Visit New England Poetry Club at Radio Show, “Open Reading” hosted by Sal Inglima

New England Poetry Club Board Members will visit the at Somerville Media Center, Radio Show, "Open Reading" hosted by Sal Inglima. Conversation about Amy Lowell 150th Anniversary, her life, events and reading poems by Denise Provost, Linda Conte, Doug Holder and Nidia Hernández. Sal Inglima’s Open Reading brings the poets of Somerville and beyond to ... Read moreVisit New England Poetry Club at Radio Show, “Open Reading” hosted by Sal Inglima

Fruitlands: Chard deNiord, Robbie Gamble, Pamela Gemme

Fruitlands Museum 102 Prospect Hill Rd, Harvard, MA

(Left to right: Pamela Gemme, Chard deNiord, Robbie Gamble) Chard deNiord is the author of seven books of poetry, most recently In My Unknowing (University of Pittsburgh Press 2020), Interstate (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2019), and The Double Truth (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2011). He is also the author of two books of interviews with eminent American poets: ... Read moreFruitlands: Chard deNiord, Robbie Gamble, Pamela Gemme

Amy Lowell 150th Anniversary; The Public Library of Brookline; Multilingual Reading of her poems

The Public Library of Brookline 361 Washington Street,, Brookline, MA, United States

    Join us to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the birth of Brookline poet Amy Lowell The New England Poetry Club, The Public Library of Brookline, along with the Brookline Commission for the Arts, will celebrate Amy Lowell’s life and work with an introduction to her poetry and readings of her poems in the ... Read moreAmy Lowell 150th Anniversary; The Public Library of Brookline; Multilingual Reading of her poems

Amy Lowell 150th Anniversary: A Tribute to Amy Lowell at All She Wrote Books

All She Wrote Books 75 Washington St,, Somerville, MA, United States

  On Thursday, March 7, at 7 pm, poets CD Collins, Melissa Nilles, and D Donna will read and talk about Amy Lowell’s poetry, influence, and legacy in the casual and welcoming atmosphere of All She Wrote Books, an intersectional feminist and queer bookstore in East Somerville. The bookstore is accessible to those who need disability accommodations. Please ... Read moreAmy Lowell 150th Anniversary: A Tribute to Amy Lowell at All She Wrote Books

Four Poets at the Waltham Historical Society

Waltham Historical Society 260 Grove St., Waltham, MA, United States

Prepare for a unique tapestry of history and verse! The Waltham Historical Society and the New England Poetry Club join forces on March 12th, 7:00 PM, to explore Waltham's rich spirit, and more, through the voices of: Barbara de la Cuesta, poet and novelist, weaving Waltham tales that transcend time. Owen Lewis, Professor of Psychiatry ... Read moreFour Poets at the Waltham Historical Society

Fruitlands: Maru Colbert, Gary Duehr, A.M. Juster

Fruitlands Museum 102 Prospect Hill Rd, Harvard, MA

Maru Colbert is an engineering professor and performer. Her collegiate research and teaching span three engineering fields and she has a K12 STEM focus on chemistry and mathematics. Her spoken, written and choreographed works were featured in Denver, Los Angeles, Toronto, Windsor, Montreal, Amsterdam, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Detroit and Boston.  Her African and Native American culture, ... Read moreFruitlands: Maru Colbert, Gary Duehr, A.M. Juster

Amy Lowell 150th Anniversary. Scholars Carl Rollyson and Melissa Bradshaw discuss the life and work of Amy Lowell. 

Online

  Welcome! You are invited to join a Zoom meeting Amy Lowell scholars Melissa Bradshaw and Carl Rollyson. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting. An award-winning Amy Lowell scholar, Dr. Melissa Bradshaw is editing both print and digital editions of the poet's never-before collected letters. Professor Bradshaw suggests that ... Read moreAmy Lowell 150th Anniversary. Scholars Carl Rollyson and Melissa Bradshaw discuss the life and work of Amy Lowell. 

Medford Historical Society & Museum: Denise Bergman, Kevin Gallagher, Max Heinegg, Scott Ruescher

Medford Historical Society & Museum 10 Governors Avenue, Medford, MA, United States

Join Medford High School English teacher and poet Max Heinegg and three other New England Poetry Club poets for a night of poetry and song. Please note that seating is limited: register here for free tickets. Max Heinegg is the author of Going There (Lily Poetry Review Books, 2023) and Good Harbor (Lily Poetry Review Books, ... Read moreMedford Historical Society & Museum: Denise Bergman, Kevin Gallagher, Max Heinegg, Scott Ruescher

Free

Poetry at the Manse: Martha Collins, Merryn Rutledge, Timothy Gager

Old Manse 269 Monument St, Concord, MA

Join the New England Poetry Club outdoors in the open air tent at the Old Manse for free poetry readings on select Sunday afternoons. Extend your visit by signing up for a tour of the historic house prior to or following the reading. Learn more about tour offerings and pre-register for house tours here. Plan ... Read morePoetry at the Manse: Martha Collins, Merryn Rutledge, Timothy Gager

Free

Meet Our Poets: Somerville Poets Reading Their Own Poems & Poems They Love

Somerville Poet Laureate Lloyd Schwartz Somerville Armory 191 Highland Avenue, Somerville, MA, United States

Meet Our Poets: Somerville Poets Reading Their Own Poems and Poems They Love
This once-in-a-lifetime reading includes the largest array of Somerville poets ever assembled. More than 30 Somerville poets will each be reading one of their own poems and a poem they love by a poet of their choice. The poets include Jennifer Badot, Simeon Berry, David Blair, Zack Bond, Elizabeth Callahan, Parama Chattopadhyay, Jennifer Clarvoe, Linda Conte, Linda Haviland Conte, Donna Donna, Gary Duehr, Kirk Etherton, Michael Franco, Bridget Seley Galway, Seth Garcia, Doug Holder, Katherine Hollander, Lucy Holstedt, Gloria Mindock, Tam Lin Neville, Pat Peterson, Denise Provost, Andrea Read, Hilary Sallick, Lloyd Schwartz, Michael Steffen, Janaka Stucky, Patrick Sylvain, Gilmore Tamny, Christie Towers, Anna Warrock, and Dan Wuenschel.
This free event, organized by Somerville Poet Laureate Lloyd Schwartz with the Somerville Arts Council, will take place at the Somerville Armory, 191 Highland Avenue, on Sunday, April 28, at 5:30 PM. It is free and fully accessible.

Free