WCPA Monthly Board Meeting: December Edition
2023-12-13 19:00 - 20:00 (America/New_York) | WCPA Office @ Salisbury House, 61 Harvard St., Worcester MA, MA, 01605, United States
Join us for our monthly Board Meeting on the second Wednesday December 13th at our office headquarters over @ 61 Harvard St.

Sue Shepard's Book Release
2023-12-16 14:00 - 16:00 | Booklovers’ Gourmet, 72 E. Main St., Webster, MA, 01570
WHAT: Book release: Balancing My SeeSaw… Through Life’s Ups & Downs by “Just Sue” (Sue Shepard)

WHERE: Booklovers’ Gourmet 72 E Main St Webster. MA

WHEN: Saturday December 16, 2023 @ 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm

WHAT HAPPENS: Life’s ups and downs – we all have them, whether we have been diagnosed with a chemical imbalance or not. Sue has learned how to live with them, especially since her diagnosis of a condition over 29 years ago.
With God in the middle of it all, He helps to keep us balanced when life’s circumstances are trying to bring us down or throw us off.
Through short stories and poems, Sue has found her voice and wants to share the hope and inspiration she has discovered so that others can also find ways to balance their own SeeSaw of Life.

COST: FREE!

Artists Who Are Poets/Poets Who Are Artists Winter Solstice Poetry Reading
2023-12-19 17:30 - 19:00 | TidePool Bookshop, 372 Chandler St. Unit 101, Worcester, MA, 01602
Please join us at Tidepool Books for an open mic (two poems or five minutes for each reader) followed by featured readings by Christopher Reilley & Robert Steele.

For more information, contact Huck at (508) 753 2500

Christopher Reilley is a former poet laureate (Dedham, MA) a two time Pushcart nominee, and the creative mind behind the Bytesized Studios. His collections include Breathing for Clouds, and more recently One Night Stanzas. His poems have appeared in a wide variety of journals Like Boston Literary Magazine, Frog Croon, Word Salad, and others. He has spent time on the boards of the Worcester County Poetry Association, and the Newton Writing & Publishing Center.

Robert Steele is living a happy and largely anonymous life in Charlton with Carrie, a librarian, and Marcel, a cat. He has been writing since 9th grade when he had a vision of immortality while staring out the window of Mr. Donnelly’s Latin class. He will read sections from chapter 15 of his novel East Wind – West Rock.

The Packing House Poetry Series
2023-12-21 18:00 - 20:30 | The Packing House, 156 River Road, Willington, CT, 06279, United States
The December 21st show of The Packing House Poetry Series will feature Massachusetts based authors Robert Eugene Perry and Paul Szlosek.

Robert Eugene Perry has had several poems published in Worcester Magazine, as well as Poetica Magazine’s Mizmor Anthology, NatureCulture’s Honoring Nature collection, National Beat Poetry Foundation Remembering Jack Kerouac on his 100th Birthday, Beat Style Love Poems and Natural Worlds, Florence Poetry Society’s Silkworm 16, and the online publications Soul-Lit: a journal of spiritual poetry, Poetica Magazine and The Academy of the Heart and Mind, and his poem Primal was a finalist in the 2023 Beals Prize for Poetry. His short story In the Company of Trees was published by Wordpeace Journal. As a metaphysical poet, he finds inspiration in nature and endeavors to draw connections between our higher selves and the natural world.

Paul Szlozek is a poet born in Southbridge, Massachusetts, but currently residing in the nearby metropolis of Worcester. The recipient of the 2023 Stanley Kunitz Medal as well as the Jacob Knight Award for Poetry in 2001, he was co-founder and host of the long-running Poet’s Parlor poetry reading in Southbridge and Sturbridge. His poems have appeared in various local & national print & online publications including The Worcester Review, Worcester Magazine, Radius, Sahara, Concrete Wolf, Soul-Lit, and Diner. He’s probably best known in the Central Massachusetts poetry community for his fanatical obsession with obscure poetry forms, and has invented his own including the ziggurat, the streetbeatina, the hodgenelle, the lux, and the singsangsong.

The show’s format will consist of two open mic segments as well as a pair of 15-minute slots for each of the featured artists. Intermission will give the audience and poets the chance to meet one another and the opportunity to purchase signed publications.

The open-mic segments will provide the opportunity for audience members to read their own original work. We are planning to allow for two half-hour sessions, one at the beginning of the event, and the other at the end. Readers will be given up to five minutes to present, and we will have a sign-up sheet. This program is hosted by the “Eastern Connecticut Center for History, Art, and Performance” (EC-CHAP) and Steve Veilleux. Writers who are interested in featuring should reach out to either Steve Veilleux (Veilleuxs50@gmail.com) or Tom Buccino (info@ecchap.org).

Soft drinks and snacks available. We are pleased to offer our exclusive “BYOB&F” TM model – Bring Your Own Beverage & Food TM (Wine & Beer Only -I.D. Required).

Free Admission

A Virtual Thirsty Lab with Carla Schwartz
2023-12-26 19:00 - 20:00 | Zoom Online Meeting, United States
The Thirsty Lab poetry reading, normally based out of Princeton, Mass., continues to meet virtually. On Tuesday, December 26th, 2023 Carla Schwartz will be the featured reader. Please Click Here to register.

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Carla Schwartz is a poet, filmmaker, photographer, and blogger. Her poems, which reflect life, love, family, death, the natural world, social issues, and the environment, have appeared in Banyan Review, Fourth River, Fulcrum, California Quarterly, Channel, Glassworks, Gyroscope, Ibbetson Street, Leon Literary Review, Leveler, Lost River, The MacGuffin, Mom Egg, Naugatuck River, New-Verse News, Oyster River Pages, Paterson Literary Review, Smoky Quartz Anthology, Solstice, Sunlight Press, Sweet Tree, The EAR, Triggerfish Critical Review, WCAI Poetry Sunday, and Verse-Virtual, among others.
Her poem, “Anthem,” won the May 2019 Lunch Ticket Twitter contest. Her poem, “Wormageddon,” appears as a model poem in The Practicing Poet: Writing Beyond the Basics, edited by Diane Lockward. Her poem “Gum Surgery” was anthologized in City of Notions, A Boston Poetry Anthology. She is a 2023 recipient of a Massachusetts Cultural Council Grant. Her poem, “Pat Schroeder was our Mother” won the 2023 New England Poetry Club E.E. Cummings prize.

Poetry Extravaganza Featuring Meg Smith
2024-01-02 18:00 - 20:30 | Redemption Rock Brewery, 333 Shrewsbury St,, Worcester, MA, 01604, United States
Winter is coming!

Fortunately, with it comes more poetry readings @ The Poetry Extravaganza!

Join us on Tuesday, January 2nd from 6:00-8:30 pm for an evening of poetry, humor, and revelry.

Two open-mic sessions sandwich our Feature poet the fledgling Meg Smith.
Sign up for the open-mic at jfjr6969@gmail,com . Five-minute maximum, please.

Free admission. Separate area for our event. On-the-street parking or check redemptionrock.beer for other parking options.
Redemption Rock Brewery (RRB) serves craft beers, coffees, teas, and delicious snacks. You can bring your own food but outside beverages are not allowed.
The Poetry Extravaganza is sponsored by Lewandowski Painting.
Join the fun on Tuesday, January 2nd!

Meg Smith is a writer, journalist, dancer and events producer living in Lowell, Mass. Her poetry and fiction have appeared in The Café Review, The Lowell Review, Poetry Bay, Polarity, and many more.

She currently serves as content editor for Worcester Magazine. She is an ex-oficio member of Lowell Celebrates Kerouac! and produces the Edgar Allan Poe show, and has a fabric arts enterprise, Midnight Mews.

She is author of six poetry books and a short fiction collection, The Plague Confessor. Her newest poetry collection is Straw, Feathers, Bones. WEBSITE

CANCELLED Worcester Writers' Collective Tuesday Night Workshop
2024-01-09 18:00 - 21:00 | JMac/Brickbox Theater, 20 Franklin Street, Worcester, MA, 01608, United States
CANCELLED DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER
Come one, come all to the weekly meetings of the WWC over at the JMAC (20 Franklin St.)

6-7 Free Writing Time
7-9 Reading and Workshop

Building a small community of local writers of all genres is our priority and we are so thrilled to invite anyone interested to drop in and participate.

It’s FREE and open to all. 🙂

Monthly Board Meeting: January Edition
2024-01-10 19:00 - 20:00 | WCPA Office @ Salisbury House, 61 Harvard St., Worcester MA, MA, 01605, United States

Author Event- A Feast of Losses: Yetta Dine and Her Son, the Poet Stanley Kunitz.
2024-01-13 13:00 - 14:30 | Tatnuck Booksellers, 18 Lyman Street, Westborough, MA, 01581, United States
Yetta Dine, mother to poet Stanley Kunitz, finds her voice thanks to years of fastidious research and record keeping by the author Judith Ferrara. Come enjoy a special reading of the book by the author herself.

Click Here for more information on the book.

Portrayed in Stanley Kunitz’s poems and interviews as an unforgiving and unaffectionate mother, Yetta Dine reveals a more complex narrative through her recently recovered letters, memoir, and diary. They provide vital insights into the life and work of a major American poet. ORDER HERE

The Luminous Racetrack - Poetry Reading & Book Signing by Bill Tremblay
2024-01-16 17:30 - 19:00 | TidePool Bookshop, 372 Chandler St. Unit 101, Worcester, MA, 01602
Please join us for a special evening with the legendary poet Bill Tremblay at Tidepool Books as he reads from his new poetry collection, The Luminous Racetrack: A Memoir in Poems (Lynx House Press, 2023). Bill will also sign copies of the book which will be available for sale at the bookshop.

“The Luminous Racetrack is a collection of frank and lyrical poems based on Bill Tremblay’s childhood and youth in Southbridge, Massachusetts. It is a uniquely intimate coming-of-age story and a masterful witness to the details and beliefs of a bygone era. It is a graceful and magical narrative told with great skill and intelligence” – Ostap Slyvynsky

Bill Tremblay is an award-winning poet,‭ novelist, teacher, editor, and reviewer whose work has appeared in ten full-length volumes of poetry including Crying in the Cheap Seats (University of Massachusetts Press), The Anarchist Heart (New Rivers Press), Duhamel: Ideas of Order in Little Canada [(BOA Editions Ltd.), Shooting Script: Door of Fire (Eastern Washington University Press). Hundreds of his poems have appeared in literary magazines and such anthologies as the Pushcart Prize, The Jazz Poetry Anthology, Best American Poetry, 2003, In 1994, he published his novel, The June Rise (Utah State University Press), which was widely and favorably reviewed, especially on NPR’s All Things Considered. In 2004, his book, Shooting Script: Door of Fire received the Colorado Book Award. He has received awards and fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities as well as The Pushcart Prize Anthology and the Corporation at Yaddo. He was a Fulbright visiting Lecturer at Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal. Mr. Tremblay edited Colorado Review for 15 years and received the John F. Stern Distinguished Professor award for his thirty-three years teaching in and directing the MFA in Creative Writing Program at Colorado State University. His latest book, The Luminous Race Track (2023), is a poetic memoir about growing up in his Franco-American working-class family in the mill town of Southbridge, Massachusetts.

Worcester Writers' Collective Writing Workshop
2024-01-16 18:00 - 21:00, 2024-01-23 18:00 - 21:00 | JMac/Brickbox Theater, 20 Franklin Street, Worcester, MA, 01608, United States
Come one, come all to the weekly meetings of the WWC over at the JMAC (20 Franklin St.)

6-7 Free Writing Time
7-9 Reading and Workshop

Building a small community of local writers of all genres is our priority and we are so thrilled to invite anyone interested to drop in and participate.

It’s FREE and open to all. 🙂

Reciprocity: Paintings and Poems by Judith Ferrara
2024-01-18 18:00 - 20:00 | Gale Free Library, 23 Highland St, Holden, MA, 01520, United States
Poetry Reading & Open Mic.

BOOKLOVERS' GOURMET OPEN MIC
2024-01-20 14:00 - 16:00 | Booklovers’ Gourmet, 72 E. Main St., Webster, MA, 01570
Booklover’s Gourmet OPEN Mic Poetry
Saturday January 20, 2024 @ 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Join us for a monthly round robin style, open poetry reading.
Bring original pieces to share.
Sign up to reserve your spot by emailing: roberteugeneperry@gmail.com
Space is limited to 14 participants and usually fills quickly!

The Poet's Cauldron Returns
2024-01-21 18:00 - 21:00 | Crompton Collective: The White Room, 138 Green St., Worcester, MA, 01604, United States

Free People Artist Workshop
2024-01-22 19:00 - 21:00 | Preservation Worcester Board Room, 61 Harvard St., Worcester, MA, 01609, United States
Artist, poets, writers meet to discuss, share, critique and encourage on-going work.

A Virtual Thirsty Lab with Bill O'Connell
2024-01-23 19:00 - 20:00 | Zoom Online Meeting, United States
The Thirsty Lab poetry reading, normally based out of Princeton, Mass., continues to meet virtually. On Tuesday, January 23rd, 2024 Bill O’Connell will be the featured reader. Please Click Here to register.

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Publications include When We Were All Still Alive (Open Field Press 2021);
Sakonnet Point (Plinth Books 2011); & On The Map To Your Life (Dytiscid Press 1992). New poems upcoming in Naugatuck River Review, Big Wing, and The Lowell Review. I am currently working on a manuscript called Tarifa Moon, poems from a winter in Europe.
I have been living in the Pioneer Valley in Massachusetts since 1984 with my wife, Robin Marion. A retired social worker, I teach literature and writing at Greenfield Community College and run a small handyman business when not playing with grandchildren.

In the Kingdom: A Reading by Jonathan Blake
2024-01-25 18:30 - 19:30 | Jacob Edwards Library, 236 Main St., Southbridge, MA, 01550, United States
The Jacob Edwards Library is please to host a poetry ready by Jonathan Blake. The event is free and all welcome!

Jonathan Blake has been following the gospel of his heart for as long as he can remember. Writer, educator, arts activist/organizer, he makes his home in central Massachusetts.Currently, he teaches in the English department at Worcester State University

In 1984 my parents purchased a small log cabin overlooking a pond in a sparsely inhabited valley at the end of a long dirt road in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. In time, with the coming of grandchildren and great grandchildren, the family built another cabin to accommodate the gatherings of the tribe.
The rolling hills of the pastures on the horizon, the wildlife, the stillness needed for dreaming, have long been the wellspring for my writing.
In the late 80’s, after a visit to our family cabin, the poet Bill O’Connell named the place Paradise. It remains a place where poems and peace can be found.
Sponsored by Friends of Jacob Edwards Library

Thirsty Lab, "Lessons from Yetta: What Can She Teach Us?"
2024-01-30 19:00 - 20:00 | Zoom Online Meeting, United States
The Thirsty Lab poetry reading, normally based out of Princeton, Mass., continues to meet virtually. On Tuesday, January 30th, 2024 Judith Ferrara will be the featured reader. Please Click Here to register.

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Judith Ferrara’s poems, essays and artwork have appeared in three collections and in journals. She has been awarded a Worcester Cultural Commission/Massachusetts Cultural Council Creative Arts Fellowship and the Stanley Kunitz Medal from the Worcester County Poetry Association. Following more than a decade of research, her biography/memoir A Feast of Losses: Yetta Dine and Her Son, Poet Stanley Kunitz has been recently published by TidePool Press. Ferrara resides in Worcester, Massachusetts, where she developed a docent program at the Stanley Kunitz Boyhood Home.

Poetry Extravaganza featuring Victor Infante
2024-02-06 18:00 - 20:30 | Redemption Rock Brewery, 333 Shrewsbury St,, Worcester, MA, 01604, United States
Join us on Tuesday, February 6th from 6:00-8:30 pm for an evening of poetry, humor, and contemplation. Two open-mic sessions sandwich our feature poet Victor Infante. Sign up for the open-mic at jfjr6969@gmail,com . Five-minute maximum, please.

Free admission. Separate area for our event. On-the-street parking or check redemptionrock.beer for other parking options.

Redemption Rock Brewery (RRB) serves craft beers, coffees, teas, and delicious snacks. You can bring your own food but outside beverages are not allowed. The Poetry Extravaganza is sponsored by Lewandowski Painting.

Join the fun on Tuesday, February 6th!

Victor D. Infante is the features editor for The Worcester Telegram & Gazette and the editor for Worcester Magazine. He has appeared in dozens of journals, including The Chiron Review, The Collagist, Barrelhouse, Pearl, Spillway and The Banyan Review, as well as in anthologies such as “Poetry Slam: The Competitive Art of Performance Poetry,” “Spoken Word Revolution Redux,” “The Last American Valentine: Poems to Seduce and Destroy,” “Aim For the Head: An Anthology of Zombie Poetry,” “The Incredible Sestina Anthology” and all three “Murder Ink: Tales of New England Newsroom Crime” anthologies. His first full-length poetry collection, “City of Insomnia,” was published by Write Bloody Publishing, and his poetic novella, “Suffer For This,” is set to come out later this year on Moon Tide Press. He lives in Worcester with his wife, the poet Lea C. Deschenes, and their army of ferrets.

Reading Bishop's Love Poems & Valentines
2024-02-07 10:00 - 11:00 | E.Bishop Grave at Hope Cemetary, 119 Webster St., Worcester, MA, 01603, United States
Image from vintage Valentine postcard, 1907
At our annual birthday bash at Elizabeth Bishop’s grave in Hope Cemetery, local poets will read aloud her sardonic valentines and tender, poignant love poems, mostly unpublished during her lifetime. Readers include Elizabeth Bacon, Clair Degutis, Judith Ferrara, Claire Mowbray Golding, Kate Gregoire, John Hodgen, Irena Kaci, Evan Plante, Eve Rifkah, Susan Rooney-O’Brien, Susan Elizabeth Sweeney — and Bishop herself! Refreshments will include birthday cake.
To get there, enter the cemetery’s main gate and continue on Curtis Avenue. Take your fourth left onto Beech Street (after Elm, Larch, and Bush), proceed for one block, and park. Bishop’s grave is behind the nearest tree on the left side of the road.
This event is sponsored by Mapping Worcester in Poetry. If you have any questions or wish to read a poem, please contact Kate or Beth. Until then, join us in pondering the “conundrum Love propounds” (Bishop, “Three Valentines”).

Slightly Off Beat Poets: First Event of 2024
2024-02-11 13:00 - 16:00 | Donna Lange’s House, 59 Chase Road, Thompson, CT, 06277, United States
WHAT: Slightly Off-beat Poets Presents: Donna Lange/ Brian Mosher
WHERE: Donna Lange’s house 59 Chase Road Thompson, CT (exit 50 off 395)
WHEN: Sunday February 11th 2024 @ 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
WHAT HAPPENS: Our feature poets of the month will each read for 20 minutes. Then we will take a quick break for book sales, snacks and the raffle before starting the open mic. Open mic will be round robin, one poem at a time until 4 PM.

COST: There will be a 50/50 raffle, split between the feature and the winner. 5$ to enter. There is room for 20 poets. To reserve a spot please email: roberteugeneperry@gmail.com

Love Poems After Dark
2024-02-14 17:30 - 19:30 | Bah-Bah- Q, 397 Chandler St, Worcester, MA, 01602, United States

Reading by Oliver de la Paz
2024-02-15 19:30 - 20:30 | Booth Media Lab, Prior Performing Arts Center, College of the Holy Cross, 1 College Street, Worcester, MA, 01610, United States
Oliver de la Paz is the Poet Laureate of Worcester for 2023-2025. He is the author or editor of seven books, including five collections of poems: Names Above Houses, Furious Lullaby, Requiem for the Orchard, Post Subject: A Fable, and The Boy in the Labyrinth, a finalist for the Massachusetts Book Award in poetry. His latest collection, The Diaspora Sonnets, was long-listed for the National Book Award and received the 2023 New England Book Award for poetry.
Oliver is a founding member of Kundiman and serves on the board of Poetry Daily. His work has appeared in journals such as Virginia Quarterly Review, North American Review, Tin House, Poetry, and in anthologies and periodicals including Asian American Poetry: The Next Generation and the New York Times. He teaches creative writing at the College of the Holy Cross.
Oliver’s reading is the first event in the spring 2024 Working Writers Series, sponsored by the Creative Writing Program at Holy Cross. Other visiting writers this spring will include essayist Elena Passarello, novelist Nicole Flattery, poet, memoirist, and novelist Vesna Goldsworthy, and poet Nathan McClain.

BOOKLOVERS' GOURMET OPEN MIC
2024-02-17 14:00 - 16:00 | Booklovers’ Gourmet, 72 E. Main St., Webster, MA, 01570
Open Mic Poetry
Saturday February 17th @ 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Join us for a monthly round robin style, open poetry reading.
Bring original pieces to share.
Sign up to reserve your spot by calling 508-949-6232 or emailing deb@bookloversgourmet.com
Space is limited to 14 participants and usually fills quickly!

Self-Awareness: A Poetry Reading
2024-02-17 14:00 - 17:00 | Creative Connections Gallery, 56 Main Street, Ashburnham, MA, 01430, United States
Join us in the Creative Connections Gallery for a reading of ekphrastic poems inspired by the paintings of Jennifer Okumura, as well as additional works by Jess Mynes, Elayne Clift, Fred Gerhard, Simon Hunt, Pat Frederick, Robert Brooks, and Heidi Larsen. Coffee and refreshments will be served. 56 Main St (Rt 12), Ashburnham, MA (second floor). Open Tuesday-Saturday, 10AM to 6PM. 978-827-6211. info@ccgiftgallery.com

Jess Mynes, Elayne Clift, Fred Gerhard, Simon Hunt, Pat Frederick, Robert Brooks, and Heidi Larsen are local published poets with great diversity in styles and voice.

Poetry Workshop at New Dawn
2024-02-20 19:00 | New Dawn Center, 84 Main St., Ashburnham, MA, 01607, United States
Come out to the New Dawn Writers’ Group’s Poetry Workshop. Every third Tuesday from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm we will discuss poems and writing, write to prompts, give feedback, encourage one another, and discuss upcoming projects. It’s a friendly, pressure-free atmosphere at the New Dawn Arts Center in Ashburnham. The address is 84 Main Street, Ashburnham, MA. The workshop is being led by Fred Gerhard.

Fred Gerhard leads the Poetry Workshop, and is one of the open mic hosts, for the New Dawn Writers’ Group. His poems appear in numerous magazines including Entropy Magazine, Friends Journal, Pif Magazine, POETiCA REViEW, and Sylvia Magazine. A 2023 winner of Poetry in the Pines, he is also an editor at Quabbin Quills and Smoky Quartz. For many years he led a poetry therapy group in Worcester at UMASS Memorial’s Community HealthLink.

Poets @ Large: Saturday Night Poetry
2024-02-24 19:00 - 21:00 | Vanilla Bean Cafe, 450 Deerfield Road, Pomfret, CT, 06259, United States
The Vanilla Bean Café, 450 Deerfield Road in Pomfret, will again host Poets at Large spoken word and poetry performances on the last Saturday of the month, 7-9 p.m., from February through May. Poets at Large is a regional group of poets who read in CT and MA, now in its fifth year. The group’s coordinator, Woodstock author/poet Karen Warinsky, is the Emcee, and those wishing to be in the open mic segment can sign up by contacting her at karen.warinsky@gmail.com. There is a 5-minute limit for open mic readers and these events are recommended for ages 14 and up.

Kicking things off for the 2024 Poets at Large series on Feb 24 will be “Home Grown,” a show featuring Pomfret Poet Laureate Nancy Weiss, Woodstock’s Karen Warinsky (Coordinator of PAL and Emcee) and Thompson Poet Laureate Steve Veilleux. Weiss was appointed Pomfret’s poet laureate in 2021, is a life-long resident and writes a weekly column for The Woodstock Villager. Warinsky has published poetry since 2011, authored three books, is a 2023 Best of the Net nominee and a former finalist in the Montreal Int’l Poetry Contest. Author Veilleux was appointed as Thompson’s poet laureate in 2023. All three write about relationships, politics and life events with a mix of concern and humor.

A Walk in The Woo: 2023 Rain Poets Read
2024-02-25 14:00 - 15:00 | Jean McDonough Creative Arts Center, 20 Franklin St., Worcester, MA, 01608, United States

Sally Rogers & Claudia Schmidt
2024-02-26 08:00 - 17:00 | First Unitarian Church (90 Main St. Worcester, MA), 90 Main St., Worcester, Massachusetts, 01609, United States
Songwriting Workshops and Concert

Saturday, March 16, 2024

John Henry’s Hammer CoffeehouseFirst Unitarian Church90 Main Street(Lincoln Square)Worcester, MA

Workshops2:00-3:30 p.m. (check-in begins at 1:30 p.m.)

Adults with Claudia, limited to 20 participants (Dining Room/Bancroft Room)

Children—Ages 11-16, with Sally, limited to 15 participants (Mirick Room).

Adults’ workshop—$30 includes concert ticketChildren’s workshop—$10 includes concert ticket

For workshops:Make payment to First Unitarian Church by March 10th (put “workshop” in the notes section) and email jhhcoffeehouse@gmail.com that you have signed up. This is your confirmation for registration.

Concert only$25-adult, $10-childGeneral admission concert tickets are available in advance atjhhcoffeehouse.brownpapertickets.com and at the door.
