Upcoming Events
Puerto Rico in My Heart/Puerto Rico en Mi Corazón
Mondays-Fridays. Continues through Nov. 21
Art
This exhibit showcases a limited-edition series of broadsides featuring the work of contemporary Puerto Rican poets, presented in Spanish and English. 520-626-3765
This exhibit showcases a limited-edition series of broadsides featuring the work of contemporary Puerto Rican poets, presented in Spanish and English. 520-626-3765
The Work of Morgan Parker and Tommy Pico
Tue., Sept. 4, 6 p.m.
Lectures
Diana Delgado, poet and Poetry Center Literary Director, leads this Shop Talk, beginning with a mini-lecture on the featured author, followed by a conversation about the author and the work. 520-626-3765
Diana Delgado, poet and Poetry Center Literary Director, leads this Shop Talk, beginning with a mini-lecture on the featured author, followed by a conversation about the author and the work. 520-626-3765
Morgan Lucas Schuldt Memorial Reading: Morgan Parker & Tommy Pico
Thu., Sept. 6, 7 p.m.
Literature
We are proud to present Morgan Parker and Tommy Pico, who will read from their work. After the reading, there will be a short Q&A and a book signing. 520-626-3765
We are proud to present Morgan Parker and Tommy Pico, who will read from their work. After the reading, there will be a short Q&A and a book signing. 520-626-3765
UA Prose Series: Venita Blackburn
Thu., Sept. 13, 7 p.m.
Literature
The UA Prose Series, curated by faculty of the Creative Writing Program at the UA, presents prose writers of distinction. The UA Poetry Center is proud to present Venita Blackburn. 520-626-3765
The UA Prose Series, curated by faculty of the Creative Writing Program at the UA, presents prose writers of distinction. The UA Poetry Center is proud to present Venita Blackburn. 520-626-3765
Faculty Reading: Farid Matuk and Jane Miller
Thu., Sept. 20, 7 p.m.
Literature
We are proud to present UofA faculty readers Farid Matuk and Jane Miller, who will read from their work. Afterward, there will be a short Q&A and book signing. 520-626-3765
We are proud to present UofA faculty readers Farid Matuk and Jane Miller, who will read from their work. Afterward, there will be a short Q&A and book signing. 520-626-3765
The Work of Charles Simic
Tue., Oct. 2, 6 p.m.
Lectures
George Subiti leads a Shop Talk on the work of Charles Simic, who reads for the Poetry Center on October 4 in Tucson. 520-626-3765
George Subiti leads a Shop Talk on the work of Charles Simic, who reads for the Poetry Center on October 4 in Tucson. 520-626-3765
Charles Simic
Thu., Oct. 4, 7 p.m.
Literature
We are proud to present Charles Simic, who will read from his work. After the reading, there will be a short Q&A and a book signing. 520-626-3765
We are proud to present Charles Simic, who will read from his work. After the reading, there will be a short Q&A and a book signing. 520-626-3765
The Work of Randall Horton
Tue., Nov. 13, 6 p.m.
Lectures
UA Department of English Assistant Professor of Emerging Literacies Stephanie Troutman leads a Shop Talk on the work of Randall Horton, who reads for the Poetry Center on November 15. 520-626-3765
UA Department of English Assistant Professor of Emerging Literacies Stephanie Troutman leads a Shop Talk on the work of Randall Horton, who reads for the Poetry Center on November 15. 520-626-3765
Artists’ Books: Focus on Photography
Mondays-Saturdays. Continues through Feb. 16
Art
This exhibition merges poetry and photographs to explore diverse subjects, from the streets of Berlin and the clouds of the Sonoran desert to the lives of incarcerated people in Louisiana. 520-626-3765
This exhibition merges poetry and photographs to explore diverse subjects, from the streets of Berlin and the clouds of the Sonoran desert to the lives of incarcerated people in Louisiana. 520-626-3765
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Past Events
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Summer Reading: July Westhale & Felicia Zamora
- Wed., July 25, 7-9 p.m. 2018
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UA Student Contests Broadside Exhibition
- Thu., May 3 and Fri., May 25 2018
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University of Arizona Creative Writing MFA Graduates
- Thu., May 3, 7 p.m. 2018
