Upstairs at the Square

Apr 12

Tonight, Bill Clegg, author of the new memoir Ninety Days, a sequel to his Portrait of an Addict as a Young Man, which one reviewer described as “a stylish record of his swan dive to rock bottom,” joins us Upstairs at the Square with Rachael Yamagata — join us to find out why she’s only the second guest to be invited back in six years — and host Katherine Lanpher for an evening of performance and discussion at the Union Square Barnes & Noble. Showtime is 7pm sharp, and it’s free.

Tonight, Bill Clegg, author of the new memoir Ninety Days, a sequel to his Portrait of an Addict as a Young Man, which one reviewer described as “a stylish record of his swan dive to rock bottom,” joins us Upstairs at the Square with Rachael Yamagata — join us to find out why she’s only the second guest to be invited back in six years — and host Katherine Lanpher for an evening of performance and discussion at the Union Square Barnes & Noble. Showtime is 7pm sharp, and it’s free.

Apr 05

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Mar 22

April showers: TWO editions of “Upstairs at the Square”

On April 5, we’ll welcome Eric Erlandson and Melissa Auf der Maur.

On April 12, please join us for an evening with Bill Clegg and Rachael Yamagata.

Mar 07

Please join us this Thursday for Emma Straub and Stephin Merritt “Upstairs at the Square.” Free. Show starts at 7 sharp, with room for everyone. Bring your friends.

Please join us this Thursday for Emma Straub and Stephin Merritt “Upstairs at the Square.” Free. Show starts at 7 sharp, with room for everyone. Bring your friends.

Feb 22

"Upstairs at the Square: Joseph Arthur + Edward St. Aubyn (video)

Feb 15

Event Coordinator and Literary Publicist Lauren Cerand on Upstairs at the Square and Author Events

Tonight, please join us for an evening (free, and no tickets required) with Edward St. Aubyn, who has written "some of the most perceptive, elegantly written and hilarious novels of our era," according to the Times this week, and Joseph Arthur, fresh from a lauded appearance on David Letterman.

Feb 10

“the most perceptive, elegantly written and hilarious novels of our era.” — Francine Prose on Edward St. Aubyn in the New York Times. Meet St. Aubyn this Wednesday (with Joseph Arthur), 2/15, “Upstairs at the Square.” 7pm, free.

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