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Tag Archives: bioregionalism
POSTERS: Cascadia Poetry Festival 2015
We’ve got posters galore for the 3rd Cascadia Poetry Festival, coming up April 30-May 3, 2015, in Nanaimo, British Columbia. All-Access Gold Pass that gets you into everything (except the 2 workshops) is just $25! I know – crazy! Four days of fab … Continue reading
PHOTOS: Cascadia Poetry Festival 2014
Kim Goldberg May 8, 2014 I’m back home in Nanaimo after my fabulous 6-day getaway to Seattle for the Second Cascadia Poetry Festival. And we are already planning Cascadia 3 for next year in Nanaimo! So save the date (April … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Events, Poetry
Tagged bioregionalism, Cascadia, Cascadia Poetry Festival, George Stanley, innovative poetry, Paul Nelson, photography, Seattle
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Poets Cruise to Cascadia Poetry Festival 2014
Kim Goldberg March 22, 2014 ~ Heading for Cascadia Poetry Festival, happening May 1-4 in Seattle? Join a bunch of us on the Poets Cruise aboard the Victoria Clipper passenger ferry, departing downtown Victoria on Wednesday, April 30, at 6:00 pm. … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Poetry
Tagged bioregionalism, Cascadia Poetry Festival, poetry holiday, poets, Poets Cruise, Seattle, Victoria BC, Victoria Clipper
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Cascadia Poetry Festival – Photos (2012)
Had a GREAT time at the inaugural Cascadia Poetry Festival last weekend in Seattle! Ran into old friends and made new ones. The festival was dreamed up and organized by Paul Nelson, founder of SPLAB (Spokenword Lab) in Seattle’s colourful … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Poetry
Tagged bioregionalism, Cascadia Poetry Festival, eco-poetry, Igniting the Green Fuse, Kim Goldberg, Paul Nelson, Sam Hamill, Seattle
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Cascadia Poetry Festival coming to Seattle
UPDATE October 23, 2014: The following blog posting is nearly two years old and pertains to the FIRST Cascadia Poetry Festival, which was held in Seattle in March 2012. For details on the upcoming SECOND Cascadia Poetry Festival to be … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Courses & Workshops, Events, News, Poetry
Tagged bioregionalism, Cascadia, eco-poetry, environment, Festival
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