Arts & Culture
Sun, Nov 8 · 7:30pm-9pmNational Book Award winner Ta-Nehisi Coates, author of Between the World and Me and The Message, speaks at the Chan Centre. One night, Sunday 7:30pm.
Chan Centre for the Performing Arts, UBC
More infoTa-Nehisi Coates wrote The Case for Reparations and Between the World and Me, won the National Book Award and a MacArthur fellowship, and his latest book, The Message, is about untangling ourselves from the myths that mislead us. He speaks at the Chan Centre on Sunday, presented with SFU's Centre for Comparative Muslim Studies. This is the date for people who like to argue on the walk home. Eat at Koerner's Pub on West Mall beforehand, two minutes from the hall, and keep the conversation going on the bus back downtown. Talk at 7:30pm in Chan Shun Concert Hall. Seats run $59 to $99 including fees, with $30 value, student and Indigenous seats.
Buy seats through the Chan Centre's event page (UBC Tickets), $59 to $99 with fees included, or $30 value seats. Take the 99 B-Line or R4 to UBC Exchange, eat at Koerner's Pub around 6pm, and walk two minutes to the Chan Centre for 7:30pm.
7:30pm - 9pm
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