Barnes & Noble Union Square

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Time Out says

Wed Mar 28 2012

Many an author touches down at Barnes & Noble's citywide branches, and the Union Square flagship offers an especially varied schedule. Keep an eye open for its "Upstairs at the Square" series, which pairs notable writers and musicians for a well-rounded cultural evening.

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Venue location

Address:
Barnes & Noble Union Square 33 E 17th St
Gramercy & Flatiron
New York

Cross Street:
between Broadway and Park Ave South
Phone:
212-253-0810
Website:
bn.com
Opening hours:
Daily 10am–10pm
Transport:
Subway: L, N, Q, R, 4, 5, 6 to 14th St–Union Sq
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1. Barnes & Noble Union Square
  - 33 E 17th St
    Gramercy & Flatiron
    New York
  - 212-253-0810
  - bn.com
  - 40.736854,-73.989711

Categories:
Shopping. Books & comics. Kids. Books. Toys & games. Gifts & stationery. Music & entertainment. Books. Food & Drink
Facilities:
Kids facilities. Changing tables. Stroller-friendly. Internet access. Wi-fi (free). Eating & drinking facilities. On-site dining. Accessible facilities. Wheelchair access
Good for:
Big name talent. Dating. Pickup scene. Feed your brain. Local talent. Mood. Escapism. Kids. Hands-on for kids. Play with other kids. Quiet time

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Khaled Hosseini

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