Posts Filed Under: Glad Day Bookshop

Photoist: Drag Queens Read to Children at Glad Day

Glad Day Bookshop on Church Street celebrates Family Day.

By Andrea Houston Feb. 20th, 4:55 pm

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Why the Church-Wellesley Village—and Toronto—Needed the New Glad Day Bookshop

The new, accessible Church Street location of the bookshop is a place for everyone in the queer community to find belonging.

By Jeremy Willard Feb. 9th, 10:00 am

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Why is Toronto’s Oldest Bookstore Leaving Yonge Street?

Glad Day Bookshop is betting on the Village to survive.

By Lisa Cumming Jun. 9th, 1:05 pm

Hundreds of Books Donated For LGBTQ Youth Shelter Library

The library will provide queer youth with literature by a diverse range of authors.

By Erica Lenti Jan. 29th, 3:00 pm

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Beyond Words: Toronto Grows Its Own LGBTQ Literary Festival

The Naked Heart literary festival gives voice to the queer community in Toronto and beyond.

By Samira Mohyeddin Oct. 19th, 3:00 pm

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2014 Villain: Death of Toronto Bookstores

Nominated for: taking away many of our favourite places, and proving that convenience beats character and charm.

By Mark Mann • Illustration by Brian McLachlanDec. 23rd, 12:45 pm

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A Glad Day for Glad Day Bookshop

In a rare bit of good news for independent bookstores, money-troubled LGBTQ landmark Glad Day Bookshop has found a group of loyal buyers from the community.

By Carly Maga Feb. 8th, 6:00 pm