Meet David Sedaris and get his latest book included with your ticket.
David Sedaris, celebrated for his sharp wit and keen observations, returns with a new collection of essays, "The Land and Its People." This event at Boswell Book Company offers fans a chance to hear Sedaris read and discuss his work in person. Known for his humor and unique perspective, Sedaris's events are always engaging and thought-provoking.
Your ticket not only grants you admission but also includes a copy of his latest book. After the talk, there's an opportunity to join the signing line, making it a perfect evening for fans and newcomers alike. Whether you're a longtime admirer or curious about his work, this is an event that promises laughter and reflection.
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If you're on a budget, skip the ticket and join the signing line for free around 9 pm. You'll miss the talk but can still meet Sedaris and get a book signed.
Boswell Book Company hosts a ticketed evening with David Sedaris, one of America’s pre-eminent humorists, to celebrate the release of his latest book, his first collection of new essays in four years. In these essays, Sedaris reflects on what it means to be a foreigner, a brother, and a lifelong friend. Tickets for this event cost $30 plus tax and ticket fee, and each ticket includes admission for one to the program and a copy of The Land and Its People. Please note: Folks must have a ticket to get into the program, but after Sedaris's reading / talk is over, anyone is welcome to join the end of the signing line for free. Based on our past events with Sedaris, folks should be able to get into the line for free beginning at about 9 pm. Please understand, this is our best estimate, not an exact time.
