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Bookmarks
Independent nonprofit bookstore in Winston-Salem, pairing coffee with community literacy.
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Independent nonprofit bookstore in Winston-Salem, pairing coffee with community literacy.
Bookmarks is a nonprofit, independent bookstore at 634 W 4th St #110 in Winston-Salem with an attached coffee shop, serving as a welcoming hub for readers and locals. It supports community literacy initiatives, features shelves with reader notes, a calm atmosphere, and a kids area in the back. Patrons praise its strong selection, inviting vibe, and space to browse or study.
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A wide range of new books across genres, with staff picks and community reviews to guide your choices.
Hosting author readings, book clubs, and initiatives that promote literacy and engage local readers.
A dedicated space with children's books and activities, perfect for families and young readers.
Adjacent coffee shop (Footnotes) offering drinks and snacks for a cozy reading or social experience.
Featuring products from local artists and unique gifts alongside our book collection.
Available for private gatherings, literary events, or community meetings in our inviting setting.
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Overall rating
Winston Birria Tracker
Best New books in the Triad. Trendy location with excellent coffee at Footnotes.
Nathan Vey
Cool spot to hang out before the city street music event. Has an adjacent bar and great kids area in the back.
Shawnette Graham
We don't live in the area, but I did a little research and decided this was the spot my daughter and I should go while visiting. Gooooood choice on our end! Great selection, nice set up, calm feel.
JOSEPHINE LOCAL
This is a nonprofit, independent bookstore, and I’m so glad to have stumbled upon it! I took a day trip to explore Winston-Salem and not much was open on Labor Day, but we hit the jackpot when this bookstore and the attached coffee shop were both open. This is one of the neatest bookstores I have ever visited, and my friend who happens to be a teacher felt the same way. I was so excited to take pictures and share with my viewers and I hope that this inspires you to visit and support the literary arts! Happy exploring! Josephine Local Guide
Bryant Thompson
This store is, without reservation, one of the best bookstores I've ever visited. They cater to local clientele and are widely engaged in community literacy initiatives. Many books have short statements attached to the shelf below them explaining why various readers have found them to be so enjoyable. A visit to this store is a must for anyone with a strong passion for reading.
