Welcome to the schedule of poetry events happening in Massachusetts! This schedule contains events happening all over the state, as entered by our Poetry Partners and others. It is not limited to Mass Poetry events. To submit an event, click here. For more questions regarding our calendar, you can email marketing@masspoetry.org.
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Sunday January 28th Museum Of Poets Comes To MASSACHUSETTS! An Imersive Poetry Experience Where Poets Use Fully Curated Set Designs To Tell Their Stories.
Come Out And Enjoy A Dope Experience Hosted By Fly Ry @TheFaceOfCT and Music By DJ Young Kels & DJ Big Ron. Take Pictures At Any Of The Set Designs, Enjoy Food, Drinks And Listen To Some Of The Dopest Poets That Massachusetts Has To Offer.
Tickets Are On A Climbing Scale So Get Your Discounted Tickets Earlyyyyy! See You Soon Have Questions? Contact Fly Ry On IG @TheFaceOfCT
The Thirsty Lab Reading Series on 206 Worcester Road in Princeton, MA 01541. The series began in 2013 and happens the fourth and fifth Tuesdays of every month from 7-9 p.m. There is no open. The reader has the full two hours to use as s/he wishes. Some read two sets of 30-45 minutes. Some bring musicians to play behind the words. Some use part of the time for a workshop session and discussion. There is usually a bottle of wine to share, some home baked treats, great discussion and a poetically intelligent audience. A list of readers scheduled for 2020 follows:
2020
January 28 Michael Milligan February 25 John Hodgen March 24 Jenith Charpentier March 31 Jeffrey Levine April 28 Patrick Donnelly May 26 Kathleen Fagley June 23 Sarah St. George June 30 Susan Roney-O’Brien July 28 Susan Boucher August 25 Richard Fox September 22 Elizabeth McKim September 29 Heather McPherson October 27 Bruce Galli November 24 David Surette
Please join us on February 25th for our monthly open mic and featured poetry reading series The Poetorium at Starlite hosted by Paul Szlosek.. It will be a full evening of poetry and spoken word starting with a brief interview on stage with our featured poet Ron Whittle(Author of Goodbye Again, Postcards From a War Zone, & In the Name of the Father, the Son, and the Grandson), followed by a poetry reading by our feature, a 10-minute tribute to a dead poet by a guest reader, a short intermission, and then the open mic (with 5-minute slots for each reader). Admission is free (but a hat will be passed to pay our features)
