
Upcoming Poetry Events – Week of December 16, 2012
We are coming to the end of another great year of poetry and spoken word in upstate New York. We had a lot of wonderful readings and events over the
We are coming to the end of another great year of poetry and spoken word in upstate New York. We had a lot of wonderful readings and events over the
We have gotten a couple calls for submissions for poetry in the past few days and wanted to pass the information along to you. First up is the first issue
Last week was action packed with poetry and spoken word happening all over the area and this coming week is looking just as great. There are a lot of great
Welcome to the holiday season in upstate New York. We survived Thanksgiving and the November edition of Poets Speak Loud this past Monday, now we look forward to another great week of
We have another one-two punch of poetry and spoken word coming up next week with Nitty Gritty Slam on Tuesday night (with featured poet Influence) in Albany and then the Caffe
What a great week we just had here in Albany. Not only did we celebrate Thanksgiving with our friends, family, and loved ones, we also held our very first Women of the
It is the start of the holiday season and this coming Thursday is Thanksgiving. What are you thankful for? We at Albany Poets are thankful for the all of the
We have some very exciting news here at Albany Poets. Keith Spencer and the lovely Jill Crammond have announced Up The River, a new journal for poetry, art, and photography.
We have another big week of poetry and spoken word ahead of us here in upstate New York. Albany Poets is presenting the first semi-final to determine Team Nitty Gritty
We are gearing up for another big week of poetry and spoken word in the area with seven full days of events and open mics as long as the “storm
We are at the end of another great week of poetry and spoken word here in Albany, but there is more to come next week. This past Tuesday, we saw
The upcoming week is jammed packed with poetry events in all over upstate New York. No one can say that poetry is not living and breathing around here. Here’s is