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Surbo15: SurboYarns - Mad Hatter's Tea Party
8 years 36 weeks ago

On 'Saturday 12th September at St Marks' Church, Regency Bookshop will be holding a 'Mad Hatter's Tea Party' for parents and small children, celebrating 150 years since the book was first written.

There will be food, fun and frivolity with story-tellers and performers. You'll see your favourite characters from the book and there will be lots to celebrate. Watch this space for more information soon.

Author Storytime with Zehra Hicks
8 years 46 weeks ago

As part of our Independent Booksellers Week 2015 celebrations, Regency Bookshop is delighted to host AUTHOR STORYTIME with children's author and illustrator Zehra Hicks.

Come along to a storytime and crafts puppet-making session at YMCA Surbiton on Saturday 20th June - perfect for 3-6 year olds.

Tickets £5 admit 1 adult & 1 child. Ticket cost redeemable against book purhcase.

Please book tickets in advance at Regency Bookshop, 45 Victoria Road, Surbiton KT6 4JL Tel: 020 8399 2188

Venue: YMCA Surbiton, 49 Victoria Road, Surbiton, Surrey KT6 4NG

SESSION 1 9.30am-10.30am

Surbiton bookseller named independent bookshop of the year
9 years 5 weeks ago

Surbiton’s Regency Bookshop has been named independent bookshop of the year by The Bookseller.

Sex, Scandal & Society - Life in Georgian England author talk
10 years 9 weeks ago

Popular authors of historical fiction Emma Darwin, Imogen Robertson and Sophia Tobin will be discussing writing about the Georgian period, and reading from their books. There will be the chance to purchase signed copies of the authors' books at the event, courtesy of The Regency Bookshop, Surbiton.

Costs: £2

Thieves steal iPad and cashbox from Surbiton shops
11 years 5 days ago

Shoplifters stole a cashbox containing £150 and an iPad from two shops in Surbiton.

Meet the Author and Late Night Shopping Evening with wine and mince pies
11 years 23 weeks ago

We are hosting an informal Meet the Author Evening at the Regency Bookshop on Tuesday 20th November from 6.30pm.

We will have not just one author, but five authors here to chat about their books!

As well as this wonderful opportunity to "talk booky things", we will have wine and mince pies and perhaps a little Christmas music.

This will be a late night shopping evening at the Regency until approx. 8.30pm. However, if there are queues down the high street, we will stay open!

The evening will be celebrated with an extra special discount on all things bought on the night.

Regency Bookshop hosts Peter Rabbit 110th Birthday Party!
11 years 45 weeks ago

This year is the 110th Anniversary of the first ever publication of Peter Rabbit.

Regency Bookshop hosts Meet the Author Evening with Barbara Nadel & Nicola Upson
11 years 45 weeks ago

We are pleased to announce our next Meet the Author Evening is set for Tuesday 10th July.

Regency Bookshop hosts Meet the Author Evening
11 years 45 weeks ago

Come along to our Meet the Author Evening on Tuesday 10th July at Glenmore House.

Hope with Eating Disorders Book Launch
12 years 2 weeks ago

Today at 4:30 at The Regency Bookshop on surbiton High Street local author and counsellor Lynn crilly will be holding a small book launch to acknowledge the fact the book is officially available. With Lynn will be one of the books many well-known contributors Mr Bobby Davro.

Meet the Author: PRUE LEITH
12 years 6 weeks ago

Regency Bookshop, Surbiton is hosting a Meet the Author Evening with Prue Leith on Thursday 15th March

Regency Bookshop Surbiton - Felix Riley
12 years 39 weeks ago

I gave a talk last Sunday at the very nice L'Esperance in Surbiton. The talk was organised by the terrific Regency Bookshop, also in Surbiton (45 Victoria Street - check it out!). The staff there are as friendly as they ...

Regency Bookshop — a real gem
14 years 51 weeks ago

Not many small towns can boast their own independent bookshop these days. But in Surbiton we're lucky to have The Regency Bookshop on Victoria Road. OK, it can't compete with the likes of Borders or Waterstones in terms of stock, but the owners are extremely friendly and knowledgeable and can order most books for next day collection. Many's the time I've spent the odd hour browsing the shelves only to find just the book I was looking for; sometimes less is more. I have no connection with the shop what's so ever, but I'd urge locals to use the shop as much as possible.