Cobourg Festival of Poetry

Three cheers for the great Coldest Night team at St. Mark’s!

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Graeme Lawson, who has shared his poetry at Cobourg readings, and recently published a very nice collection of his poems, will tell his epic story on film at Imaginate: We All Have a Story on Thursday night at The Capitol Theatre. His story will be alongside a number of speakers, musicians and dub poet, d'bi young anitafrika. Tickets at the Capitol box office.

Hi friends. Have you heard that dub poet, d'bi youg anitafrika, will perform at Imaginate: We All Have a Story in Port Hope this week?

Stuart Ross, the cool uncle of Canadian poets, is reading to a full house at this afternoon's event. There are tickets available for tonight's spoken word performance by 3 amazing word artists. Last evening of the festival...only $10!

Today's events, at the Art Gallery of Northumberland (top floor, Victoria Hall) begin at 2 PM and 7 PM. Tickets are $10 for each event, available at the door. The After Hours Poetry Lounge (open mic) starts at 10 PM at The Woodlawn Inn, and it's free.

Morning school workshops are underway with Wes Ryan, Stuart Ross and Rick Webster. Thanks to Cobourg Rotary for supporting this cool initiative.

A few hours to go until #cobourgpoetry14. Weekend tickets will be available at tonight's Young Poets Cafe.