Wednesday Night Poetry Workshop

Beyond Baroque is one of the United States' leading independent Literary/Arts Centers and public spaces dedicated to literary and cultural production, contact, interaction, and community building. Founded in 1968, it is based in the Old Town Hall in Venice, California, near the Pacific Ocean. It offers a program of readings, new music, free workshops, publishing, bookstore, archiving, and education. Learn more at beyondbaroque.org.

Beyond Baroque Literary | Arts Center

The West Coast’s longest-running free poetry workshop welcomes new and seasoned poets to share new work and provide feedback.

<h3>About this Event</h3>The West Coast’s longest-running free poetry workshop welcomes new and seasoned poets to share new work and provide feedback. Please be prepared to share one poem. This workshop will be hosted via the Zoom video-conferencing platform. Please sign up for each workshop session at least 24 hours in advance of the meeting, and you will be contacted with instructions on how to join the meeting. Please spend some time before the workshop learning how to share documents via Zoom. It will keep the session moving if you&#x27;re able to make your poem viewable quickly and easily. Here&#x27;s <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09tm9YFNljo" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">an instructive video </a>that might help.The workshop can sometimes reach high levels of attendance, which means not everyone will get a chance to read every session.Zoom link will be emailed on the day of the workshop<h3>About the facilitator: </h3>Pam Ward recently released her poetry book, “Between Good Men &amp; No Man At All,” World Stage Press, 2022. Author of two novels, “Want Some Get Some,” and “Bad Girls Burn Slow,” Kensington, a California Arts Council Fellow and Pushcart nominee, Pam&#x27;s poetry has appeared in Calyx, Chiron, The Santa Monica Review, Voices of Leimert Park and The Los Angeles Times. Her multi-media show “I Didn&#x27;t Survive Slavery for This!” was a poetic riff on life post emancipation. Daughter of Watts Library architect, a UCLA graduate and Art Center instructor/designer, Pam&#x27;s writing sings of her beloved city in prismatic color.

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