The Regional Assembly of Text
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The Regional Assembly of Text suits letter writers and anyone who wants a card or a notebook made in Vancouver, since the shop makes and assembles its own range on Main Street. It's a small shop in Riley Park, well south of the Mount Pleasant strip, so ride the bus up Main.
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Check the hours before you go
The Main Street shop opens Monday to Saturday from 11 am to 6 pm and on Sunday from noon to 5 pm. Holiday hours can change.
The shop has stood at 3934 Main Street for two decades, and Scout Magazine marked its 20th year at the flagship. It makes its own cards and notebooks and assembles them in its shops. A second shop runs in Victoria.
The shop's own range runs from bookish bingo cards to a Little Book a Month Club. Holiday hours can shift in December, so check the site before a special trip.
Worth knowing
- Ride the 3 bus up Main Street from Main Street–Science World Station.
- Buy cards here to send home, since the shop prints and assembles its own range.
Quick answers about The Regional Assembly of Text
Does the Regional Assembly of Text make its own products?
Yes. The Regional Assembly of Text designs and makes its cards and notebooks in its shops, including the flagship at 3934 Main Street in Vancouver.
What does The Regional Assembly of Text sell?
Greeting cards and notebooks that the shop designs and makes itself, with small books and gifts.
Who runs The Regional Assembly of Text?
The Regional Assembly of Text says it makes and assembles its own products in its shops in Vancouver and Victoria.
What are the opening hours of The Regional Assembly of Text?
The Regional Assembly of Text keeps these hours: Mon–Sat 11:00–18:00; Sun 12:00–17:00.
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