2023-06-25 09:00:00
“It’s really good to have a bookstore now at Cap 3,000.” On the shelves of La bookstore du Cap, which opened Friday, June 23, Alison already holds several books in her hands. “That’s it, I chose”she smiles.
Like many regulars of the shopping center of Saint-Laurent-du-Var, she is delighted with the arrival of a small place of culture. Customers were sorely lacking one since the Panorama du livre closed in 2009.
450m2 of sales area and more than 20,000 references. The shop is managed by Laurent Parez, director of the two Last Rempart bookstores in Antibes. Méline is director of the Laurentian site.
She describes: “It’s a generalist bookstore, but called ‘Canal BD’, with a big emphasis on comics, manga and youth.” Located on the 2nd floor, between La tête dans les Nuages and La Grande Récré, the bookstore has found its ideal location.
An event scheduled for Sunday, June 25
Cape Town Bookstore is planning a bunch of events. And it starts this Sunday. “From 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., we organize the Comic Strip Terraces“, announces Méline. “We have invited comic book author Frédéric Thébault, who invites all the artists they want. There will be 15 in all, including Kid Toussaint.”
A giant book posted in the middle of the shop will serve as a projection screen for all visiting authors. “We would also like to develop our own literary prize”shares Méline.
>> The Cape bookstore will be open between 10 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. (summer hours). You can order and reserve books in store by calling 04.93.07.89.54.
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