Showing posts with label Tim Reed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tim Reed. Show all posts

Monday, December 16, 2019

Brockton Library Poetry Series on December 21: Everyone Has a Voice

Nicole Rocci and Kenya McDonald feature at the Brockton Library Poetry series this Saturday, December 21. In case you can't read the graphic, you can click here. Information courtesy of Tim Reed.


Monday, April 15, 2019

This Sunday: The Brockton Library Poetry Series

Information courtesy of Tim Reed .

Brockton Library Poetry Series
Everyone Has a Voice
Saturday, April 20
1:00–3:00 Driscoll Art Gallery
Featuring
Ryk McIntyre
Caitlin Shannon
With Open Mic
Featuring You

Monday, January 07, 2019

Thursday, March 01, 2018

Saturday March 17th: Brockton Library Poetry Series

Brockton Library Poetry Series

"Everyone Has A Voice"


This series is truly about equality, sharing, and celebrating the human experience through poetry. To be sure, this series will underscore the idea that Everyone Has a Voice.

Monday, October 09, 2017

Brockton Library Poetry Series: "Everyone Has A Voice"

This series is truly about equality, sharing, and celebrating the human experience through poetry. To be sure, this series will underscore the idea that Everyone Has a Voice.

October 21, 2017 from 2:00 – 5:00 PM we will begin with featured poet Jean-Dany Joachim presenting selected pieces from his collection of work, followed by the open mic featuring YOU, the audience members. The venue is held in the Driscoll Art Gallery at the Brockton Public Library main branch, 304 Main Street, Brockton MA.

Wednesday, September 06, 2017

New Brockton Library Poetry Series "Everyone Has A Voice"

Information courtesy of Tim Reed.
 This series is truly about equality, sharing, and celebrating the human experience through poetry. To be sure, this series will underscore the idea that Everyone Has a Voice.

Monday, October 31, 2016

Poetry & Music Update, November 2016

 Information courtesy of Rich Berg

Friday November 11th  6:00-8:00 pm
True Storytelling
Featured Storytellers:  Dot Walsh,  Rich Berg & Bobby Blair
Theme: “Worth Fighting For”
Followed by:  Names from the hat for audience stories.
$15 admission offers a seat, name in the hat and baked
pastry desserts, coffee, tea or hot chocolate.
Limited Seating: Advanced email reservation strongly recommended.
Facilitated by: Cheryl Perreault, cbperreault@gmail.com, 508 596- 6228
Location: Bittersweet Co. Café, 28 Main St. Hopkinton MA.
 
Saturday Nov 12th 10am-12pm
'Methods & Madness-Developing the Successful Poet'
Session 3: Getting Published, Guest Speaker, Author John Holgerson
1st Hour: Professional Development
Manuscript Prep. Editing & Reviews, References, Fees & Compensation
2nd Hour: Reading & Writing Skills
Read your poem & hear your poem read
Writing samples at any stage of completeness encouraged.
Workshops are free & intended for adults at any writing level.
Instructors-Easton Poets: George Comeaux & Rich Berg
Comments: beachchair@verizon.net, website: amesfreelibrary.org
Location: Ames Free Library/Queset House,
53 Main St. N. Easton , MA, 2nd  Fl. Conference Rm.

Sunday November 13thth 12-3pm
POETRY: The Art of Words
Mike Amado Memorial Series
Music Feature: Steve Gabovich & Diane Barry [The Senescents]
Poetry Features: Douglas Bishop & Chris Toto Zaremba
Open Mic following the Music & Poetry Features
Poetry Bookings: Jack Scully email: jackptaow36@gmail.com
Music Bookings: Rich Berg email: beachchair@verizon.net
Hosts: Jack Scully, Rene Schwiesow & Tim Reed
Doors Open 11:30am, Website: ptaow.com
Free admission & refreshments.
Location: Plymouth Center for the Arts
11 North St. Plymouth , MA
 
Thursday November 17th 7-9pm
For the Love of Words
Artist Interviews & Performances
Poetry Artist: Yunus Quddus
Music Artist:  Andy & Judy Daigle
Hosts:  George Comeaux, John Holgerson & Rich Berg
Bookings & info: beachchair@verizon.net
Doors open 6:30pm. Website: eastoncat.org
Location: ECAT Studios  50 Oliver St. N. Easton , MA