Taproot Edmonton Logo
In-person Arts & Culture

Audreys Classics Book Club

Monday, April 14, 2025
7:00pm to 8:30pm

Audreys Books
books book clubs
Free
More Information
Organized by: Audreys Books
April
14

Audreys Classics Book Club is a free monthly gathering for a guided discussion about a classic literary title. Unlike our regular Book Club, the Classics Club takes a more in-depth look at a single title over several months.

Middlemarch

Fashion, gossip, election reform, jewelry, vocations, romance, horseback riding, intrigue. Middlemarch has it all. George Eliot's classic novel has a complex web of interweaving plot lines; some of the best descriptions of people, places and society that you'll find anywhere, and 800 to 900-odd pages depending on your edition. It's also funny (so funny), warm and widely lauded as the best novel to read to recover faith in humanity.

The book was originally published in 8 installments during 1871 - 1872. Our book club will follow the original installments, covering one per month for 8 months, January to August 2025. Classics Book Club will be on the second Monday evening of each month.

Audreys Books

10702 Jasper Avenue
Edmonton, AB, T5J 3J5

Related events

Loading events...

Food For Thought: A Culinary Book Club
Oct. 11

Food For Thought: A Culinary Book Club

Sunday, Oct. 11

Starts at 10:30am

Edmonton Public Library (Stanley A. Milner)

Indulge in your passion for literature and cuisine at a unique book club where we combine the love of reading with the love of food!

Jeremy Appel 'Dark Phoenix' Book Launch
Oct. 13

Jeremy Appel 'Dark Phoenix' Book Launch

Tuesday, Oct. 13

Starts at 7:00pm

The Aviary

Hard copy of the book is included in the ticket price.

Book Launch with Dr. Anne Aspler
Oct. 13

Book Launch with Dr. Anne Aspler

Tuesday, Oct. 13

Starts at 7:00pm

Audreys Books

The launch of Dr. Anne Aspler's memoir, Rise After Silence, with Edmonton emergency physician, advocate, and public educator Dr. Shazma Mithani.

LitFest

LitFest

Oct. 14 to Oct. 18

LitFest is a festival where writers share true stories.

LitFest 2026 Opening Night Event and Reception
Oct. 14

LitFest 2026 Opening Night Event and Reception

Wednesday, Oct. 14

Starts at 7:00pm

Citadel Theatre

Canada's original nonfiction festival opens with a reception featuring Trina Moyles in conversation with Conor Kerr about her newest work, Black Bear: ...

On Treason
Oct. 15

On Treason

Thursday, Oct. 15

Starts at 5:00pm

Citadel Theatre

Patrick Lennox will speak to Taproot's Karen Unland about On Treason, the extraordinary tale of how Alberta has come to have a referendum vote on the p...

More events