Latino Poetry: Places We Call Home
As part of the national initiative called Latino Poetry: Places We Call Home created by the Library of America, Humanities Kansas is launching Latino Poetry in Kansas in April during National Poetry Month.
As part of the national initiative called Latino Poetry: Places We Call Home created by the Library of America, Humanities Kansas is launching Latino Poetry in Kansas in April during National Poetry Month.
Free and open to anyone. Join us for an evening of poetry and conversation on Monday, September 23, 2024 at 6:30 pm in Plumb Hall 408. The Emporia State Visiting Writers Series in sponsored by the ESU Creative Writing Program, School of Humanities & Social Sciences, and Performing Arts Board.
Join us at Unity Village as we begin the 2024 Power of Words Conference with dinner and a reading from Poets Laureate, Glenn North, Wyatt Townley, Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg, Huascar Medina, Maryfrances Wagner, and Eric McHenry.
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Join us for an evening of poetry with Cass Donish, John Gallaher, and Huascar Medina at the Kansas City Art Institute (Campus Gallery). A Common Sense Reading Series is curated and hosted by Jordan Stempleman.
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