
Brass Tacks Returns to The Low Beat
The Brass Tacks Poetry + Spoken Word Open Mic series continues at The Low Beat in Albany on Tuesday, September 17!
Thom Francis is the president of Albany Poets and has been organizing, promoting, and hosting open mics and poetry / spoken word events in Albany such as Nitty Gritty Slam, School of Night, Albany Poets Presents…, and the Albany Word Fest for over 15 years. As a poet and performer, Thom has been featured at many of the upstate poetry and spoken word events from Saratoga to Woodstock as well as LarkFest, Art on Lark, 1st Friday, and the Albany Word Fest.
The Brass Tacks Poetry + Spoken Word Open Mic series continues at The Low Beat in Albany on Tuesday, September 17!
This event, in The Olde English Pub shady garden, was a collaboration with Historic Cherry Hill and Albany Poets.
Here’s a look at the poetry and spoken word readings, open mics, workshops, events, and slams in the region this week.
Here’s a look at the poetry and spoken word readings, open mics, workshops, events, and slams in the region this week.
Here’s a look at the poetry and spoken word readings, open mics, workshops, events, and slams in the region this week.
Here’s a look at all of the poetry events, readings, slams, and workshops coming up this week in the region as the 2019 Word Fest continues.
As we get closer to the 2019 Word Fest, R.M. Engelhardt looks back that the first event in Thatcher Park, the history of Albany Poets, & more.
The 2019 Word Fest continues as Albany Poets presents the Brass Tacks Poetry + Spoken Word Open Mic with featured poet Influence!
Here is a look at what is coming up in our poetry community this week as we step into April and celebrate National Poetry Month.
It was a busy week for poetry, as many are in Albany, but Dan was able to make to The Low Beat for Brass Tacks with Ian Macks featured.
Here’s a look at the poetry and spoken word readings, open mics, workshops, events, and slams in the region this week.
The Brass Tacks Poetry + Spoken Word Open Mic series continues at The Low Beat on Tuesday, March 19 with featured reader Ian Macks.