The Worcester Writer's Collective usually meets Tuesday nights from 6-9pm at the Jean McDonough Arts Center (JMAC) in Worcester. Writers of all genres are welcome to write and workshop in community. info@worcesterwriterscollective.org Tonight is canceled in honor of Election Day.
The Northboro Open Mic is held every first Friday from 7pm at the Meeting House Arts Center. Admission is $5. Musicians, writers, comedians, etc. welcome.
The Dirty Gerund meets Monday nights at Ralph's Diner in Worcester: "Sign-up" is out at 8:00pm, show starts at 9pm. $2-7 suggested donation.
Glenn D'Alessio will read from his new book of poetry, "Between Merwin and Greger, Overtones of Poetry," at the Merriam-Gilbert Library on Route 9 next to the West Brookfield Town Hall. Glenn's one hour reading will be between two half-hour sets of light jazz that he will join, playing flute with the Carlos Davis Trio. […]
The Worcester Writers' Collective meets Tuesday nights from 6-9pm at the Jean McDonough Arts Center (JMAC) in Worcester. Writers of all genres are welcome to write and workshop in community. info@worcesterwriterscollective.org
The Shawna Foundation's Shivering Mouse Poetry Salon features Christopher Reilley this month with host Art DuBois. Open Mic to follow the feature. Hosted at Art's home in Uxbridge, 446 East St. Christopher Reilley is a New England-based poet and author whose work bridges poetry, prose and fiction. He has served as Poet Laureate of Dedham, […]
Poet John Hodgen and Novelist Christie Hodgen will give a reading on Tuesday, November 10th at 7:30 PM, free and open to the public, at Assumption University’s Curtis Performance Hall, in the Tsotsis Family Academic Center.
Please join us for a special Wednesday triple feature edition of our monthly open mic and featured poetry reading series Poetorium Too at TidePool Bookshop (located at 372 Chandler Street in Worcester, MA) on November 11th, 2026 from 5 pm to 7 pm hosted by Paul Szlosek and (hopefully) Ron Whittle. It will be a […]
Noa Micaela Fields reads as part of the Anderson House Reading Series in the Experimental Theater, Little Center at Clark University. Fields is the author of E (Nightboat Books, 2026), an alterbook embracing mishearing as a vehicle for transformation. Tickets are free and can be reserved here: www.ticketsource.com/clarkuvpa Copy by Mandy Gutmann-González
