
In Person: Rick Barot with Mark Irwin and Matthew Gellman at Beyond Baroque
Join Rick Barot with Mark Irwin and Matthew Gellman at Beyond Baroque for a celebration of new poetry. A reading will be followed by a book signing and reception.

In Person: Helen Whybrow at Odyssey Bookshop
Join Helen Whybrow at Odyssey Bookshop for a reading and discussion of her latest book The Salt Stones. More info forthcoming.

Virtual: Jennifer Kabat to read at Adroit Journal Issue 53 Release
Join Jennifer Kabat at Adroit Journal’s Issue 53 prose release reading, a virtual event celebrating the contributors’ and a reading of their work. Zoom link forthcoming.

In Person: Ada Limón at St. Ann & the Holy Trinity Church with Books Are Magic
Join Ada Limón in partnership with Books Are Magic at St. Ann & the Holy Trinity Church for a reading and discussion of her newest collection Startlement. More info forthcoming.

Virtual: Kathy Fagan hosts a workshop for The Frost Place Poetry Seminar
Join Kathy Fagan virtually for the 2025 The Frost Place Poetry Seminar, as a part of this year’s poetry seminar faculty. More information on the program and seminar can be found here.

In Person: Ada Limón at Readers' Books
Join Ada Limón at Readers’ Books for a reading and discussion of her forthcoming work, Startlement. More info forthcoming.

In Person: Karen Babine at The Book & Cover
Join Karen Babine at The Book & Cover for a reading and discussion of her latest book The Allure of Elsewhere. More info forthcoming.

Virtual: Ada Limón hosts Poetry & the Creative Mind — a National Poetry Month fundraiser
Join Ada Limón as she hosts Poetry & the Creative Mind as part of the Academy of American Poets’ fundraiser towards educational programs, which serve over 100,000 K–12 students each year. For more information on the event and the program it supports, click here.

In Person: Chris Santiago with Romaine Washington at the Claremont Helen Renwick Library
Join Chris Santiago with Romaine Washington at the Claremont Helen Redwick Library for a reading and discussion of his work, as part of the library’s Fourth Saturday program.