The Bad Society: Xenia Rubinos, Public Practice, and Blood Club
Brooklyn, New YorkMAY 29, 2019—THE BAD SOCIETY continues! Please join The Baffler for the next installment in our ongoing series of. . .
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The Bad Society: Gauche, The Sediment Club, and Alice Cohen
Brooklyn, New YorkJANUARY 24, 2019—Please join The Baffler for an evening of music, readings, and conversation as we celebrate our. . .
The Baffler’s 30th Anniversary Party with Deerhoof, Palberta
Brooklyn, New YorkSUMMER OF 1988: The Baffler is born as a punk literary magazine with the timeless proclamation, “Your Lifestyle Sucks.”. . .
The Baffler at AWP
Tampa, FloridaAs a respite from the throes of networking hell at AWP, The Baffler invites you to Tampa’s premier pirate-themed bar. . .
A Crack in Everything
Brooklyn, New YorkWhy is the project of dramatically upgrading the quality of our species-being so reliably doomed? Join us on September 12 at. . .
The Bad Society Launch Party
New York, New YorkAgainst our recent backdrop of horrifying blows to the body politic, any shred of good news feels like cause for celebration.
Moral Hazards: Short-changed on Tax Day with Team Baffler
Washington, D.C.As we the disenchanted citizenry settle up with the United States Treasury, we invite you to join The Baffler in holding. . .
Launch Event for Baffler no. 33: “The Virtue Cartel”
Washington, D.C.At the dismal outset of the Trump age, The Baffler is still asking the tough questions.
Join the New Republic for a panel on defeating climate change
New York, New YorkMobilizing to Defeat Climate Change Join our friends from the New Republic and three of our nation’s leading environmental. . .
Managerial Liberalism and Our Discontent
Brooklyn, New YorkCome one, come all to A Public Space on September 14, 2016, for a truly thinkfluential panel on our misguided neoliberal elite.
In Conversation with Susan Faludi
Cambridge, MassachusettsHarvard Book Store and The Baffler welcome Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and bestselling author Susan Faludi for. . .
Thomas Frank on “Listen, Liberal”
Cambridge, MassachusettsBy the time early April rolls around, we might know the identities of the Democratic and Republican nominees, but we suspect that. . .