Ada Calhoun Appearances & Tours
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St. Marks Is Dead Book Tour
Fall 2015-Spring 2016
NYC: Secrets of the East Village: Spring KGB Red Room literary salon with Tony Perrottet.
The Tompkins Square Library and LES Oral History Project host a reading, Q&A, and paperback signing of ST. MARKS IS DEAD.
Refreshments by the great chef and writer George Weld of Egg. Invite here.
Summer Writers’ Conference at Rutgers – Non-Fiction Workshop and Reading. The reading is free and open to the public. It’s with poet Tom Sleigh, at the Fine Arts Complex at 314 Linden Street, 1pm. Details here.
“How I Learned” Series at Union Hall in Brooklyn
ASJA Panel at the Roosevelt Hotel
Cleaning Up New York / The Little Bookroom event at Rizzoli Bookstore
Exit9 on Avenue A Reading + Wine.
The San Antonio Book Festival, “A Word About Town” with Karen Olsson.
MIXER Reading at Cake Shop, 152 Ludlow St.
CITYTerm Author Visit
CUNY Panel - With Margo Jefferson, DT Max, and Daniel Menaker, for the Conference of Biography of Biography at The Leon Levy Center for Biography at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York.
PEN America Private Benefit Dinner. Details here.
Reason TV interview about bohemianism, with some great B-roll.
Philadelphia - "Real Arts at Penn Presents: Ada Calhoun," University of Pennsylvania Arts Café. Hosted by Anthony DeCurtis.
Reading at the Judson Memorial Church series Dead Darlings.
Reading with Alisa Solomon at Prose Pros at the Sidewalk Cafe.
Museum of the City of New York Talk, with Luc Sante. Buy tickets here.
Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation and Merchant's House Museum host an Illustrated St. Marks Is Dead Book Talk at Theatre 80, 80 St. Marks Place.
Reading and discussion at Grace Church, 802 Broadway.
New York, NY - Reading and discussion at St. Mark's Church-in-the-Bowery. Hear about centuries of church scandals!
Seattle, WA - Reading at The Elliott Bay Company in Seattle. Written up by The Stranger and The Seattle Times, which calls the book "the lively history of a three-block area in lower Manhattan where celebrities, public figures and social movements have converged... [Calhoun] has an eye for intriguing — often titillating and little known — tidbits about St. Marks characters."
New York, NY - Reading at The Inspired Word's NYC Writers Event at Parkside Lounge.
New York, NY - Book event at Little Missionary Day Nursery on St. Marks Place.
New York, NY - Reading at the Miss Manhattan Reading Series at Niagara Bar on Ave A and 7th Street.
Nyack, NY - Reading—and St. Marks Is Dead mini-concert!—at Kiam Records. Videos and photos here.
New York, NY - Neighborhood Preservation Center reading, discussion, and signing.
December 1, 2015, 7 p.m. - Minneapolis, MN - City History Party! with Andy Sturdevant and band at Bryant-Lake Bowl.
San Francisco, CA - Reading at Green Apple Books.
Woodstock, NY - Author event at The Golden Notebook.
Baltimore, MD - Reading and Q&A at Red Emma's.
Washington, D.C. - Reading and Q&A with Preston Lauterbach (Beale Street Dynasty, W.W. Norton) at Politics & Prose at Busboys and Poets, 2021 14th St NW, 20009.
Miami, FL - "NYC in Fact and Fiction," panel with Stacy Wakefield, Miami Book Fair International.
Chicago, IL - Reading with Rachel Swearingen at City Lit Books.
Iowa City, IA - Reading at Prairie Lights Bookstore.
St. Louis, MO - Read at Christ Church Cathedral, where Father Michael Allen (the "hippie priest" of the East Village) spent the last decades of his career.
Atlanta, GA - Read at the Letters Festival, at the Atlanta Contemporary.
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