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Jen Carlson

Published Jun 21, 2004

Modified Mar 6, 2008

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826NYC has had some good events in the past, and they keep on comin'. Up next...

Tin House and McSweeney's team up for an evening of reading and music to benefit 826NYC, with music by David Byrne and David Gates and His Enablers, and readings by Robert Coover, Susan Choi, Dave Eggers, Elissa Schappell, Rick Moody and host Jonathan Ames.
Tickets can be purchased in advance by calling (718) 499-9884 during business hours.

June 24 Event
Thursday, June 24 - 8PM
The Old First Reformed Church
729 Carroll Street (at 7th Avenue) in Brooklyn.
$25

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