carlye Jensen this past Sunday 🥰 The community came ...
09/29/2026

A fantastic day launching FAMILY ROOMS by Dr Jennifer Wilson and Dr Carlye Jensen this past Sunday 🥰

The community came out in full support!
From local politicians to the medical community, even the brother of one of the patients mentioned in the book, we were so happy to be part of this day celebrating the work of two wonderful people!

FAMILY ROOMS recounts the dramatic, comic, and quietly devastating moments from decades of practice in their community and beyond, inviting readers into the spaces where care happens.

A portion of the authors’ proceeds will be donated to the Uxbridge Hospital Foundation in support of the new Uxbridge Hospital.

Signed copies of FAMILY ROOMS are available at Blue Heron Books ✨📚

Jennifer Wilson and Carlye Jensen Jennifer Wilson Carlye Jensen

Address

62 Brock Street W
Uxbridge, ON
L9P1N1

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 6pm
Tuesday 11am - 6pm
Wednesday 11am - 6pm
Thursday 11am - 6pm
Friday 11am - 7pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday 11am - 4pm

Telephone

+19058524282

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