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The Journal Star in Lincoln Nebraska has an article about a high school students journey into the world poetry.  What got her started and where has she gone since first jumping […]

The Upstate Artists Guild has two exciting events coming up with submission deadlines which are quickly approaching: Small Works ShowDecember 1st through December 22ndAll work must be no larger than

Bring your poems! Bring your rants! Bring your friends! With the holiday season (and all of its related stresses) creeping up on us, Albany Poets would like to give poets,

Robert Milby will be reading at the Lark Tavern on November 27th, though how he finds the time to do any readings himself, considering his schedule as a poetry host,

There is an article on the Macon Telegraph website about the new movie based on the Charles Bukowski book, “Factotum”.  “…based on a 1975 Bukowski novel, is actually a delicate

Three art galleries are opening their doors to poetry readings this weekend in Ulster County to combine spoken word and poetry with visual art.  Kingston Museum of Contemporary Arts, Center for Photography at Woodstock,

Live From The Living Room, a featured reading series with an open mic afterwards is back this month, held on the 2nd Wednesday of every month at the Capital District

Music and poetry open mic this month with special musical guests Tom McWatters and Ashley Pond. We will also be releasing the brand-new issue of Other:____ tonight at Valentines. Tom McWatters is

I am going on tour! Ok, so I am making more of it than I should, it is only one show, but it is in Lexington SC! My brotha-from-anotha-motha, Maximus

Poetry Workshop For Teens at Caffe Lena with Carol GraserTuesdays, November 14, 21, and 28 from 4 to 6pmFree For these workshops, for ages 14 and up, I try to

Albany Poets’ very own Dain Brammage is hitting road. He will be performing in Lexington, South Carolina at the Prysmatic Dreams Spoken Word Showcase. A new event hosted by Maximus

From our friend Deb Bump: Greetings From The Electric City! WIRED!, Schenectady’s open mike reading for poetry and the spoken word, was happy to have been personally contacted by this months’ featured