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  • In-Person Reading [with livestream]
    Saturday, April 20th, 2 pm CT–4:30 pm CT

    Únete a nosotros para una conversación entre los poetas del festival internacional de poesía en español, Poesía en Abril.

    Image of a teal poster that features the word “Lazos” as black text on the central foreground. Behind “lazos” is a black and white cutout image of a hand holding a pen to a notebook with a yellow swirl emerging from the pen. Additional multidirectional bl
  • Workshops & Discussions
    Saturday, April 20th, 11 am CT–1 pm CT

    All are welcome to a poetry discussion and creative writing workshop, “Under the Knife: Poetry of Medical Intervention,” created and led by Natalia Conte.

    Natalia Conte, a brunette woman in a billowy shirt, poses in front of a bookcase with a pothos plant
  • In-person reading with livestream (hybrid)
    Thursday, April 18th, 7 pm CT–8 pm CT

    Join us for the book launch for Ulrich Jesse K Baer’s Deer Black Out.

    Ulrich Baer, a white man with short blue hair pulls his hair back with his hand. Standing in for olivier: a pixelated screenshot of a printed sign held by a piece of black tape saying in all caps: specimen removed for study
  • Workshops & Discussions
    Wednesday, April 17th, 1 pm CT–2 pm CT
    Wednesday, April 24th, 1 pm CT–2 pm CT
    Wednesday, May 1st, 1 pm CT–2 pm CT
    Wednesday, May 8th, 1 pm CT–3 pm CT

    Join us for a free four-week hybrid program exploring visual poetry in partnership with the Hyde Park Art Center’s 65+ Education program. Together, we will read, discuss, and compose visual...

  • Workshops & Discussions
    Tuesday, April 16th, 10 am CT–12 pm CT
    Monday, April 22nd, 6 pm CT–8 pm CT
    Tuesday, April 23rd, 2 pm CT–4 pm CT

    All are welcome to a poetry discussion and creative writing workshop led by Maggie Queeney. In this session, we explore the body in poetry and poetic somatic practices.

    Cartoon of people of various colors sitting on books
  • In-person reading with livestream (hybrid)
    Thursday, April 11th, 7 pm CT–8 pm CT

    Join us for the April Open Door reading with Flor Flores + Maricela Guerrero Reyes and Érika Ordos + Jules Zinn.

    From left to right:  Flor Flores, a non-binary Latine poet smiles warmly in a cozy room, they are wearing a sequined purple shirt with flower and butterfly motifs. They have curly hair and purple glasses. Their lips and eyebrows are tinted a soft pink. Ma
  • Workshops & Discussions
    Thursday, April 4th, 5 pm CT–7 pm CT

    All are welcome to a poetry discussion and creative writing workshop led by Maggie Queeney. In this session, we will explore the relationship of image and text in the current...

  • Workshops & Discussions
    Monday, April 1st, 6 pm CT–8 pm CT
    Tuesday, April 2nd, 2 pm CT–4 pm CT
    Wednesday, April 3rd, 10 am CT–12 pm CT

    All are welcome to a poetry discussion and creative writing workshop led by Maggie Queeney. In this session, we explore personification, the device that transforms the non-human (the animal, the...

    Cartoon of people of various colors sitting on books
  • In-person reading with livestream (hybrid)
    Saturday, March 23rd, 2:00 pm CT–3:30 pm CT

    Join us for a panel on Afro-Latinx Poetry Now with Dr. Grisel Y. Acosta, Diannely Antigua, Jasminne Mendez, and Yesenia Montilla as part of the 20th Anniversary Celebration of Letras...

    A grid of four poet headshots, clockwise from top left: Dr. Grisel Y. Acosta, in front of the George Washington Bridge, smiling with hands in hair;  Diannely Antigua, an Afro-Latinx woman with very curly dark brown hair smiles at the camera Jasminne Mende
  • In-person reading with livestream (hybrid)
    Thursday, March 21st, 7:00 pm CT–8:00 pm CT

    Join us for a reading with Dr. Grisel Y. Acosta, Diannely Antigua, Jasminne Mendez, and Yesenia Montilla as part of the 20th Anniversary Celebration of Letras Latinas.

    A grid of four poet headshots, clockwise from top left: Dr. Grisel Y. Acosta, in front of the George Washington Bridge, smiling with hands in hair;  Diannely Antigua, an Afro-Latinx woman with very curly dark brown hair smiles at the camera Jasminne Mende
  • Workshops & Discussions
    Friday, March 15th, 12 pm CT–1:30 pm CT

    All are welcome to a monthly book group moderated by library staff. In March, we will read and discuss Faithful and Virtuous Night by Louise Glück. 

    Photo of Louise Glück
  • In-person reading with livestream (hybrid)
    Thursday, March 14th, 7 pm CT–8 pm CT

    Join us for the March Open Door reading with Claire Pentecost + Beth Jacobs and MMM + Clareese Hill.

    A grid of four poet headshots, clockwise from top left: Claire Pentecost, photo containing a painted portrait of a white female next to taxidermied bear MMM, a white queer person wearing a vintage Op pattern suit jacket holds a performance remnant from a
  • Workshops & Discussions
    Tuesday, March 12th, 6 pm CT–8 pm CT

    All are welcome to a poetry discussion and creative writing workshop, “The Infra-Ordinary: All That Goes Unnoticed,” created and led by Alecia Beymer.

    Alecia Beymer, a white woman with curly highlighted brown hair, wears a grey speckled sweater.
  • Workshops & Discussions
    Monday, March 11th, 6 pm CT–8 pm CT
    Wednesday, March 13th, 10 am CT–12 pm CT
    Monday, March 25th, 2 pm CT–4 pm CT

    All are welcome to a poetry discussion and creative writing workshop led by Maggie Queeney. In this session, we focus on rhyme, a correspondence of sound that Rilke called the...

  • Workshops & Discussions
    Monday, March 4th, 6 pm CT–8 pm CT
    Tuesday, March 5th, 2 pm CT–4 pm CT
    Wednesday, March 6th, 10 am CT–12 pm CT

    All are welcome to a poetry discussion and creative writing workshop led by Maggie Queeney. In this session, we continue our exploration of Poetry of Protest. The group will explore...

    Cartoon of people of various colors sitting on books
  • Readings & Lectures
    Thursday, February 29th, 6 pm CT–7 pm CT

    Join us for a virtual reading celebrating the 2024 Forms & Features Visiting Teaching Artists.

    Headshots of Gabriela Denise Frank, Naoko Fujimoto, Nathan Xavier Osorio, and Sarah Ann Winn.
  • Workshops & Discussions
    Saturday, February 24th, 11 am CT–1 pm CT

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  • Workshops & Discussions
    Friday, February 23rd, 12:00 PM CT–1:30 PM CT

    All are welcome to a monthly book group moderated by library staff. In February, we will read and discuss Unfortunately, It Was Paradise by Mahmoud Darwish. Registration is required for this...

    Image of Mahmoud Darwish
  • Opening
    Thursday, February 15th, 5 pm CT–8 pm CT

    Celebrate the opening of Kara Walker: Back of Hand with curator Katie Geha and Krista Franklin.

    On a white background, hand drawn text appears, featuring hundreds of words in swirling patterns. Figures and forms are interspersed among the lines of text.
  • Workshops & Discussions
    Friday, January 26th, 12:00 PM CT–1:30 PM CT

    All are welcome to a monthly book group moderated by library staff. In January, we will read and discuss 100 Notes on Violence by Julie Carr. Registration is required for this...

    Black and white portrait of a white woman with loosely tied hair in a garden
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