The best book, hobby & craft shops in Danville

Believers Bookshelf is where to go when you want Bible-centered reads without the fluff. Think study Bibles, hymnals, kids' stories, and classic voices like J. N.

From the Danville newsletter, October 9, 2026

Endless Records is Bloomsburg’s go-to record shop for new releases, deep cuts, and the happy accident you didn’t know you needed. They stock vinyl alongside books, movies, and tapes, with indie labels like Sub Pop, Matador, Merge, and XL in the bins, plus a community-first vibe that feels very downtown.

From the Bloomsburg newsletter, October 11, 2026

Lawton Drum Co is the local go-to for vintage drum restoration and refinishing, whether it’s a single piece or an entire outfit. They specialize in Ludwig, Rogers, Gretsch, Leedy, and Slingerland, handling repairs, a good cleaning, and minor detail work that turns basement finds into keepers.

From the Northumberland newsletter, October 3, 2026

If your bookshelf or gift list could use some Scripture, Bible Depot stocks a wide range of translations, plus study and large-print editions, children's and audio Bibles, devotionals, and shelves of Christian gifts and apparel, including Spanish options.

From the Selinsgrove newsletter, October 22, 2026

Sports Zone Toys & Comics packs Sunbury's go-to mix of comics and graphic novels, RC cars and parts from Traxxas, Arrma and more, plus trading cards, Pokémon and Magic, Loungefly backpacks, and a wall of pop culture collectibles... the kind of place you 'just peek in' and leave grinning.

From the Selinsgrove newsletter, October 16, 2026

Mondragon Books in Lewisburg is a welcoming treasure house of high-quality used reads and a few new ones, with shelves heavy on literary fiction, poetry, social studies, DIY and nature, plus used LPs, postcards, Japanese incense, and a deep-cut Book Annex for history, baseball, and genre lovers.

From the Lewisburg newsletter, October 18, 2026

Part bookstore, part community hub, Phillips Emporium & The Teeny Tiny Bookshop pairs a lovingly old-school vibe with a growing selection of high-quality items and books.

From the Danville newsletter, October 18, 2026