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This Weekend's Boston National Poetry Month Festival Schedule
Rabb Lecture
Hall
Saturday, April 28, 2012
10:00 Soubhik Barari:
Acton-Boxborough Regional
10:10 Allesandra Davy-Falconi: B.U. Academy
10:20 TBA
10:30 Boston
Arts Academy,
Molly Pope
10:40 Boston Latin
High School, Justin Singletary
10:50 Daniel Schwartz- Milton Academy
11:00 Sam Cornish
11:10 Elizabeth McKim
11:20 Regie O. Gibson
11:30 Joanna Nealon
11:40 Sheila Twyman
11:50 Chad Parenteau
11:50 Chad Parenteau
12:00 Carol
Weston
12:10 Robert K. Johnson
12:20 Walter Howard
12:30 Ryk McIntyre
12:40 Kaji Aso Studio
Kate Finnegan
12:50 Kim Triedman
1:00 Linda Larson
1:10 Molly Bennett
1:20 Irene Koronas
1:30 Philip E.
Burnham, Jr.
1:30-3:00 OPEN MIKE- Room 5-6
1:40 Frank
Blessington
1:50 Valerie Lawson
2:00 Diana Saenz
2:10 Lucy Holstedt
2:20 Michael Brown
2:30 Ron Goba
2:40 Elizabeth
Doran
2:50 Tomas O’Leary
3:00 Timothy Gager
3:10 Jack Scully
3:20 Rene Schwiesow
3:30 Carolyn Gregory
3:40 Suzanne E. Berger
3:50 Molly Watt
4:00 Richard Hoffman
4:10 Jan Schreiber
4:20 Mignon Ariel King
4:30 Susan Donnelly
Sunday, April 29, 2012
1:10 Tom Daley
1:20 Ifeanyi Menkiti
1:30 Lo Galluccio
1:40 Dan Tobin
1:50 Kathleen Spivack
2:00 Gloria Mindock
2:10 Christine Casson
2:20 Lainie Senechal
2:30 Zvi Sesling
2:40 Rhina P. Espaillat
2:50 Harris Gardner
3:00 Stuart Peterfreund
3:10 Victor Howes
3:20 Alfred Nicol
3:30 Marc Goldfinger
3:40 Charles Coe
3:50 Doug Holder
4:00 Fred Marchant
4:10 Richard Wollman
4:20 Jennifer Barber
4:30 January O’Neil
Sunday, April 29, 2012
1:10 Tom Daley
1:20 Ifeanyi Menkiti
1:30 Lo Galluccio
1:40 Dan Tobin
1:50 Kathleen Spivack
2:00 Gloria Mindock
2:10 Christine Casson
2:20 Lainie Senechal
2:30 Zvi Sesling
2:40 Rhina P. Espaillat
2:50 Harris Gardner
3:00 Stuart Peterfreund
3:10 Victor Howes
3:20 Alfred Nicol
3:30 Marc Goldfinger
3:40 Charles Coe
3:50 Doug Holder
4:00 Fred Marchant
4:10 Richard Wollman
4:20 Jennifer Barber
4:30 January O’Neil
The National Poetry Month Festival This Weekend
THE BOSTON NATIONAL
POETRY MONTH FESTIVAL
POETRY MONTH FESTIVAL
Now In Its
Successful TWELFTH!!! Year
CO-SPONSORS: Tapestry of Voices & Kaji Aso Studio in partnership with the Boston Public Library, SAVE the DATES:
Saturday, April 28th 10:00 A.M.- 4:40 P.M. OPEN MIKE: 1:30 to 3:00P.M.;
& Sunday, April 29thth, 1:10 to 4:30P.M.
The Festival will be held at the library’s main branch in Copley Square. FREE ADMISSION
56 Major and Emerging poets will each do a ten minute
reading; ALSO
Featuring 5 extraordinarily
talented prize winning high school students: from Boston Latin High School,
Justin Singletary; Boston Arts Academy, Molly Pope; Milton Academy, Daniel
Schwartz; Boston University Academy: Alessandra Davy-Falconi. Winner of the
Helen Creeley Poetry Prize; Acton-Boxborough Regional: Soubhik Barari, winner
of the Helen Creeley National
Poetry High
School Prize. These student stars will open the Festival at 10:00 A.M. SAM CORNISH, Boston’s current and first Poet
Laureate will open the formal part of
the Festival at 11:00 A.M. 55 additional major
and emerging poets will follow with a
POETRY MARATHON
Some of the many luminaries include SAM CORNISH, , Rhina P.
Espaillat, , Richard Wollman, Christine
Casson, Dan Tobin, Jennifer Barber, Alfred Nicol, Kathleen Spivack , Doug Holder,
Elizabeth Doran, Richard Hoffman, Lucy Holstedt Charles Coe, Kim Triedman, Ryk McIntyre, January O’Neil , Regie O’Gibson, Kate Finnegan (Kaji Aso
Studio), Victor Howes, Lainie Senechal,
Harris Gardner Susan Donnelly, Jack Scully, Rene Schwiesow, Chad Parenteau,
Linda Larson, Tomas O’Leary, Molly Bennett, Marc Goldfinger, Gloria Mindock, Tim Gager,
Diana Saenz, Stuart Peterfreund, Elizabeth McKim, Frank Blessington, Valerie
Lawson, Michael Brown, Mignon Ariel King, Tom Daley, Molly Lynn Watt, Ifeanyi
Menkiti, Joanna Nealon, Walter Howard,Ron Goba, Carolyn Gregory, Zvi
Sesling, Irene Koronas, Fred Marchant, Sheila
Twyman, Robert K. Johnson, Suzanne E. Berger, and a Plethora of other prize
winning poets.
This Festival has it
all: Professional published poets,
celebrities, numerous prize winners, student
participation, OPEN MIKE.
Even more, it is about community,
neighborhoods, diversity, Boston, and Massachusetts. This
popular tradition is the largest event in Boston’s
Contribution to National Poetry Month.
FREE
ADMISSION !!!
FOR INFORMATION:
Tapestry of Voices: 617-306-9484
Library: 617-536-5400
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