Public Events & Author Talks
Writers, organizers and historians present their work in the store — public and open to everyone.
May Day is more than shelves — it’s a space for political education and camaraderie, and a hub for social movements in the Twin Cities.
We regularly host public events, author talks and educational meetings — and groups across the Twin Cities left meet here, week in and week out.
Writers, organizers and historians present their work in the store — public and open to everyone.
Educational meetings and discussion — the store exists to put ideas in reach and give them a room to breathe.
Private group meetings happen here regularly — and the store often stays open so you can browse while they run.
If you see people sitting around tables, no worries. You are free to browse or you can join in.
— house rule, May Day Books
Planning a reading group, an organizing meeting, or a talk? Call the store directly to reserve the space. Meetings often run in the evenings — and the store stays open while they do, so browsing is always welcome.
For what’s next, call (612) 333-4719, ask at the counter, or check the blog for announcements.
Meetings, talks and long arguments welcome — 301 Cedar Avenue, open Mon–Sat · 1–5 PM and evenings while meetings run.