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Lowell Writers Open Mic is a chance for writers of all levels to share work and to meet with other writers and readers. We will be focusing on Spoken word — poetry, storytelling, and the like, and all sorts of writers are encouraged to participate. A different writer is featured each month. If you're interested in taking part in the open mic, a signup sheet will be available when you arrive.
Come celebrate Space Week at our Out of This World Storytime! Children age 3 and older and their grownups are invited to join us for stories, music, movement and more. Space is limited and sign up is required. Sign up begins April 1, 2026 Registration Required, Sign up online at https://lowelllibrary.org/events, call 978-674-1529 or sign up in person at the library.
The Town & the City Festival is back and we are celebrating with the perfect book. Author Chris Wrenn will come in to tell stories from his new book, Fenway Punk, an audacious and inspiring debut social history that explores how entrepreneurial members of the tight-knit hardcore punk scene within the vibrant heart of Boston cashed in on one of baseball's greatest rivalries. Join us for the perfect bookish start to a night of great music.
Lowell Writers Open Mic is a chance for writers of all levels to share work and to meet with other writers and readers. We will be focusing on Spoken word — poetry, storytelling, and the like, and all sorts of writers are encouraged to participate. A different writer is featured each month. If you're interested in taking part in the open mic, a signup sheet will be available when you arrive.
Open the Door for Local Writers As you explore the city for Doors Open Lowell, make time to meet some of the creative voices active in and around the city today. We are featuring local writers in the store 1pm readings/2pm signing Anita Saville - Charlie Gargiulo - Daryl Houston Smith - Fran Coughlin - Bob Hodge - Stephen O'Connor 3pm readings/4pm signing Daphne James Huff - Molly Kerr - Sonia Gonzalez - Julie Brill - Tony Martelli - Lloyd Corricelli
Lowell Writers Open Mic is a chance for writers of all levels to share work and to meet with other writers and readers. We will be focusing on Spoken word — poetry, storytelling, and the like, and all sorts of writers are encouraged to participate. A different writer is featured each month. If you're interested in taking part in the open mic, a signup sheet will be available when you arrive.
Scott Ferson has watched and worked in politics for forty years, from the John Anderson for President campaign while in High School, as a press secretary to the late Senator Edward M. Kennedy, a chief strategist for the insurgent congressional campaign of Seth Moulton (D-MA) and advisor to dozens of candidates for office at the local and state level. He is the President/CEO of the strategic communications, government relations and public affairs firm, the Liberty Square Group, and runs a political incubator, the Blue Lab that trains young people how to run campaigns. A graduate of the University of Massachusetts/Dartmouth and The George Washington University, he is an adjunct professor of Political Science at Stonehill College in Easton, Massachusetts. Scott is the author of a new How the Democrats Lost America: Making Sense of the 2024 Election and the Future of American Politics. More information can be found at https://www.scottferson.com/
Lowell Writers Open Mic is a chance for writers of all levels to share work and to meet with other writers and readers. We will be focusing on Spoken word — poetry, storytelling, and the like, and all sorts of writers are encouraged to participate. A different writer is featured each month. If you're interested in taking part in the open mic, a signup sheet will be available when you arrive.
Lowell Writers Open Mic is a chance for writers of all levels to share work and to meet with other writers and readers. We will be focusing on Spoken word — poetry, storytelling, and the like, and all sorts of writers are encouraged to participate. A different writer is featured each month. If you're interested in taking part in the open mic, a signup sheet will be available when you arrive.
Lowell Writers Open Mic is a chance for writers of all levels to share work and to meet with other writers and readers. We will be focusing on Spoken word — poetry, storytelling, and the like, and all sorts of writers are encouraged to participate. A different writer is featured each month. If you're interested in taking part in the open mic, a signup sheet will be available when you arrive.
Lowell Writers Open Mic is a chance for writers of all levels to share work and to meet with other writers and readers. We will be focusing on Spoken word — poetry, storytelling, and the like, and all sorts of writers are encouraged to participate. A different writer is featured each month. If you're interested in taking part in the open mic, a signup sheet will be available when you arrive.
Cathy Cassady Sylvia, in conversation with Steve Edington, will recreate some of the conversation they recorded for an issue of Beat Scene Magazine. In it, Cathy spoke of her memories of her father Neal, and of her often challenging relationship with her mother, Carolyn. Cathy will also read some passages from her book Poetic Portrait which is a collection of Carolyn Cassady’s poetry and prose with commentary from Cathy. No registration required.