Adelaide Poets Collective
Saturday, 21st October, 1:00 – 3:30 pm
Unley Town Hall, Oxford terrace, Unley
Come along and hear FSP Poets read their contributions to FSP Anthology 41 Worlds in Words.
Free. No booking required. Light refreshments provided.
Saturday 17th June, 1:00 – 3:30pm
Unley Town Hall, Oxford Tce, Unley.
Guest poets include Louise Nicholas, Pam Maitland, Geoff Johnson and MC David Harris.
Bring your own poems for the Open Mic along with two copies to be considered for publication in the FSP annual anthology.
Or just come long and listen!
Free admission.
Come along for a launch and reading of
FSP Anthology 40 – Many Eyes, Many Voices
at Tea Tree Gully Library
571 Montague Road, Modbury, SA 5092
Wednesday 17th May 6:30 – 7:30 pm
A wine and cheese supper will be served.
Copies of Many Eyes, Many Voices will be available for sale.
Saturday 17th June, 1:00 – 3:30 pm
Unley Town Hall
Oxford Terrace, Unley
Guest poets include Louise Nicholas, Pam Maitland, Geoff Johnson and MC David Harris.
Bring your own poems for the Open Mic along with two copies to be considered for publication in the FSP annual anthology.
Or just come long and listen!
Free admission.
Friendly Street Poets Community ReadingThe afternoon features poet Mike Hopkins. Mike’s poetry has been published in journals and magazines in Australia and Europe and has featured on both local and national radio. His chapbook, Selfish Bastards, was published by Garron Press in 2016.
Other guest readers include Jill Gower, Darrell Coggins, Louise McKenna and Ian Gibbins (MC).
You are invited to read your own poetry at the open mic section part of the program following afternoon tea, or just relax and listen.
Any poem read at the reading is eligible for selection by our editors for the annual Friendly Street anthology.
FSP comes to Unley Libraries to host guest poets and offer local writers time in the spotlight. Guest readers include Rob Walker, Kerry Harte, Lindsay McLeod, and Judy Dally with MC, Kalicharan Nigel Dey.
Poets of Unley and beyond, we invite you to read and risk publication. Each poet will have three minutes to present during the open mic. Please bring two copies of your poems to be considered for publication in the Friendly Street Poets’ annual anthology.
Free, no bookings required. Light refreshments provided.