An Evening with David Sedaris
Wed., April 11 at 7:30PM
With sardonic wit and incisive social critiques, NPR Humorist and Best-selling Author David Sedaris has become one of America's pre-eminent humor writers. One of the funniest men in America, David will offer a reading, answer audience questions, and sign copies of his books.

Mr. Sedaris' recommended read for this year's tour: The Book of Deadly Animals by Gordon Grice.

Peking Acrobats
Friday, Feb. 24 at 7PM
Having been carefully selected from the finest acrobat schools in China, these gymnasts, jugglers, cyclists, contortionists and tumblers transform 2000-year-old athletic disciplines into an all-ages kaleidoscope of entertainment and wonder.  

Our first Tuesdays with Stories author reading:
Ilene Beckerman, author of
Love, Loss and What I Wore
Tuesday, Mar. 20 at 7PM
In 1995, Algonquin published what Publishers Weekly called a, “captivating little pictorial autobiography for adults, a life told through clothes.” Sixteen years and three books later, Ilene Beckerman has never stopped looking back.

Guy Davis
Friday, Mar. 16 at 12 & 8PM
Whether Guy Davis is appearing on Late Night with Conan O’Brien or A Prairie Home Companion, he feels the instinctive desire to give each listener his ‘all’. His ‘all’ is the Blues.

Zorro
Visible Fictions
Friday, Apr. 20 at 7PM
A mysterious figure has come to town. A flurry of cape, a glint of sword and a flash of mask; who is this baffling character? Exciting friend or formidable foe?

Twinkle Twonkle
Tall Stories
Saturday, Mar. 3 at 1 & 3:30PM
Tickets: $10 & $12
From one of England’s most prized children's theater companies comes a sparkling new show inspired by Mother Goose's most beloved nursery rhymes and the science of our solar system.

Peking Acrobats
Friday, Feb. 24 at 12PM
Having been carefully selected from the finest acrobat schools in China, these gymnasts, jugglers, cyclists, contortionists and tumblers transform 2000-year-old athletic disciplines into an all-ages kaleidoscope of entertainment and wonder.