Join us for a special Free event featuring Alex J. Wolfe.

Hailing from the Carolinas, Alex J. Wolfe is a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and performer whose sound blends country, blues, and Americana into both timeless and pioneering art. Wolfe’s authenticity is distinguished, while still nodding to Southern tradition shaped by nature, history, and storytelling.

A seasoned live performer, Wolfe has taken the stage at notable venues including the House of Blues Myrtle Beach and Furman University Auditorium. He has also opened for acclaimed artists such as Drake White and performed at Marcus King’s induction into the South Carolina Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame.

Wolfe’s musicianship sets him apart, not only as a songwriter but as a true craftsman in the studio. On his debut EP, Ain’t Hard to Satisfy, he performed every instrument, showcasing a wide-ranging skill set and a clear artistic vision. He continued that hands-on approach with his latest EP, Kudzu, directing collaborators and further refining his signature sound.

With a style that bridges timely sounds of the past and present, Alex J. Wolfe continues to carve out his place in music.

You don't want to miss this one! We'll have coffee, soft drinks, beer, wine and snacks for purchase

The Big Book Club: Our First-Ever Meeting!
October 17 • 6–8 p.m. • Parsifal Books & Coffee
Wine, Cheese & Good Company

Big books are better with good company.

Come help us launch the Big Book Club! This is our very first meeting, and the club is co-ed. Come with a friend, bring your partner, or come on your own and meet some fellow readers.

The idea is simple: tackle ambitious books together, keep each other on track, and have fun along the way. We’re beginning with J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings, with the goal of finishing The Fellowship of the Ring by October 17.

Expect a relaxed evening of book discussion, wine and cheese, plenty of time to socialize, and perhaps a game or two. Getting to know each other is as much a part of the club as talking about the book. Bring your favorite passages, your questions, and your strong opinions about hobbits.

We’ll keep discussion within Fellowship, with no spoilers for what comes next. Haven’t quite finished? Come anyway! Helping each other keep reading is part of the point.

Future adventures might include Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Cervantes, and other authors whose big books deserve a little company.

Join us from the beginning. Let’s read something big together.

We will be discussing the 1818 Edition of Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. Copies are available at our store and through our Bookshop page. Any version of the 1818 edition is fine!

The purpose of this group is simple: to read great books carefully and discuss them seriously.

Coffee and drinks will be available for purchase during the meeting.

New members are welcome!

For questions, email info@parsifalbooks.com