Welcome to the Tree House Bookshop
The Tree House Bookshop is a second-hand bookshop and live music venue in Kenilworth, Warwickshire. We take donations of books (we don't buy books) and we give our profits to charity.
Read. Recycle. Rediscover.
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Latest News
Closed on Sundays for a while
Sadly my colleague Tom has had an unexpected operation and will be out of action for a while - not sure how long yet. Tom usually mans the shop on two days a week. So we will close on Sundays for the next few weeks - not yet sure how long for. Apologies for any inconvenience to those who are used to us opening on Sundays. But mainly, get well Tom!
Patreon
I am now on Patreon - come and join me if you want some art talks, book reviews, maybe other things - I am just starting so will see how it develops, but at the moment you can receive a recorded art talk each month plus some posts about what I'm reading and other bookish stuff.
Shop
I am currently updating what is available in our online shop, there will be items there soon!
Upcoming Events at Tree House Bookshop
Shop
Coming soon!
everything in THE SHOP >
How we help charities
We are a limited company, but give our profits to charity. We support three charities, one local, one national, one international:
Radio Abbey
Our local community radio station, run from the Kenilworth Centre. Victoria, who runs the Tree House, is also a presenter on Radio Abbey.
Help Musicians UK
We did what we could to support musicians through the covid-19 pandemic, and continue to do so as they rebuild their live gig careers. Help Musicians UK does great work to support musicians in many different ways.
Ellis Park, Sumatra
A new venture giving a permanent home to animals who have been so badly mistreated that they cannot be released into the wild. Named for our patron, musician Warren Ellis, who bought the land for the park and is one of the founders of this amazing place.
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