Poetry at The UAG
Jawbone and Albany Poets are proud to bring poetry back to the UAG Gallery on Lark Street. The series started on January 25 with Thom Francis and Michael Peters and
Jawbone and Albany Poets are proud to bring poetry back to the UAG Gallery on Lark Street. The series started on January 25 with Thom Francis and Michael Peters and
This coming Friday (January 25) Albany Poets and Jawbone are bringing poetry and spoken word back to the UAG Gallery on Lark Street with a new season of this long-running
The annual Poets Speak Loud Tom Nattell Memorial Open Mic and Beret Toss will take place on Monday, January 28 (the Last Monday of the month) at Tess’ Lark Tavern,
Here is some information on a couple of the fine poetry readings that are happening here in the Capital Region. Zounds! at the Night Sky Cafe on Wednesday, December 19
Not too soon to start thinking about and planning to attend the Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival, the premiere poetry gathering in the U.S. (aside from the already renowned Albany
Thought you might want to know about this conversation, which originally appeared in an article in American Poet. http://www.poets.org/viewmedia.php/prmMID/19802
The Knopf people (and now we as well) just realized that the NYC celebration for Philip Levine’s 80th birthday is not Thursday, November 28th, but Thursday, November 29th. See the
You may have noticed that there have been few updates to AlbanyPoets.com over the past few weeks. Don’t worry, we are not giving up on the local poetry and spoken
Marc Straus read at Monkey Joe’s in the Kingston area not long after he started writing and publishing poetry, and it struck us then that he would have much to
This just in from the publisher Knopf: Dear Poetry Lovers, If you’re in New York City on Thursday, November 28th, 2007, don’t miss a special 80th birthday tribute and reading
John Raymond is the featured poet this month at the Live From The Living Room reading and open mic at the Capital District Gay and Lesbian Community Center. Host Don
There were two open mic commentaries and one post about the difference between print poetry and performance poetry this week over at Dan Wilcox’s blog. There are some very good points