The Puzzle King with Betsy Carter in conversation with her editor, Elisabeth Scharlatt
*****POSTPONED*****
In the tradition of Suite Française or Amy Bloom's Away, this is the story of Jewish immigrants who find wealth and become obsessed
with rescuing loved ones they left behind in Europe.
an evening series of lectures, readings, panel discussions and programming that provides perspective on New York City’s rich culture.
Free & held at 108 Orchard unless otherwise noted.
The Puzzle King with Betsy Carter in conversation with her editor, Elisabeth Scharlatt
*****POSTPONED*****
In the tradition of Suite Française or Amy Bloom's Away, this is the story of Jewish immigrants who find wealth and become obsessed
with rescuing loved ones they left behind in Europe.
February. 18 at 6:30 PM
The Bagel: The Surprising History of a Modest Bread with Maria Balinksa
From 17th century Poland to the recent Yiddish-speaking communities of Eastern Europe, the story of the bagel moves to the bakeries of the Lower East Side, the creation of the Bagel Bakers Local 388 Union, and the bread’s latter-day revival as an ubiquitous American snack food.
February. 23 at 6:30 PM
Waiting For Lefty: A Staged Reading with Theater 808, directed by Simon McLean
Based on a 1934 strike of unionized New York cabdrivers, Clifford Odet’s first play hit theaters at the height of the depression and was an instant critical and public sensation. Now the actors of Theater 808 recreate scenes.
LES Stores: Holidays in the City (Part 3), December 17, 2009