Bookshop Update

At the Glens of Antrim Historical Society office in Cushendall we now have a unique selection of books with a special local focus. The attractive range of publications on sale includes stories of life and events in the Glens in times gone by, histories of sporting clubs, Townland and place names and celebrations of the landscape by artists and poets. 

                                                            

We have also recently stocked up on children’s books available in English and Irish, priced at £5.00, they will make excellent stocking-fillers !

 

If you are searching for a gift for someone with roots in, or a love of, our area or simply interested in something for yourself there is a good chance you will find it here.

As well as new hardbacks and paperbacks and copies of (almost) all recent editions of the Historical Society’s own annual journal, The Glynns, this mini-bookshop offers a fascinating range of second-hand volumes in excellent condition, some of which are eminently collectable.

                           

 

If you are searching for a present for someone with roots in, or a love of, our area or simply interested in something for yourself there is a good chance you will find it here.

Alongside the books, the shop also stocks a small selection of Denise McAuley’s distinctive Moneyvart pottery and artist Rosalind Fair’s handmade cards. 

If you are still short of ideas, or if you like to give a different kind of gift altogether, why not consider offering membership of the Glens of Antrim Historical Society.

 

As existing members will know, the fee of £15 buys admission to the remaining events in the Society’s annual lecture series, with four talks from January to April 2024 – on subjects ranging from digital film archives to the history of buildings from Belfast to Ballycastle. 

So whether it’s for a membership card, a Curfew Tower mug, a fascinating book or an evocative image, make sure to include us in your shopping plans.  Why not drop in for a visit or a browse if you are passing – our opening hours are: Monday – Saturday 10:00am- 1:00pm – everyone welcome.

For those planning ahead, we extend a special invitation to The Heart of The Glens Festival’s Christmas event on Friday 6th December starting at 2:00pm when the Glens of Antrim Historical Society office will be open from 2:00pm – 5:00pm for the Christmas Light Switch On and Christmas Market.

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