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Locations. The Used Book Buying hours: Powell's City of Books: fri, sat, sun only from 10am-5pm. Powell's on Hawthorne: fri, sat, sun only from 10am-5pm. Powell's at Cedar Hills Crossing: fri, sat, sun only from 10am-5pm.
- Powell's Books at Cedar Hills Crossing
POWELL'S BOOKS AT CEDAR HILLS CROSSING. 3415 sw cedar hills...
- Powell's City of Books
Used book buying hours are fri, sat, sun only: 10am – 5pm....
- Powell's Books on Hawthorne
POWELL'S BOOKS ON HAWTHORNE. 3723 se hawthorne blvd /...
- Powell's Books at PDX
Powell's Books at PDX is a full-service bookstore located in...
- Powell's Books at Cedar Hills Crossing
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Used book buying hours are fri, sat, sun only: 10am – 5pm. Before visiting us in-store, please read about how the program has changed . Free store pickup is available inside our Couch St. and 11th Ave. entrance.
POWELL'S BOOKS ON HAWTHORNE. 3723 se hawthorne blvd / portland, or 97214 (map/directions) 800-878-7323. store hours: daily: 10am – 9pm
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Bibliophiles and the book-curious alike will find common ground in the Rare Book Room, a moody yet dapper space filled with a stunning assortment of autographed first editions, out-of-print pulp novels, exquisite full-color art books and other collectible volumes. Home to several thousand of the store’s most valuable works, it is also the resting p...
Dozens, if not hundreds, of titles by Portland authors are tucked in among the expansive selection of books at Powell’s Books. While you are certain to find numerous new and used works by some of my favorite legendary Portland authors like Ursula K. Le Guin (Gold Room) and Mitchell S. Jackson (Blue Room), I urge you not to overlook the small press ...
In the cozy Southwest corner of the store, you’ll find Guilder Cafe, accessible only through the Gold Room. This light-filled coffee shop serves their own brand, Junior’s Roasted Coffee, and is decorated with nods to The Princess Bride, both the novel and film adaptation — including a gorgeous custom wallpaper created in collaboration with local ar...
If buying books aren’t gift enough, there are hundreds of unique knick-knacks and artisan-made wares to zhuzh up any present. From galactic wrapping to Pendleton journals and sun print kits to handmade “bee hotels,” the possibilities are endless. While the Orange Room is advertised as the main area for gifts, thoughtful end trinket caps are curated...
The power of books and community is on display most nights at the Basil Hallward Gallery in the Pearl Room. Dozens of acclaimed writers, artists and thinkers visit monthly to read excerpts and discuss their latest works. Visitors can check the online calendarfor upcoming events across all Powell’s Books locations. Kids’ Storytime is a standing affa...
- 1005 West Burnside Street, Portland, 97209, Oregon
POWELL’S CITY OF BOOKS - Updated July 2024 - 3805 Photos & 4713 Reviews - 1005 W Burnside St, Portland, Oregon - Bookstores - Phone Number - Yelp. Powell's City of Books. 4.8 (4,713 reviews) Claimed. $$ Bookstores, Gift Shops, Used Bookstore. Closed10:00 AM - 9:00 PM.
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Powell's Books on Hawthorne. 4.4 (201 reviews) Claimed. $$ Bookstores, Newspapers & Magazines, Used Bookstore. Open 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM. See hours. See all 170 photos. Add photo.
- 3723 SE Hawthorne Blvd Portland, OR 97214
Powell's City of Books is an iconic bookstore located in the heart of Portland, Oregon. Known for its extensive collection, it's a veritable mecca for readers and writers alike, providing an eclectic mix of new and used books that span every imaginable genre.
