The Salon at Phillips’ Mill presents its first poetry reading at the Mill, 2619 River Road, New Hope, at 7 p.m. June 20.
This is an informal poetry reading of both published and unpublished works. Each poet will be given a time limit of up to five minutes. Spots for performing poets are full, but all are welcome to attend and hear the poetry of some of the very talented community members. The evening will be hosted, as always, by writer and Doylestown resident John McDonnell.
The program is free but registration is required. Sign up at https://www.phillipsmill.org/event/salon-poetry-reading. Bring your own food and drinks, alcoholic or otherwise, if you desire. (Register only if you are sure of attending. People may be bumped if you register but don’t attend.)
The Salon at Phillips’ Mill series was created to emulate the great salons of Paris in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, to offer a creative environment for the arts and literary communities of Bucks County. These salons bring together creative people from across the spectrum — writers, actors, artists, directors and more — to share their ideas, talent and works in progress in a friendly, informal atmosphere.
For information, contact McDonnell at johnmcdonnell@phillipsmill.org or visit www.phillipsmill.org, to keep up with future salon events.
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