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By DAVE LANDSBERGER
Published on November 04, 2009 at 3:00am
Chances are, if you listen to NPR, you probably do so in the convenience of your eco-friendly automobile or in your den (and on shuffle with Berlioz, of course). You were on the cardigan-and-bowtie train long before hipsters got on it, and you can cook up a mean bouillabaisse. Or maybe you just have a brain, one that hasn’t been turned to gobbledygook from nonstop Power 96, yo. So take your brain and/or your bowtie to the Gansevoort South this Saturday to enjoy WLRN’s One Night Only Featuring Terry Gross.
The inimitable host of NPR’s Fresh Air will host an original dinner program for the attendees, who will be privy to her behind-the-mike insights and exclusive stories. There will also be a silent auction and a cocktail hour, and if you pony up $1,000, you can have an “Exclusive Night-Cap With Terry Gross.” We hear she’s a cunning linguist. Meow. Otherwise, tickets cost $150. Attire is cocktail chic for ladies, jackets for gentleman, please.
Sat., Nov. 7, 6:30 p.m., 2009
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