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Book clubs in Chattanooga

Connect with fellow bookworms and discuss stories around Chattanooga by joining these different book clubs.

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Sip on cocktails crafted by Rosecomb Bar while discussing the book of the month with the folks at The Book & Cover.

Whether you’re an avid reader, or just trying to find the motivation to pick a book back up, you’ll want to bookmark this — we’ve put together a list of a few local book clubs to check out.

The Book & Cover | 1310 Hanover St. | 7 p.m. | With an offering of 10 different book clubs each month, including a Cocktail Book Club in partnership with The Rosecomb (meets at 6:30 p.m.), there’s a genre for everyone — check out these quick facts before signing up.

Walnut Book Club | 40 Frazier Ave. | 7 p.m. | Hosted by the staff at Winder Binder, this 20-person book club meets on the first Thursday of every month to discuss the book chosen. Find out how to participate. Note: These meetings are B.Y.O.C. (bring your own chair).

Eastgate Readers Chatt | 5705 Marlin Rd. | 2-4:30 p.m. | Discuss the Eastgate Library’s staff picks of the best books of 2022 once a month on a Saturday afternoon.

Book Chatt Connection | 1001 Broad St. | 10:30-11:30 a.m. | Enjoy a more relaxed style of a book club every second + fourth Wednesday of each month — these meetings discuss broader topics centered around books instead of picking a book to read.

Chattanooga Boozy Bookworms | Various locations + times | This monthly book club is open to women “from all backgrounds” who enjoy discussing books over a cocktail and their daily life. Note: Joining is free, but folks must request first and pay event fees ($3 per event) to offset the cost of using the Meetup platform.

Chattanooga Newcomers Club | 10 a.m. | Members meet on the first Wednesday of each month to discuss both fiction + non-fiction works.

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