Our very own May Kuroiwa is organizing a joint reading for two local poetry groups, the Harford Poetry and Literary Society and Lunchlines.
More details:
Eat, Drink, and Be Merry: An Evening of Poetry
Join us for readings of original work by members of the Harford Poetry and Literary Society, and the mid-day poetry group, Lunchlines.
Monday, August 2nd
The Vineyard Wine Bar
142 N. Washington St.
Havre de Grace, MD 21078
443-502-2551
Readings begin at 7 p.m.
Many thanks to The Vineyard Wine Bar; the Cecil County Arts Council and the Elkton Arts Center; and the poetry groups, Lunchlines, and the Harford Poetry and Literary Society.
http://vineyardwinebar.com/
http://www.cecilcountyartscouncil.org/
http://lunchlines2010.blogspot.com/2010/03/lunchlines.html
http://harfordpoetrysociety.org/
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Good luck at the readings! Sounds like an awesome event. I hear that Open Mic nights are becoming more and more popular different shops are starting to host them.
ReplyDeleteI wish I lived nearby. Good luck with that. Thank you for stopping by my blog and becoming a follower!
ReplyDeleteI'm a bit far away to catch the readings but it sound slike a great event
ReplyDeleteSounds brill! I'd be there if I could!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sofia. I enjoyed your June 23 blog post about your recent reading at Back2TheGrind in Riverside, California. Reading to 50 folks; wow! You're much braver than I :). Thanks for including those great photos; neat place for a reading.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, Angie! Your blog's a celebration of multiple art forms, including writing AND music. I like that.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a happy weekend out there in Utah,
Mohamed
You're right, Lynda - Sydney, Australia might be a bit far for this event :). BTW, I enjoyed your recent post about "Subtlety vs. the Sledge Hammer" in writing. I'll keep those points in mind as I struggle and muddle through my latest WIP. Looking forward to reading and learning from your future posts on the craft of writing,
ReplyDeleteMohamed
That's understandable, Talli. The east coast of the U.S. is a bit of a hike from London :).
ReplyDeleteBet you can't wait for the 2011 release of your novel, "The Hating Game." Very exciting!
Mohamed