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Librairie L'Euguelionne

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About this venue

A non-profit feminist and queer solidarity cooperative near Beaudry metro, combining a specialist bilingual bookstore with a community space. Its shelves centre women, LGBTQIA2S+, Indigenous, anti-racist and anti-colonial voices across new and used books, zines and printed art.

Practical details

Address: 1426 Rue Beaudry, Montreal, QC H2L 3E5, Canada

Hours: Tuesday, Thursday-Saturday 10:30-18:30; Wednesday 12:00-18:30; Sunday-Monday closed.

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What you’ll find

French- and English-language fiction, poetry, essays, graphic novels and children's books by women and LGBTQIA2S+ writers, plus feminist, lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, intersex, asexual, agender, Two-Spirit, anti-racist and anti-colonial work. Also expect used books, zines and locally printed art, with specialist book

Best time to browse

Tuesday or Thursday morning gives the longest calm browsing window and the best chance to ask for a precise recommendation; Wednesday starts later at noon. Launches, reading circles, talks and workshops turn the cooperative into a community venue, so check its current social programme before choosing an event-led visit

Online store & international shipping

The affiliated Leslibraires.ca shop supports delivery, digital titles and eligible store pickup, with exact carrier, timing and charges shown before confirmation. International availability is title- and destination-dependent rather than a blanket worldwide promise, so test the delivery address at checkout or contact t

Payment methods

Delivered and digital online orders are paid by credit card through the platform's PayPal or Braintree transaction services. Eligible pickup orders may be prepaid or paid at the bookstore when collected. The operator does not publish a complete current list of in-store cash, card and mobile-wallet options, so confirm a

Privacy & inclusion

This is explicitly a feminist, queer and anti-racist community space, run as a non-profit solidarity cooperative rather than an adult shop. Its curation spans children, families and adults and intentionally foregrounds voices marginalized by conventional distribution. The current official page does not publish a detail

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