Newly Discovered Stories and an End-of-Season Party

       "There are no more Christmas stories to write," wrote O. Henry in 1906 and then proceeded to write one.

       We're doing the same thing. Irreverent, humorous and serious stories told by people who've appeared at the Center this year followed by a party with everyone in the room.

       It's largely lesser-known stories from classic writers (Dickens, Twain, and Thurber) and new stories culled from the news and poems of the past year.

       Then, in the spirit of the season, a party with friends where new friends might be made.

       Also, in the spirit of giving back, it's pay what you wish, but to reserve a place, buy at least a $5 ticket by clicking Buy Tickets above.