Adelaide Poets Collective
Getting out and about with Friendly Street Poets
Monday, 4th November, 2024
from 6:00pm
The Box Factory
59 Regent St, Adelaide, SA 5000
All welcome!
$5 to read. 3 minutes per poet.
Free to listen.
You must be a member of FSP to submit your poems for consideration for publication in the annual anthology. Bring two printed copies of your poems with your name and contact details to submit for next year’s anthology, or submit them electronically via the form below after the session.
Monday, 14th October, 2024
from 6:00pm
The Box Factory
59 Regent St, Adelaide, SA 5000
All welcome!
$5 to read. 3 minutes per poet.
Free to listen.
You must be a member of FSP to submit your poems for consideration for publication in the annual anthology. Bring two printed copies of your poems with your name and contact details to submit for next year’s anthology, or submit them electronically via the form below after the session.
Sunday, 13 October, 2024
1:00 – 3:00pm
Coffee & Book Realm
Shop1, Coral Street, Victor Harbor
Free admission.
Poetry On The Fleurieu Open Mic gigs are starting up again at a lovely new intimate cafe venue run by Gemma and Blake in Victor Harbor.
The 1st gig in ages will also be the Southern Launch of Steve Evans‘ latest poetry book, The Crow On The Cross.
Come on down and share your poetry with others, or kick back and allow the words of others to wash over your soul.
Enjoy coffee, tea, cakes, toasties and poetry on a Sunday afternoon in beautiful downtown Victor Harbor.… Click for more
The Poem of the Month for August 2024, selected by 2024 Anthology editors Ivan Rehorek (Avalanche) and Martha Landman, is Content Warning by Gail Walker. The commended poems are Poetry Lesson by Steve Evans and It’s vain to ask a poet to say less by Stef Rozitis.
Content Warning
Gail Walker
This poem contains – adult themes
This poem contains – nudity
This poem contains – harsh language
This poem contains – domestic violence
This poem contains – suicide ideation
This poem contains – mental health issues
This poem contains – child sexual abuse
This poem contains – rape
This poem contains – murder
Sorry there is no time left for
This poem.… Click for more
Friendly Street Anthology 48 – Mimesis, was launched on Monday, 5th Augus, 2024, at the Box Factory in Adelaide to a full house. Judge Mike Ladd, a founding member of Friendly Street Poets, a widely published poet and former producer of ABC’s Radio National programme Poetica, awarded the Satura Prize to Helen Hutton for Going Home, a poem which addresses the insidious and socially silent crime of Domestic Violence but which is finally in the social and literary zeitgeist. Helen also won the Satura Prize last year for her poem, For Grace, in Anthology 47, Round the Bend, edited by Veronica and David Cookson.… Click for more
Monday, 2nd September, 2024
from 6:00pm
The Box Factory
59 Regent St, Adelaide, SA 5000
All welcome!
$5 to read. 3 minutes per poet.
Free to listen.
You must be a member of FSP to submit your poems for consideration for publication in the annual anthology. Bring two printed copies of your poems with your name and contact details to submit for next year’s anthology, or submit them electronically via the form below after the session.