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The week ahead: Purely Poetry + FourXFour reading

28/4/2014

 
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This Friday, Purely Poetry, the biggest and best open mic night in Belfast, returns once again to the Crescent Arts Centre. We love to see people unite through a love of poetry, so come along and be part of something beautiful.


Then, on Sunday 3rd, from 3-4pm, Poetry NI presents a special FourXFour showcase, with four of our poets showcasing their work: David Braziel, Ross Thompson, Geraldine O'Kane and Kathleen McCracken (whose work will be appearing in Issue Nine).

This reading will be held in Open Source Belfast's pop up place at 3-5 Commercial Court (just up from the Duke of York bar), running for the duration of the Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival.


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