"An Evening with Fran Lebowitz" typically refers to a live event or performance featuring Fran Lebowitz, a well-known American author, humourist, and public speaker. During such evenings, Fran Lebowitz engages with the audience in a conversational and often humorous manner, sharing anecdotes, observations, and insights on a variety of topics.

Fran Lebowitz gained prominence through her writings, including essays and columns. Her unique wit and observational humour have made her a distinctive voice in American literature. Known for her sharp and humorous commentary on various aspects of contemporary life, Fran Lebowitz has become a sought-after public speaker. She often addresses social issues, cultural trends, and her own experiences.

In 2010, a documentary titled "Public Speaking," directed by Martin Scorsese, was released. The documentary provides a glimpse into Fran Lebowitz's life, career, and her candid observations. "An Evening with Fran Lebowitz" events typically involve Fran Lebowitz taking the stage for a live, conversational performance. These events can include audience interaction, Q&A sessions, and discussions on a wide range of topics.

Fran Lebowitz's humour is often characterized by her dry wit, sardonic observations, and a keen eye for the absurdities of modern life. Some of Fran Lebowitz's notable works include "Metropolitan Life" (1978) and "Social Studies" (1981). While she has been a prolific writer, her output has been relatively limited, adding to the anticipation around her public appearances.