Learning & Workshops

An Evening with Mitch Albom | Speaking of Books Author Series

This event is sold out. General admission tickets may become available closer to the event due to cancellations.

Stark Library presents Mitch Albom as part of the Dr. Audrey Lavin Speaking of Books Author Series.

Renowned author Mitch Albom takes the stage at the Canton Palace Theatre for an inspiring evening.

Albom has captured the hearts of countless readers with his bestselling memoir of all-time, Tuesdays with Morrie. He joins us to speak about his body of work including his latest best seller, Twice. His presentation is sure to delight.

Ticket Options

GOLD TICKET: $75

Reserved PREMIUM section seating

Pass to the book signing after the event

A copy of Mitch Albom's book, Twice

SILVER TICKET: $25*

Reserved PREFERRED section seating

A pre-signed copy of Mitch Albom's book, Twice

GENERAL ADMISSION seat: FREE*

*A limited number of free book signing passes will be available on a first come, first served basis. Visit us in front of the stage when you arrive to receive your pass while they last. Silver and General Admission tickets do not include a pass to the book signing after the event.

Twice will be available for purchase at the event and one copy per person will be signed during the book signing.

Memorabilia and previous book titles will not be signed.

*All sales are final.

Thank you to our Dr. Audrey Lavin Speaking of Books Sponsors:

GOLD SERIES SPONSORS:

HBM Architects

Kent State University at Stark

Massillon Public Library

SILVER SERIES SPONSORS:

Buckingham Doolittle-Burroughs

Mix 94.1

Q92

Stark Library Foundation

Wallace Forge Company

BRONZE SPONSORS:

Canal Fulton Public Library

Canton Palace Theatre

Downtown Canton Partnership

North Canton Public Library

Stark Library will be taking photos and/or video during this event, which may be used for marketing purposes. If you do not wish for you or your child to be photographed, please notify Stark Library staff at the event.

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