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  Literary and Arts Events in NYC This Week | 04.25.11

  7526 readers04.25 Multi-instrumentalist, and friend of InDigest, Dorian Wood (of indie-rock marching band Killsonic) comes to New York on a short tour for an appearance at The Delancey. If you missed his beautifully written recording diary for his newest album Brutus you can read that here. And if you like what he’s doing you can help

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  Literary and Arts Events in NYC This Week | 04.18

  6809 readers04.18 Composer, performance artist, writer, thinker Charlemagne Palestine appears at the NYU Silver Center for a discussion moderated by Evan Commander. 04.19 Akashic All Stars NYC is a reading in celebration of Akashic Books’ release of Nathan Larson’s The Dewey Decimal System being held at St. Mark’s Bookstore. The reading also features Nina Revoyr, author

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  Lady Jane & Lover’s Dictionary Get Booked

  2071 readersPlenty of literary events are scheduled the next few weeks.  To get your event posted on our calendar, visit our Facebook Your Literary Event page. The Happy Ending music & reading series is hosting a special show with Tony Award-winning playwrig...

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  Events in New York This Week | 02.14.11

  4163 readers02.14 Radio Happy Hour returns after a two month hiatus. The staged radio comedy will feature special guests Abe Vigoda, Marcellus Hall, and Ted Alexandro at Le Poisson Rouge in a special Valentine’s Day-themed episode of the monthly show. (Disclosure: there are InDigest folks involved with this. It’s still good, and you should still go,

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  Literary and Arts Events in the Twin Cities This Week | 03.14.11

  3227 readers03.14 The Elephant 6 Collective’s Holiday Surprise Show comes to Minneapolis. The show takes place at the Varsity Theater and features members of Neutral Milk Hotel, Music Tapes, Olivia Tremor Control, Elf Power, Circulatory System, The Gerbils and many others. 03.15 The Walker Lecture Series bring James Goggin of the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago to

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  The Best Literary and Arts Events in New York This Week | 04.04.11

  3391 readers04.04 A little of something for everyone tonight: David Bezmozgis reads from his new novel The Free World at McNally Jackson. Or if you’re looking for film or music we recommend heading to BAM as BAM and the Unsound Music Festival NYC present a screening of Nosferatu with ethereal live music by Svarte Greiner and

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  The Moth Expands to Louisville, Pittsburgh & Ann Arbor

  4086 readersThe Moth StorySLAM Storytelling Series has expanded to Louisville, Pittsburgh and Ann Arbor. See all the October events here. Although the series already regularly hosts events in Chicago, the organizers will also double the series’ presence in that city. The storytelling slam already runs in New York City, Detroit, and Los Angeles. Here’s more from the release:

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  Hipster Puppies & Darth Paper Get Booked

  4356 readersWe’ve rounded up some literary events to keep you busy this week. To get your event posted on our calendar, visit our Facebook Your Literary Event page. Tom Angleberger will be headlining an event for his book, Darth Paper Strikes Back at Barnes & Noble inside the Stonebriar Mall. Hear him on Tuesday, August 23rd starting 6

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  Literary and Arts Events in the Twin Cities This Week | 04.18.11

  4591 readers04.18 The Loft presents, as a part of their Literary Witness Series, a poetry reading from Gary Snyder at Plymouth Congregational Church. 04.19 Catch the world premiere of The Last City in The East as a part of the Minneapolis / St. Paul International Film Festival. The film features the landscapes of St. Paul, and the

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  The Best Literary and Arts Events in the Twin Cities This Week | 04.11.11

  4111 readers04.11 Take-Up Productions continues their series Bernard Herrmann: Eight Themes in the Key of Suspense series with a screening of Psycho (Alfred Hitchcock, 1960) at The Trylon. 04.12 The blossoming Club Book presents an evening with Walter Mosely at the Brookdale Library. 04.13 The Loft Presents: “Lineage: American Poetry Since 1950” wtih Philip S. Bryant, Arleta Little,