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National Poetry Festival back for second year

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MEP Caribbean Publishers: National Poetry Festival back for second year

Wednesday, 11 March 2009

National Poetry Festival back for second year


The National Poetry Festival returns for 2009 under the banner: "Defying the Disease through the Power of the Word; Resisting Stigma and Discrimination". The festival runs March 15–21 across both islands. The programme includes:

Sunday March 15
  • 5–6.30pm: Festival Launch, National Museum, Port of Spain
Monday March 16
  • 10am–noon: Panel Discussion – "The Role of Media and Popular Culture in Resisting Stigma and Discrimination", NALIS Headquarters, Port of Spain
Tuesday March 17
  • 10am–noon: Primary School workshop, Charlotteville, Tobago
  • 2–4pm: Roadside Readings, Charlotteville, Tobago
  • 8–10pm: Stories, Prose & Poetry @ Carib Hut, Amerindian Centre, Arima
Wednesday March 18
  • 9am–2.30pm: Secondary School workshops, East and South Trinidad – "Stigma and Discrimination"
  • 8–10pm: Poetry & Jazz @ Atherly's by the Park, Gooding Village, San Fernando
Thursday March 19
  • 10am–noon: Teacher's workshop – Power and Relevance of Poetry
  • 8–10pm: Roadside Readings, Corner Bar, Woodbrook
Friday March 20
  • 11.30am–1pm: Poetry for the People @ Woodford Square
  • 9pm: Conscious Word Lime, Pan Yard Session
Saturday March 21 (World Poetry Day)
  • 7.30pm: Festival Finale, National Museum Installation, new Poet Laureate of Port of Spain (by invitation only)
For more information: Nicholas 481-0807, Rachael 470-6722 or Sheldon 687-5576

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