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Take Nine Poetry Group to Perform at Kent State

Kent State University, 500 E Main St, Kent, OH | Get Directions »
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We are excited to announce that the first Wick Poetry Center reading of 2013 is Take Nine. Take Nine is a group of nine Cleveland area poets who read, eat, and write together. Among the group are two former Cleveland Heights Poet Laureates, winners of Artist Fellowships from the Ohio Arts Council and the Community Partnership for Arts and Culture, editors of literary journals and anthologies, poetry workshop instructors, arts managers, winners of awards from Northern Ohio Live, the Ohio Educational Broadcasting Corporation and the Cleveland Press Club among others.  There is a Pushcart Award nominee, a performance poet, former radio and television producers, a past Haiku Death Match champion, and a poet featured on Garrison Keillor’s “A Prairie Home Companion.”  

 

Together their work has been published in more than 100 local and national journals, e-journals, anthologies, and soon on a music and poetry CD.  But above all, they are nine friends who laugh together on a regular basis, and challenge and support each other in their shared love of the written and spoken word.

 

The members of Take Nine include Gail Bellamy, Kathleen Cerveny, Katie Daley, Meredith Holmes, Bonnie Jacobson, Rita Grabowski, Darlene Montonaro, Linda Goodman Robiner, and Cindy Washabaugh.

 

The reading will take place at 7:30 p.m. on January 30 in room 306 AB of the Kent Student Center. The reading is free and open to the public.

Event Details

Posted by: Wick Poetry Center
Where Kent State University 500 E Main St, Kent, OH 44242 (Student Center 306 AB)
Next on This event is over.
Time 7:30 pm
Who to bring Everyone
Website http://­www.­kent.­edu/­wick
Phone (330) 672-2067
Price $0

More About Kent State University

Kent State University

Kent State University

500 E Main St, Kent, OH
330-672-3000

The eight-campus Kent State University system is anchored in Kent, where the main campus draws about 26,000 students anually to the city for classes and other activities.

In the fall of 2010, KSU surpassed the University of Cincinnati in total enrollment across all eight campuses with 41,365 students to become the second largest public university in Ohio.

The Kent campus spans 800 acres and includes a golf course, football, basketball and baseball athletic complexes; a large student and community recreation center; and space for more than 6,000 students to live on campus.

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