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- Summer Choir concert spotlights American poets (University of Wisconsin - Madison)
For its depth and meaning to be truly experienced, poetry should also be heard, and not just read. As evidence, the blossoming of spoken word, open mics and poetry slams are bringing the joy and power of poetry to a new generation.
- Critics' best bets for Saturday - St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis African Arts Festival. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday at the World’s Fair Pavilion in Forest Park. Free. 314-935-9676 or www.STLAfricanArtsFest.org . A marketplace, culinary ...
- Tribune critics provide a road map - Chicago Tribune
To help you sort through the dozens of offerings of the Chicago Humanities Festival, Tribune critics offer a few suggestions. "Powder Her Face": 8 p.m. Nov. 3 and 7 p.m. Nov. 4, Museum of Contemporary Art (there's a panel discussion of the work 5 p.m ...
- Snacking on Actors - Richmond Style Weekly
Richmond Style WeeklySnacking on ActorsRichmond Style Weekly, VA - May 6, 2008Director Scott Wichmann and music director Ryan Corbitt put together a delightful banquet of entertainment — a variety show of music, short plays and poetry ...
- Success at the first Multicultural Festival - Elk Grove Citizen
Success at the first Multicultural FestivalElk Grove Citizen, CA - 3 hours agoThere were Poetry Creations, Chinese Lion Dance, Interactive Storytelling and a Serbian Folk Dance interactive lesson. The Amphitheater Stage sat in front ...
- Palmdale Library offers open mike event tonight - Antelope Valley Press
PALMDALE - The Palmdale City Library will present "Painting with Words," a poetry, lyrics and open mike event at 6:30 p.m. today at the Palmdale Playhouse, 38334 10th St. East. The event is free. Open mike poetry reading is open to anyone over 16 ...
- Henson column: The madness of creativity (Macon Telegraph)
I know few people, even the left brain, linear-thinking types who don't aspire to be creative. In today's world of fast-track innovation, creative thinking is a virtue to be revered. You can't will creative thinking. You can't manufacture it. It's a relentless, often intrusive, state of mind that cannot be denied. Studies show that musical creatives continually have tunes in their heads. ...
- Food front and center at Pranzo! Bistro in Willoughby - Cleveland Plain Dealer
Have you been to Pranzo! Bistro in Willoughby? E-mail us your review of the food, service and atmosphere. Include your full name and the town where you live. We'll publish a sampling on Cleveland.com and in The Plain Dealer. CLICK HERE TO SOUND OFF ...
- CAMPAIGN REFORM PROPOSALS HOLD OUT PROMISE OF CIVILITY - Yahoo! News
CAMPAIGN REFORM PROPOSALS HOLD OUT PROMISE OF CIVILITYYahoo! News - 3 hours agoDon't hold the sessions in a television studio, but in large venues, perhaps Boston's Symphony Hall, or (to preserve the Lincoln poetry) in New York's ...
- Chinodya remains active author (The Herald)
THE Zimbabwean literary scene went to sleep in 2006. Imagine that last year alone not more than 15 books on literature were published in a country of more than 12 million people!
- Brasch Words - American Reporter
CARTERSVILLE, Ga. -- "But what can I do?" they ask me, those few individuals who linger long enough to hear my bitching about the heat our troops in Iraq endure; the media's repeating every line uttered by McCain, Obama and a gal called Hilary as ...
- From the Stacks - Norwalk Hour
As much as I love novels, there are times when I want something to read that doesn't require such a time commitment. That is why I am a fan of literary journals. Journals are one area of publishing where independents thrive. With such diversified ...
- John Gierach talks about fly fishing and his new book, 'Fool's Paradise' (The Oregonian)
ohn Gierach is perhaps the premier fly fishing writer in America today. The author of 16 books, including the now iconic "Trout Bum," was in Portland recently, promoting his new book, "Fool's Paradise."
- Unexplained death no bar to fond memories (Arizona Daily Sun)
It's been a month and a day since Daniel Milgram died unexpectedly.
- Education briefs - Conroe Courier
Education briefsConroe Courier, TX - 1 hour agoSeventh-grader Michael Eaton earned second place in poetry interpretation and third place in science. Seventh/eighth-grader Karina Brisack received third ...
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