Name: Monthly Book Club at the Food Hall
Start: 2026-05-28T18:00:00-04:00
Location: 400 Erie Street East, Windsor, ON, Canada, Ontario N9A 3X4

If your idea of travel includes getting lost in a great book, discovering new cultures, and sipping something delicious along the way—this is your kind of night.
Join us for The Literary Passport Series, a monthly Book Club hosted by Biblioasis Book Shop at WindsorEats Food Hall.
📅 Thursday, May 28
⏰ 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
📍 WindsorEats Food Hall, 400 Erie St E
🎟️ Free to attend
This Month’s Destination: South Korea
The Vegetarian by Han Kang follows Yeong-hye, a seemingly ordinary woman in South Korea whose decision to stop eating meat after a series of disturbing dreams begins to unravel her relationships, identity, and place within her rigid family and society. Told through the perspectives of those around her, the novel explores themes of control, violence, desire, and the struggle for autonomy in deeply unsettling and poetic ways.
How It Works:
• Pick up your book at Biblioasis and receive 15% off
• Arrive and receive your Literary Passport
• Collect a stamp each month you attend
• Collect all 5 stamps and be entered in a draw to win a $25 gift card for WindsorEats
Sip the Story
Enjoy a feature cocktail inspired by South Korea, crafted to reflect the country’s flavours and culture—because every great story deserves a great drink.
What to Expect:
• A curated playlist inspired by South Korea
• A relaxed, welcoming atmosphere
• Thoughtful (but low-pressure) discussion
• A chance to meet fellow readers and connect
Bonus: It’s Happy Hour!
Book club runs during Happy Hour, so you can sip on drink specials while you chat, reflect, or simply take in the vibe.
No pressure. No pretension. Just great books, good drinks, and even better conversation.
Grab your first stamp and start your journey around the world—one book at a time.
Upcoming Book Clubs:
May 28 (South Korea) – The Vegetarian by Han Kang
June 25 (Sudan) – A Mouth Full of Salt Reem Gafaar
July 30 (West Timor) – People from Oetimu by Felix Nesi
August 27 (Italy) – My Brilliant Friend by Elena Ferrante