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Voices of Wilmington: A Community Reading Series - July Reading
The Voices of Wilmington series continues this July with new voices!
Join Delaware Poets Inc. at the Wilmington North Branch Library for the June reading of Voices of Wilmington: A Community Reading Series, featuring a new selection of poets to lead a seminar on Delawares poetic legacy, communities, and history!
Presented as part of Wilmington Presents: DE250, this open-mic style poetry gathering celebrates Wilmington’s voices, stories, and creative spirit. Featured poets will share selections from The Delaware Poets Almanac, a semiquincentennial chapbook honoring Delaware poets and the state’s literary history.
This reading will feature Wilmington's very own G-Dash Jones, Nanticoke Artist and Poet Little Turtle Who Sees, and will be MCed by Torrey Francis Malek!
Following the featured readings, attendees are invited to take the mic and share poems, reflections, or creative responses connected to Delaware’s people, places, history, and lived experience.
Come to listen, read, reflect, and help create a lasting literary record of Wilmington during Delaware’s 250th commemoration!
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