Events

Join us as we discuss "Murderland" by Caroline Fraiser. The fascinating story of industrialization and the consequences of pollution.

Between 1854 and 1929, about 200,000 orphaned children were sent by rail from eastern cities to rural families in the west by the Children's Aid Society.

Local artist featured here in Seguin, Gwendolyn Hustvedt, has her work published and will be hosting a signing September 6th.

Join Kassie Sunday, September 7th as we explore the hidden link between poison and serial killers via Caroline Frasier's book, Murderland!

Join Mark and the Classics book club as they discuss, The Brothers Karamazov on Sept. 10th at 5 pm. They will explore family and heartbreak.

Join Kassie and the crime book club as they discuss "The Cuckoo's Calling" by Robert Galbraith.

This month Kassie is sharing the incredible book, American Heiress by Jeffrey Toobin. Patty Hearst is a newspaper heiress who was kidnapped in 1974 by the Symbionese Liberation Army

Join poets Amber Isaac, Jorge Renaud, and Juania Suenos for a reading and a signing on September 20th at 3 pm! 

Join us to learn more about the socio-political context for the outcry against Germans as "alien enemies" in WWI across Texas.

Lori Bohning is hosting a workshop here at Pecantown to offer support to widows in the Seguin area. Her ministry, Beauty from Ashes, has partnered with us to provide Christ centered support to widows in their grieving process, secondary losses, and beyond into empowering widows in the process of re-engaging in life. Beauty from Ashes Ministries meets every widow right where they are in their grief journey. We do this by offering a safe place for widows of all ages to connect with one another as they begin to discover what God can do with a heart that is His. 

This month Kassie is sharing the incredible book, American Heiress by Jeffrey Toobin. Patty Hearst is a newspaper heiress who was kidnapped in 1974 by the Symbionese Liberation Army, a domestic terrorist group. Her case gained international notoriety when she appeared to adopt the group’s radical ideology, changed her name to “Tania,” and was photographed participating in a bank robbery. After being convicted of armed robbery and serving time in prison, she was pardoned and has since lived a private life, working as an author and actress.

*This story contains adult themes

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Email kassie@pecantownbooks.com with questions or to be added to a wait-list.