Janie Lee Curtis and Lisa Birnbach
Jamie Lee Curtis in Conversation with Lisa Birnbach: Audible Original Letters from Camp
at the 92Y
Recorded Wed, Jun 30, 2021
Join Award-winning actress Jamie Lee Curtis in conversation with New York Times-bestselling author Lisa Birnbach (The Official Preppy Handbook) on the new season of Curtis’ hit Audible Original podcast Letters from Camp.
Set in 2006 and starring Sunny Sandler, Edi Patterson, Kirby Howell-Baptiste, Daniel Radcliffe, Curtis herself, and more, this epistolary story about the summer adventures of girl named Mookie is a hit with listeners of all ages. Hear Curtis and Birnbach discuss the inspiration for the podcast, the magic of summer camp, their upcoming projects, and much more.
A conversation with Congresswoman Katie Porte and Congressman Harley Rouda
Sunday February 23, 2020 - Beverly Hills, CA
Lisa Birnbach moderates a freewheeling conversation about what’s really going on in Washington, and how we can return sanity and civility to our government and dignity to our country.
For Tickets: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/200223
COMEDY & STORYTELLING ON THE UPPER EAST SIDE
New York Society Library • 53 East 79th Street • October 10th 2019 • 6:00pm
There’s a new and different kind of place for humor in New York City’s bubbling comedy scene, as Uptown at Night presents the city’s most fabulously funny people in unique uptown settings.
Lisa Birnbach will be participating October 10th!
NextTribe is proud to give the stage to accomplished female writers, photographers, artists, business women and activists so that they can be SEEN and HEARD.
CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS • OCT 2, 2019 • 5:00PM
Please join Lisa Birnbach as she interviews E. Jean Carroll in New York for this event.
Speakers:
E. Jean Carrroll, advice columnist for Elle and author of What Do We Need Men For?--interviewed by Lisa Birnbach.
Linda Wells, Founding Editor-in-Chief of Allure; interviewed by Carey Lowell.
Fern Mallis, Creator of NY Fashion Week and "Godmother of NY Fashion"
Judith Newman, New York Times Book Review columnist and author of To Siri With Love; interviewed by Judith Kelman.
Ricki Fairley, founder and president of Dove Marketing
Roma Torre, Anchor and Theater Critic, NY1
Lisa Birnbach with Jen Bilik - at the 92Y:
This is [Not] L.A. - An Insider's Take on the Real Los Angeles
Are you a New Yorker who believes NYC is, like, WAY better than L.A.? Find out why you’re wrong—or at least why you’re not entirely right— when Lisa Birnbach talk with Jen Bilik, author of “This is [Not] L.A.”
Thursday, Feb 7, 2019, 7 pm
92Y - 1395 Lexington Avenue, NYC (between 91st & 92nd Street)
For Tickets: https://www.92y.org/event/real-los-angeles
Lisa Birnbach in conversation with Meg Wolitzer:
Feminism Meets Fiction in the #MeToo Era - Thursday, January 10, 2019
Presented by The Brown University Club in New YORK
UJA Federation - 130 East 59th Street, NYC
Tickets: $25
SCREENING AND POST-FILM DISCUSSION with Timothee chalamet and Nic Sheff - December 10, 2018
AMAZON STUDIOS - AMC Empire Theater – NYC
Special NYC screening and post-film discussion moderated by Lisa Birnbach for Amazon Studios film, Beautiful Boy based on the bestselling memoirs of David Sheff and his recovering addict son, Nic Sheff, played by Academy Award Nominee Timothée Chalamet - Audience was comprised of high school students including Timothée Chalamet's alma mater Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School Of Music & Art and Performing Arts.
Lisa Birnbach ('78) and fellow Brown alumnae: Bess Kalb (’10), Susan Cheever ’65 and Amy Sohn (’95),
Lisa Birnbach in conversation: Write through this: Authors in the New Normal.
IN CONVERSATION WITH LISA BIRNBACH
OUR TURN - WOMEN LEADING ACADEMIA: OcTober 16, 2015
Did you know that women lead half of the Ivy League, many elite liberal arts colleges and giant public systems?
Thank you to all who attended our event, In Conversation with Lisa Birnbach: OUR TURN - Women Leading Academia at NYC’s 92nd Street Y. Lisa's esteemed panelists, Christina Paxson, President, Brown University; Biddy Martin, president, Amherst College; Amy Gutmann, president, University of Pennsylvania; Nancy Cantor, Chancellor, Rutgers University-Newark helped to create a lively and significant discussion.