First Taschen, now Dutton's

By Kevin Roderick | October 23, 2004 3:37 PM

Dutton's celebrates the opening of its new Beverly Hills store on Sunday. It's at 447 N. Canon Drive, around the corner from Taschen's Beverly Drive showroom, and is said to be the first general bookstore in Beverly Hills in a decade. A week of special events is planned.

Via CaliforniaAuthors.com


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