McNally Robinson - Saskatoon

McNally Robinson is an independent bookseller: family-oriented, committed to the values of community bookselling, and determined to present an alternative to corporate-chain bookstores.

Our focus is on Canada, and we work closely with authors and publishers to reach Canadians with their own stories.  Moreover, we select all our books, wherever written, to reflect the interests and circumstances of Canadians. See below for a list of our locations.

We firmly believe in a literate society: one in which reading is co-relative with a thoughtful, imaginative and fulfilled life. Our mission is to help provide the materials and experiences to make such a life possible.

Winnipeg: The Forks
opened in 2018

The Forks, centrally located in Winnipeg and known as the city's meeting place, has a rich history dating back thousands of years. It is a hub of culture and community, a place known to and regarded warmly by all Winnipeggers, and McNally Robinson is thrilled and excited to be a part of the ongoing story being told there. At The Forks we will feature the best of new literary fiction and non-fiction titles, a selection of local history and interest titles, as well as some of our finest gift items. McNally Robinson for Kids and Babies also has your favourite books for children and teens.

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Winnipeg: Grant Park
opened in 1996

A pioneering store in the Canadian book industry, our Grant Park Winnipeg store replaced two smaller McNally Robinson locations. It was Canada’s largest independent bookstore at the time of its opening and, with two subsequent minor expansions to approximately 24,000 square feet, possibly still is. This store introduced features that have been echoed in our subsequent stores, notably a full-service restaurant and a comprehensive children’s bookstore, the latter located on the mezzanine. The store also prototyped our layout using themed alcoves instead of aisles. (Typically, bookstores are laid out with cross-aisles, forming a grid, like Los Angeles. Ours, however, are laid out in a radial plan, like Paris.)

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Saskatoon
opened in 1998

Our store on 8th Street is Saskatoon's largest independent bookshop at 23,000 square feet. Like other McNally Robinson stores, Saskatoon fields a continuing schedule of readings, book launches, and other cultural events. The Prairie Ink restaurant and the mezzanine “for Kids” store are both highly popular.

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McNally Jackson in New York City
opened in 2004

On December 3, 2004, McNally Robinson opened a store in lower Manhattan at 52 Prince Street in Nolita, just east of Soho — a neighbourhood of great vitality and home to many writers and artists. At 7,000 square feet on two levels, the New York store, owned and operated by Sarah McNally, daughter of the founders, is one of the largest independent stores in Manhattan and operates perhaps the liveliest events program of any store in the city. The store split off from McNally Robinson Booksellers as its own company and changed its name to McNally Jackson in August 2008.

For more information about McNally Jackson, please visit their website at mcnallyjackson.com.