• Monthly Board Meeting: September Edition

    Monthly Board Meeting Join us for our monthly discussion and planning. Come see what what we have been up to and will be up to. ;) Not a Board Member? Not a problem! Our meetings are always open to the public and everyone is welcome!

  • Bards @ The Barrel

    Spicy Water Distiller 108 Elm Street, Millbury, Massachusetts, United States

    Our September Feature will be the Inimitable Renee Slovick.

  • Slightly Off-Beat Poets Presents…

    Steve Veilleux's Home 112 Fabyan-Woodstock North Road, Grosvenordale, CT, United States

    MPORTANT: PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN CHAIR FOR THIS OUTDOOR EVENT WHAT: Slightly Off-beat Poets Presents: Joshua Michael Stewart & Brian Mosher WHERE: Steve Veilleux’s house 112 Fabyan-Woodstock Road N Grosvenordale, CT WHEN: Sunday September 14 @ 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm WHAT HAPPENS: Our feature poets of the month will each read for 20 minutes. Then […]

  • The Beat Goes On: a poetry reading with Bill Tremblay and Linda Wlodyka

    Jacob Edwards Library 236 Main St., Southbridge, MA, United States

    The Jacob Edwards Library is pleased to present THE BEAT GOES ON, a reading by two contemporary American poets with roots in the Beat tradition--Southbridge poet laureate Bill Tremblay and Massachusetts Beat Poet Linda Wlodyka, appointed by the National Beat Poetry Foundation. The reading will be held at Jacob Edwards Library on September 15 from […]

  • Lecture at The Prior by Hanif Abdurraqib

    Prior Performance Arts Center 1 College Street, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States

    The Prior Performing Arts Center is presenting a free public lecture by Hanif Abdurraqib on Tuesday, September 16 at 6 pm. MacArthur Fellow Hanif Abdurraqib is an award-winning poet, music writer, and cultural critic from Columbus, Ohio. His newest release, There's Always This Year: On Basketball and Ascension (Random House, 2024), was a New York Times Bestseller and longlisted for […]

  • Poetry Extravaganza, featuring Three Decker poet Claire Golding

    The Mill 185 W. Boylston Street, West Boylston, Massachusetts, United States

    Join us at The Mill in West Boylston on September 17th! The Mill is right off Rt 190, has a spacious parking lot, serves delectable apps, entrees, and desserts with a full bar. We have a separate room for our monthly shenanigans. Admission is still free. All of the Tip Jar proceeds go to the […]

  • Booklover’s Gourmet Open Mic

    Booklovers' Gourmet 72 E. Main St., Webster, MA

    In addition to our regular open mic (1.5 hours), this month Eric Petersen will be the featured reader (20 minutes) to celebrate his new book Memoirs from the Melieu published by Metaphysical Fox Press. Join us for our monthly round robin open poetry share, moderated by Robert Eugene Perry. Bring original pieces to share in a friendly, […]

  • POET LAUREATE OF MANCHESTER TO READ AT THE VANILLA BEAN CAFE

    Vanilla Bean Cafe 450 Deerfield Road, Pomfret, CT, United States

    Poets at Large will present the Poet Laureate of Manchester, CT, Nadia Sims on Sept. 20 th at 7 p.m.at the Vanilla Bean Café, 450 Deerfield Road, Pomfret, CT. Sims has been writing for most of her life and began performing in 2020 at open mics. Her work is largely a message of grace and […]

    $15
  • Worcester Writers’ Collective

    JMac/Brickbox Theater 20 Franklin Street, Worcester, MA, United States

    Worcester Writers’ Collective September 9th @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm Come one, come all to the weekly meetings of the WWC: 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 […]

  • Book Signing for “Protesting with Rosa Parks”

    TidePool Bookshop 372 Chandler St. Unit 101, Worcester, MA

    Tuesday, Sept. 23, 6:00pm Protesting with Rosa Parks recounts the experiences of over 95 people who, like Rosa Parks, refused to give up their seats, their rights, and their dignity while travelling on stagecoaches, trains, steamboats, streetcars, buses, planes, cars, elevators, and even a bus station shoeshine stand. Some were or became famous as civil rights […]