I’m excited to be reading for No, Dear magazine at The White Horse stage, starting at 1:30.

Every summer, The New York City Poetry Festival invites poetry organizations and collectives of all shapes and sizes to bring their unique formats, aesthetics, and personalities to the festival grounds, which are ringed with a collection of beautiful Victorian houses and tucked beneath the wide, green canopies of dozens of century old trees. By uniting the largest community of poets in the country and offering a unique setting for literary activity, the New York City Poetry Festival electrifies arts and literature and brings poetry to new light in the public eye.

Join us for our first Workshop Showcase of the summer on Saturday, August 20, at 6:30 PM (ET) at 144 Montague as Robert Balun, Gregory Crosby, I.S. Jones and Cindy Tran read from their work and personally introduce readings by their students, along with students from workshops led by Ana Bozicevic, Wo Chan, Bernard Ferguson, Joshua Mehigan and Carlie Hoffman. The reading is free and open to the public and will be livestreamed via Zoom. All guests should register through the link below, whether attending in person or virtually. 

Student readers include Andres Cordoba, Kate Gardner, Angelique Govantes, Chanice Hughes-Greenberg, Youbin Kang, Angela Kong, Em Marie Kohl, Stella Lee, Nikko Marata, Sally Minn, Sumiko Neary, Reuben Gelley Newman, Grace Sanford, Mari Tetzeli, Nora Rose Tomas and Holly Zhou.

Join Precog Magazine on the launch of the publication's 6th issue: When the object sins and the diva sings and the spider crawls out of the web someone else made... 

The launch will celebrate over 50 artists who contributed to the issue, which responds to ideas of nonlinearity, transgression, mastery, and adaptive reuse. The issue features artist projects across visual media, poetry, essays, and interviews, produced during 2020 and early 2021. The event will feature readings by Chanice Hughes-Greenberg and Carina Del Valle Schorske, included in Volume 6, as well as open karaoke, where members of the public are invited to sing songs of their choosing in a pay-what-you-wish fundraiser to support the printing of future issues of Precog. Alongside the magazine, Precog will also be selling one-of-a-kind dyed shirts. 

Precog Magazine is an independent magazine that explores science, technology, techno plastics, cyber culture and feminism independently edited and published by Florencia Escudero, Kellie Konapelsky, and Gaby Collins-Fernandez, and designed by Kellie Konapelsky. The magazine includes artist projects including visuals, writing, and interviews; to date including 6 issues and more than 200 artists. 

Please join us on Thursday, June 2 at Elsa for readings in support of Florida Access Network, a regional abortion fund.

To celebrate the closing of the most recent show, join seven poets/writers for an afternoon of words & art.

Join us for our first Brooklyn Poets Staff Picks reading of 2021 on Thursday, January 21, at 7:30 PM (EST), featuring poets Kiran Bath, Chanice Hughes-Greenberg, Anthony Thomas Lombardi, Erin Mizrahi, Janel Pineda and Deon Robinson!

I’ll be in conversation with the team over at Precog Magazine—tune in for a poetry reading & discussion on erasures in poetics & music.

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*Listen to the Sampling: Sonic Erasures playlist*

The Freya Project hosts a digital reading to support Families & Friends of Louisiana’s Incarcerated Youth (FFLIC). The event is free but donations are encouraged to support FFLIC! Register here.

Catch Brooklyn-based poets Chanice Hughes-Greenberg, Najee Omar, and Cyrée Jarelle Johnson as they share their original work that centers themes of roots, resilience, and representation.

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Poet Chanice Hughes-Greenberg presents a hybrid reading/listening session that explores the influence music has had on her work & the ways it relates to poetry.

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It’s Same Page Reading Series’s lucky number 7th event! Swing by KGB Bar’s Red Room for an evening of prose, poetry, and comedy—consider it a palate cleanser between holiday functions. As always, we’ve got a great lineup for you, hosted by Mickie Meinhardt and Sarah Madges. 

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The Lantern is a monthly reading series shining a light on established and emerging writers in NYC.