Echo Park Library summer book sale
Flickr photo via Nickels_Photography
Echo Park Library Community Group (EPLCOG) is having its Summer Library Book Sale!
Saturday July 31, 2010 from 12:00 noon – 4:00 pm
Complimentary Coffee & Donuts
Average book costs are .25 -.50 cents
Specialty books under $5.00
Located in the Echo Park Library Community Room, 1410 West Temple Street
Donations welcome, drop off at the Echo Park Library
For more info contact Lisa Palombi (213) 250-7808 or Lisa Baca (323) 660-7234, bacasigala@earthlink.net
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