A heartfelt farewell to Barnes & Noble in Spartanburg, celebrating 28 years of community engagement.
The beloved Barnes & Noble store in Spartanburg, located at 1489 W.O. Ezell Boulevard, is set to close its doors on January 19, 2025, after a 28-year journey in the community. In a heartfelt announcement, the store expressed gratitude for the support from locals and is exploring new location options. A closing sale is currently underway, offering discounts on books and toys, while alternative local bookshops await to carry the literary torch.
Hey, book lovers of Spartanburg! It looks like the beloved Barnes & Noble store at 1489 W.O. Ezell Boulevard is preparing to close its doors for the last time. Yes, that’s right, the cozy nook where many spent hours flipping through pages and sipping coffee will officially shut down on January 19, 2025. This news comes following the expiration of the store’s lease, leaving fans of this local hotspot feeling a bit nostalgic.
In a recent post on Instagram, Barnes & Noble let its loyal customers know about the upcoming closure while shining a spotlight on the amazing 28-year journey they’ve shared with the community. The store has been a cherished part of the shopping center ever since it opened its doors back in 1996. Think about all the stories that have been discovered and the friendships that have blossomed in those aisles!
While it’s certainly a bittersweet moment for many, the bookstore is busy on the lookout for a new location within Spartanburg. So, fret not! There’s the possibility that Naruto fans, mystery readers, and the next great novel enthusiasts might not have to wait too long for a new Barnes & Noble to come to town.
In the meantime, if you’re looking to grab some fantastic deals, now is the time! The Spartanburg store is rolling out an enticing closing sale, featuring 40% off books and an incredible 50% off toys (certain exceptions apply). This is perfect for snagging some last-minute gifts or treating yourself to that bestselling novel you’ve been eyeing.
While everyone is excited about the closing deals, it’s essential to remember that Spartanburg is rich with local charm and offers several interesting alternatives to satisfy your reading cravings. If you’re looking for something new, check out Hub City Bookshop located at 186 W. Main St.. This unique gem specializes in Southern literature and has made waves, even receiving recognition from publications like Southern Living and the Southern Independent Booksellers Alliance.
If used books are more your style, then head over to Pages on Pine at 2355 S. Pine St.. As part of the Spartanburg County Public Libraries system, this shop is known for its affordable selection, with prices starting at just $1 for paperbacks and $2 for hardbacks. What a steal!
If you find yourself missing the friendly atmosphere of Barnes & Noble, remember that there are also two locations in Greenville and two more in Asheville that you can visit. These stores might help fill the gap until a potential new location opens up in Spartanburg.
As we prepare to say goodbye to our Spartanburg Barnes & Noble, let’s take a moment to appreciate the role this store has played in bringing people together. From book clubs to author signings and community events, there are likely many memories tied to those shelves. So, grab your friends and family, head over for one last visit, and make some final memories before the lights go out for good!
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