Stone Soup Poetry 2010 Anniversary Event
cc Arshagra Featured Poet
Monday - May 3rd, at Out of the Blue Gallery
106 Prospect Street
Cambridge, MA 02139-2503
(617) 354-5287
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Monday, April 19, 2010
Stone Soup Poetry
Monday, April 19, 2010 at Out of the Blue Gallery, Stone Soup Poetry
Hosted by Chad Parenteau
Featuring, Lee Litif & Christopher Robin
Prospect St
Cambridge, MA
7:30pm, $3.00
Hosted by Chad Parenteau
Featuring, Lee Litif & Christopher Robin
Prospect St
Cambridge, MA
7:30pm, $3.00
Saturday, April 17, 2010
BEVERLY POETRY MONTH EVENT
On Friday, April 30th, at 7-10 PM there will be a Poetry Month Event held at the White Whale Coffee House, 9 Hale St., Beverly Ma.
There will $5.00 donation requested and all monies raised will be given to the White Whale Coffee House Building Fund. The event will feature a twenty minute lecture on the History of Beverly area Poets and their Poetry, spotlighting such local poets as Oliver Wendell Holmes, Lucy Larcom and George E. Woodbury. The Lecture will be given by K. Peddlar Bridges, local well known poet.
The event will also feature a number of readings by featured poets such as Walter Howard Of the Stone Soup Poets; Bill Perrault, also of the Stone Soup Poets; Mark Goldfinger, Poetry Editor of Cambridge's Spare Change News; Spike AKA Lisa of CT, and a charter member of the National Roadpoets and Writers Association; well known Beverly area Story Teller, Tony Toledo; and Beverly Senior Poet, Hudson Thorndike Morrill. The event will also feature a number of Open Mic Poetry slots for a number audience members, who may wish read their own Poetry as part of this National Poetry Month Celebration Event.
Besides the featured Poetry there will door prizes and a silent auction of handcrafted items donated by local artisans, such as handcrafted jewelry by Benjamin Two Eyes, and Princesskraftz by Dee Migneault.
This event will be hosted by K. Peddlar Bridges. Bridges is a well published area Poet, Senior Poetry Columnist for the Connecticut Cruise News Newspaper, former Poet Laureate for Connecticut Bike Week, and former Poet Laureate for Don Clady's Super Sunday Motorcycle Expo (R), as well as Co-founder and Co-Editor of North Shore's (old) Wail Magazine. Bridges was also the host and producer of Beverly CABLE TV’s (Poets Cafe') program from (circa) 1990 - 1998.
The events co-host will be Lynne Sticklor AKA The Prize Lady, Sticklor is originally from Woburn Mass, and now resides in Beverly. Her poetry and co-hosting brings excitement and energy to any show she is part of.
For more information about this poetry event please contact roadpoetbikerpoet (at) yahoo.com.
There will $5.00 donation requested and all monies raised will be given to the White Whale Coffee House Building Fund. The event will feature a twenty minute lecture on the History of Beverly area Poets and their Poetry, spotlighting such local poets as Oliver Wendell Holmes, Lucy Larcom and George E. Woodbury. The Lecture will be given by K. Peddlar Bridges, local well known poet.
The event will also feature a number of readings by featured poets such as Walter Howard Of the Stone Soup Poets; Bill Perrault, also of the Stone Soup Poets; Mark Goldfinger, Poetry Editor of Cambridge's Spare Change News; Spike AKA Lisa of CT, and a charter member of the National Roadpoets and Writers Association; well known Beverly area Story Teller, Tony Toledo; and Beverly Senior Poet, Hudson Thorndike Morrill. The event will also feature a number of Open Mic Poetry slots for a number audience members, who may wish read their own Poetry as part of this National Poetry Month Celebration Event.
Besides the featured Poetry there will door prizes and a silent auction of handcrafted items donated by local artisans, such as handcrafted jewelry by Benjamin Two Eyes, and Princesskraftz by Dee Migneault.
This event will be hosted by K. Peddlar Bridges. Bridges is a well published area Poet, Senior Poetry Columnist for the Connecticut Cruise News Newspaper, former Poet Laureate for Connecticut Bike Week, and former Poet Laureate for Don Clady's Super Sunday Motorcycle Expo (R), as well as Co-founder and Co-Editor of North Shore's (old) Wail Magazine. Bridges was also the host and producer of Beverly CABLE TV’s (Poets Cafe') program from (circa) 1990 - 1998.
The events co-host will be Lynne Sticklor AKA The Prize Lady, Sticklor is originally from Woburn Mass, and now resides in Beverly. Her poetry and co-hosting brings excitement and energy to any show she is part of.
For more information about this poetry event please contact roadpoetbikerpoet (at) yahoo.com.
The Cambridge Populist Poetry Festival
WHEN: Sunday, April 18th , 2010 12PM to 5:30PM
WHERE: Jill Brown-Rhone Park (formerly Lafayette Plaza) / across from Luna Café (403 Mass. Ave.) in Central Square, Cambridge Massachusetts.
Rumor has it that Da Butcha 'shoppe will be appearing ...
In celebration of National Poetry Month, Poet Populist Jean-Dany Joachim curates the 2010 Cambridge Poetry Festival. This FREE community event brings together professional and novice poets, writers, performers, and singer/songwriter musicians to share their work via an open-mic format. The festival offers to all attendees professional development "mini-workshops" on editing and presenting as well as an opportunity to connect with local bookstores, publishing companies and poetry groups. To learn more or to participate, e-mail poetpopulist@cambridgema.gov or call the Cambridge Arts Council at 617-349-4380.
1 12 - 1:00
Fred Marchant
Hannah Baker-Siroty
Luke Salisbury
Chris Brandt
Philip Burnham
Isabella Ruggerio Dumond
Gayle Roby
2 1:00 - 2:00
Mary Bodwell
Clara Guila Kessous
Peter Payack
Thomas Spear
Marilene Phipps-Kettlewell
Tehila Lieberman
Molly Lynn Watt
3 2:00 - 3:00
Doug Holder
Charles Coe
Lo Gallucio
Alan Soto Smith
Marcia Ross
Charlot Lucien
Danielle Georges
4 3:00 - 4:00
Gifrantz
Phillips Hassouris
Patrick Sylvain
Enzo Surin
Toni Bee
Liam Bodwell
Tontongi
5 4:00 - 5:300
Juan Cassillas
Giancarlo Buscaglia
Kristophe Diaz
Amy Grunder
Larry Stich
René Rodriguez Soriano
Leonardo Lin
Fred Brown
Dominique Batraville
Duckens Charitable
WHERE: Jill Brown-Rhone Park (formerly Lafayette Plaza) / across from Luna Café (403 Mass. Ave.) in Central Square, Cambridge Massachusetts.
Rumor has it that Da Butcha 'shoppe will be appearing ...
In celebration of National Poetry Month, Poet Populist Jean-Dany Joachim curates the 2010 Cambridge Poetry Festival. This FREE community event brings together professional and novice poets, writers, performers, and singer/songwriter musicians to share their work via an open-mic format. The festival offers to all attendees professional development "mini-workshops" on editing and presenting as well as an opportunity to connect with local bookstores, publishing companies and poetry groups. To learn more or to participate, e-mail poetpopulist@cambridgema.gov or call the Cambridge Arts Council at 617-349-4380.
1 12 - 1:00
Fred Marchant
Hannah Baker-Siroty
Luke Salisbury
Chris Brandt
Philip Burnham
Isabella Ruggerio Dumond
Gayle Roby
2 1:00 - 2:00
Mary Bodwell
Clara Guila Kessous
Peter Payack
Thomas Spear
Marilene Phipps-Kettlewell
Tehila Lieberman
Molly Lynn Watt
3 2:00 - 3:00
Doug Holder
Charles Coe
Lo Gallucio
Alan Soto Smith
Marcia Ross
Charlot Lucien
Danielle Georges
4 3:00 - 4:00
Gifrantz
Phillips Hassouris
Patrick Sylvain
Enzo Surin
Toni Bee
Liam Bodwell
Tontongi
5 4:00 - 5:300
Juan Cassillas
Giancarlo Buscaglia
Kristophe Diaz
Amy Grunder
Larry Stich
René Rodriguez Soriano
Leonardo Lin
Fred Brown
Dominique Batraville
Duckens Charitable
Boston International Film Festival
The Dreams of Leonardo da Vinci short movie by Mick Cusimano
The Boston International Film Festival
11:00am, session 2
The Boston International Film Festival is going on April 16-25 @AMC Theatres 175 Tremont St. Boston Common Theater with films from all over the world.
The Boston International Film Festival
11:00am, session 2
The Boston International Film Festival is going on April 16-25 @AMC Theatres 175 Tremont St. Boston Common Theater with films from all over the world.
Taxes & Poetry
Taxes, taxes, & more taxes
sent with what the facts is
but, so much better
when sent as a letter
& blanks at maxes.
Poetry, poetry, & more poetry
please, show it to me
as bank accounts bleed
I desire to read
& bask in flow-etree.
Poetry & Taxes
everyone relaxes
when read & paid
but, won't get you laid
like Santanas "Abraxes".
- DA Boucher
Have a fantastic Tax Day 2010 & an even better National Poetry Month 2010
sent with what the facts is
but, so much better
when sent as a letter
& blanks at maxes.
Poetry, poetry, & more poetry
please, show it to me
as bank accounts bleed
I desire to read
& bask in flow-etree.
Poetry & Taxes
everyone relaxes
when read & paid
but, won't get you laid
like Santanas "Abraxes".
- DA Boucher
Have a fantastic Tax Day 2010 & an even better National Poetry Month 2010
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Poetry, Poetry, Poetry Everywhere
Poetry, Poetry, Poetry everywhere,
cafes, pubs, on the city square
more than enough to share,
Poetry of the 365 sort
Poetry from the 30/30 sport
Poetry long or short.
Poetry, Poetry, Poetry everywhere
Poetry written on a dare
Poetry constructed without any flare,
by Poets emerged from their dens,
Poets doing battle with their pens,
& Poets who seek perfect tens.
Poetry, Poetry, Poetry games
handled with fancy names,
& hung in Poetic frames,
of 365 or 30/30, I haven't a clue
but, I've written 1000 Haiku
in 100 days; Tanka, too.
Poetry, Poetry, Poetry everywhere,
cafes, pubs, on the city square
quite a bit more to share,
read Poetry of every sort,
Poetry as a report,
& Poetry long or short.
Poetry, Poetry, Poetry everywhere
Poetry performed on a dare,
Poetry constructed with flashing flare,
by Poets emerged from their dens,
& Poets who do battle with their pens;
Poets, you're all perfect tens,
you're all perfect tens.
DA Boucher
cafes, pubs, on the city square
more than enough to share,
Poetry of the 365 sort
Poetry from the 30/30 sport
Poetry long or short.
Poetry, Poetry, Poetry everywhere
Poetry written on a dare
Poetry constructed without any flare,
by Poets emerged from their dens,
Poets doing battle with their pens,
& Poets who seek perfect tens.
Poetry, Poetry, Poetry games
handled with fancy names,
& hung in Poetic frames,
of 365 or 30/30, I haven't a clue
but, I've written 1000 Haiku
in 100 days; Tanka, too.
Poetry, Poetry, Poetry everywhere,
cafes, pubs, on the city square
quite a bit more to share,
read Poetry of every sort,
Poetry as a report,
& Poetry long or short.
Poetry, Poetry, Poetry everywhere
Poetry performed on a dare,
Poetry constructed with flashing flare,
by Poets emerged from their dens,
& Poets who do battle with their pens;
Poets, you're all perfect tens,
you're all perfect tens.
DA Boucher
Monday, April 5, 2010
Brew'd Awakening April Poetry Events
Brew'd Awakening Open Mic
1st and 3rd Thursday- Poetry Open Mic & Slam (Hosted by Anthony Febo)
2nd and 4th Thursday- Acoustic Open Mic (Hosted by Justin Burn of Thunderpants Johnson and Reverend JJ fame)
1st and 3rd Thursday- Poetry Open Mic & Slam (Hosted by Anthony Febo)
2nd and 4th Thursday- Acoustic Open Mic (Hosted by Justin Burn of Thunderpants Johnson and Reverend JJ fame)
BEVERLY MASSACHUSETTS POETRY MONTH EVENT
BEVERLY POETRY MONTH EVENT
FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 2010
7-10PM
For more information about this poetry event please contact roadpoetbikerpoet (at) yahoo.com
On Friday, April 30th, at 7-10 PM there will be a Poetry Month Event held at the White Whale Coffee House, 9 Hale St., Beverly Ma. There will $5.00 donation requested and all monies raised will be given to the White Whale Coffee House Building Fund. The event will feature a twenty minute lecture on the History of Beverly area Poets and their Poetry, spotlighting such local poets as Oliver Wendell Holmes, Lucy Larcom and George E. Woodbury. The Lecture will be given by K. Peddlar Bridges, local well known poet.
The event will also feature a number of readings by featured poets such as Walter Howard Of the Stone Soup Poets; Bill Perrault, also of the Stone Soup Poets; Mark Goldfinger, Poetry Editor of Cambridge's Spare Change News; Spike AKA Lisa of CT, and a charter member of the National Roadpoets and Writers Association; well known Beverly area Story Teller, Tony Toledo; and Beverly Senior Poet, Hudson Thorndike Morrill. The event will also feature a number of Open Mic Poetry slots for a number audience members, who may wish read their own Poetry as part of this National Poetry Month Celebration Event.
Besides the featured Poetry there will door prizes and a silent auction of handcrafted items donated by local artisans, such as handcrafted jewelry by Benjamin Two Eyes, and Princesskraftz by Dee Migneault.
This event will be hosted by K. Peddlar Bridges. Bridges is a well published area Poet, Senior Poetry Columnist for the Connecticut Cruise News Newspaper, former Poet Laureate for Connecticut Bike Week, and former Poet Laureate for Don Clady's Super Sunday Motorcycle Expo (R), as well as Co-founder and Co-Editor of North Shore's (old) Wail Magazine. Bridges was also the host and producer of Beverly CABLE TV’s (Poets Cafe') program from (circa) 1990 - 1998.
The events co-host will be Lynne Sticklor AKA The Prize Lady, Sticklor is originally from Woburn Mass, and now resides in Beverly. Her poetry and co-hosting brings excitement and energy to any show she is part of.
FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 2010
7-10PM
For more information about this poetry event please contact roadpoetbikerpoet (at) yahoo.com
On Friday, April 30th, at 7-10 PM there will be a Poetry Month Event held at the White Whale Coffee House, 9 Hale St., Beverly Ma. There will $5.00 donation requested and all monies raised will be given to the White Whale Coffee House Building Fund. The event will feature a twenty minute lecture on the History of Beverly area Poets and their Poetry, spotlighting such local poets as Oliver Wendell Holmes, Lucy Larcom and George E. Woodbury. The Lecture will be given by K. Peddlar Bridges, local well known poet.
The event will also feature a number of readings by featured poets such as Walter Howard Of the Stone Soup Poets; Bill Perrault, also of the Stone Soup Poets; Mark Goldfinger, Poetry Editor of Cambridge's Spare Change News; Spike AKA Lisa of CT, and a charter member of the National Roadpoets and Writers Association; well known Beverly area Story Teller, Tony Toledo; and Beverly Senior Poet, Hudson Thorndike Morrill. The event will also feature a number of Open Mic Poetry slots for a number audience members, who may wish read their own Poetry as part of this National Poetry Month Celebration Event.
Besides the featured Poetry there will door prizes and a silent auction of handcrafted items donated by local artisans, such as handcrafted jewelry by Benjamin Two Eyes, and Princesskraftz by Dee Migneault.
This event will be hosted by K. Peddlar Bridges. Bridges is a well published area Poet, Senior Poetry Columnist for the Connecticut Cruise News Newspaper, former Poet Laureate for Connecticut Bike Week, and former Poet Laureate for Don Clady's Super Sunday Motorcycle Expo (R), as well as Co-founder and Co-Editor of North Shore's (old) Wail Magazine. Bridges was also the host and producer of Beverly CABLE TV’s (Poets Cafe') program from (circa) 1990 - 1998.
The events co-host will be Lynne Sticklor AKA The Prize Lady, Sticklor is originally from Woburn Mass, and now resides in Beverly. Her poetry and co-hosting brings excitement and energy to any show she is part of.
The Cambridge Populist Poetry Festival - Cambridge MA
Sunday April 18th , 2010
The Cambridge Populist Poetry Festival
12PM to 5:30PM
To learn more or to participate, e-mail poetpopulist (at) cambridgema.gov or call the Cambridge Arts Council at 617-349-4380
The Cambridge Populist Poetry Festival
12PM to 5:30PM
To learn more or to participate, e-mail poetpopulist (at) cambridgema.gov or call the Cambridge Arts Council at 617-349-4380
Poetry Corner
Friday, April 9, 2010
Poetry Corner
UU Church Chapel
58 Lowell St
Nashua, NH
8pm, $3.00
Hosted by Doc Cote
Featuring, Rene Schwiesow & Louisa Clerici
Poetry Corner is looking for Poets to feature in 2010,
there are plenty of open slots left
Poetry Corner
UU Church Chapel
58 Lowell St
Nashua, NH
8pm, $3.00
Hosted by Doc Cote
Featuring, Rene Schwiesow & Louisa Clerici
Poetry Corner is looking for Poets to feature in 2010,
there are plenty of open slots left
Poetry - National Poetry Month
VHD
Count-down, two day reprieve,
one front porch project,
catch the sun.
Morning pages
before the reality
of the day
sets in...
Nine to five jive
I'm barely alive
weekly employment
petty cash deployment
difficult to survive.
Count-down, two day reprieve,
one front porch project,
catch the sun.
Morning pages
before the reality
of my life
sets in...
Lingo - grammar raper
captured on paper,
pressure relief of brain;
within performer, sane,
poetry mover and shaper.
Count-down, two day reprieve,
one front porch project,
catch the sun.
Morning pages
before the reality
of Poet
sets in...
When I die
Poetry won't cry
no tear shed in grief,
just a sigh of relief,
"phew, no more of THAT guy."
Count-down, two day reprieve,
one front porch project,
catch the sun.
Morning pages
before the reality
of the day
sets in.
DA Boucher
Count-down, two day reprieve,
one front porch project,
catch the sun.
Morning pages
before the reality
of the day
sets in...
Nine to five jive
I'm barely alive
weekly employment
petty cash deployment
difficult to survive.
Count-down, two day reprieve,
one front porch project,
catch the sun.
Morning pages
before the reality
of my life
sets in...
Lingo - grammar raper
captured on paper,
pressure relief of brain;
within performer, sane,
poetry mover and shaper.
Count-down, two day reprieve,
one front porch project,
catch the sun.
Morning pages
before the reality
of Poet
sets in...
When I die
Poetry won't cry
no tear shed in grief,
just a sigh of relief,
"phew, no more of THAT guy."
Count-down, two day reprieve,
one front porch project,
catch the sun.
Morning pages
before the reality
of the day
sets in.
DA Boucher
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