Events
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Opening Day!
Heron Books 7a Regent Street, Bristol, United KingdomOur first full day of trading - please come, say hello, and buy a book!
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Fiction Book Group
The Lansdown 8 Clifton Road, Bristol, United KingdomJanuary's book: Trumpet by Jackie Kay. Our fiction book group will run on the last Wednesday of every month. The cost is £11 per month, which includes the cost of each month's book. Please contact read@heronbooks.mom if you are interested in joining us.
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Late Opening: Art Night
Heron Books 7a Regent Street, Bristol, United KingdomOn Thursday 26th January we will be open until 8pm in conjunction with the opening of a new exhibition at Hidden Gallery, our neighbours in the Arcade. Come along to browse our selection of art and photography books alongside works by Tracey Emin, Roy Lichtenstein, Bridget Riley and many others.
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Non-fiction Book Group
The Lansdown 8 Clifton Road, Bristol, United KingdomJanuary's book: Free by Lea Ypi. Our non-fiction book group will run on one Monday a month - usually the third Monday, but this may vary. The cost is £11 per month, which includes the cost of each month's book. If you already own that month's book, we will provide a substitute. Please contact read@heronbooks.mom if you are interested in joining us.
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Treated Like Animals: Launch
Heron Books 7a Regent Street, Bristol, United KingdomJoin us as author, veterinarian and naturalist Alick Simmons introduces his new book Treated Like Animals and explains why the issue of animal welfare should concern us all. Alick will give a short talk on the modern challenges, both legal and ethical, that present themselves in looking after animals in our homes, on our farms and in the wild, as well as on the solutions that might be found. Afterwards, Alick will be available for questions, conversation and to sign your copy of his book. --- Alick Simmons is a veterinarian and a naturalist. After a 35-year public service career controlling epidemic diseases of livestock, culminating in eight years as the UK's Deputy Chief Veterinary Officer, in 2015 he began conservation volunteering. He is chair of the Zoological Society of London's Ethics Committee for Animal Research and sits as an independent member of ethics committees for both the RSPB and National Trust. He is former chair of the Universities Federation for Animal Welfare and the Humane Slaughter Association.