Dad Can You Not?
Get ready for a night of comedy, parenting stories, and laugh-out-loud honesty with viral comedian and author Chip Leighton.
On Monday, October 6, Chip Leighton (@the_leighton_show) comes to Gorton Center to discuss his new book, Dad, Can You Not? A Dad’s Guide to Being Less Cringey. Known for his wildly popular parenting videos and relatable humor, Chip has built a massive online following by turning everyday family moments into comedy gold.
Now, he brings that humor to the ... view more »
Dad Can You Not?
Get ready for a night of comedy, parenting stories, and laugh-out-loud honesty with viral comedian and author Chip Leighton.
On Monday, October 6, Chip Leighton (@the_leighton_show) comes to Gorton Center to discuss his new book, Dad, Can You Not? A Dad’s Guide to Being Less Cringey. Known for his wildly popular parenting videos and relatable humor, Chip has built a massive online following by turning everyday family moments into comedy gold.
Now, he brings that humor to the stage for a live event designed for parents, grandparents, caregivers, and anyone raising kids in today’s world.
During the evening, Chip will share:
Funny stories from parenting and family life
Insights from Dad, Can You Not?
Tips for surviving the “cringe dad” era
Behind-the-scenes stories from social media
A live audience Q&A
After the discussion, guests can purchase copies of Dad, Can You Not? from The Book Stall. In addition, Chip Leighton will stay for a book signing following the event.
If you’ve ever embarrassed your kids at school drop-off, struggled to understand teenage slang, or told a joke that landed badly, this event is for you.
In addition, guests will enjoy a fun and interactive evening filled with humor, connection, and relatable parenting moments.
Why You Should Attend
Chip Leighton combines comedy with real-life parenting experiences. As a result, audiences leave feeling entertained, understood, and less alone in the chaos of family life.
Furthermore, his new book offers a hilarious look at modern parenting while encouraging dads to embrace the awkward moments that come with raising kids.
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