Virtual Event Worcester, MA, 01608 Poets, let your voices be heard! Whether you’ve written an original piece or would like to share a favorite poem written by someone else, the mic is yours and we’re all ears. The suggested theme for this month’s open mic is poems about food. Register Here: https://mywpl.assabetinteractive.com/calendar/poetry-club-open-mic-friday/
This event is limited to 25. Masks required. Do your children ask odd questions like “why do rivers shiver?” or “do trees dance?” Curt Curtin answers these and many more in his latest poetry collection called: Why Trees Sneeze and Other Mysteries, “a collection that curious minds are sure to enjoy.” (Worcester librarian, Devon Evans). […]
Listen! is a weekly poetry open mic on Sundays at 6 PM, Nick’s Worcester. Hosted by David Macpherson.
Eve Rifkah, poet and recipient of the 2021 Kunitz award from the Worcester County Poetry Association, is a longtime Worcester resident. She worked with the Telegram & Gazette for 17 years and has taught writing and English composition college courses at Fitchburg State University, Worcester State University, WPI and Clark University. Rifkah was co-founder of […]
Join us for the open mic then our Feature Performer, poet/author singer/songwriter, Linda McCarthy. Linda divides her time between penning song lyrics, music, and poetry. With a recent return from a two-year stay in Colorado, Linda looks forward to sharing her works with old and new friends. Sign up for the open mic in advance […]
Kate Zebrowski will present a short reading and discussion of her new novel, Through A Bakery Window followed by a meet and greet. Kate graduated from Leicester High School in 1970. Through A Bakery Window is loosely based on events that took place in Spencer, Ma. in 1899.
Monthly Open Mic Poetry Returns!! on the Third Saturday of (most) months, 2-4 pm Bring an original piece to share in a round-robin style. This month Bruce Galli & Paul Szlosek will be emceeing. Space is limited so please RSVP to deb@bookloversgourmet.com or 508-949-6232.
An Evening of Poetry will be held on Saturday, November 20th at the GB & Lexi Singh Performance Center at Alternatives’ Whitin Mill, 60 Douglas Road, Whitinsville, MA. A celebration of poetic excellence, this event features readings from four regional poets and an open mic segment following intermission. Scheduled from 7:00 – 9:00 pm, the […]
Kate Zebrowski launches her latest book, Through a Bakery Window, which is loosely based on a true story that took place in Spencer, Ma. in 1899.
Listen! is a weekly poetry open mic on Sundays at 6 PM, Nick’s Worcester. Hosted by David Macpherson.
