Fight Night

Apollo 12 moon mission: A lightning strike during launch meant that both astronauts might be killed during re-entry -- with absolutely no way to know ahead of time. Apollo 12 longform improv troupe: also absolutely no way to know ahead of time, with all the excitement and none of the life-threatening factors. The comedians bring that uncertainty to Bookmans Entertainment Exchange for Fight Censorship Improv Night.

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Every September, Bookmans observes Fight Censorship Month, which, this year, includes the United States' 29th annual Banned Books Week. (No, Pastor Jones, we don't spend a week banning books; we honor those who fight the ridiculous practice.) The stores celebrate with story times, film nights, crafting sessions, and video-game marathons that feature endangered media -- or create new works ripe for the banning, as Apollo 12 will do at the free event.