East Hampton Poetry Marathon 2018 / Southampton Poetry Series

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The 2018 East Hampton Poetry Marathon was scheduled for every Sunday afternoon throughout July.   

The Southampton Poetry Series at the Halsey House, 249 South Main St, Southampton was scheduled in July, August and September.

A sampling of the poetry sessions was broadcast on August 29.  

Listen here


The complete readings recorded by WPKN Radio are posted here: 

East Hampton
July 08, 5:00-6:30:      Mulford Farm, Philip Asaph and George Wallace.Listen here
                                    
July 15, 5:00-6:30:      Mulford Farm, Walter Donway and Tammy Nuzzo-Morgan.
Listen here

July 22, 3:00-4:30       East Hampton Public Library, Gladys Henderson and Jennifer Franklin.
Listen here
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July 29, 5:00-6:30:      Mulford Farm, poets of the East Hampton Poetry Workshop Introduced by Dee Slavutin:
Pauline Yeats, Carol Stone, Carol Sherman, Dan Hays, Dee Slavutin.  
Listen here

The Poetry Marathon is sponsored under the auspices of the East Hampton Historical Society. 

Workshop poets, who meet weekly at the East Hampton Public Library to perfect their craft, were introduced at the July 29 session.

SOUTHAMPTON:

A series of poetry readings continues at the Halsey House, 249 South Main St, Southampton on Thursday August 16 and Thursday September 20 at 6PM.
More info at 631-413-7702 

 The June 21 session featured poets Virginia Walker, Tom Oleschuk, Charles Peter Watson and Tammy Nuzzo-Morgan. Listen here


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