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Nature Poetry Reading & Walk

5th NATURE POETRY READING & WALK DOS RIOS STATE PARK 3599 Shiloh Road, Modesto SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2026 9:00-11:00 a.m.  Free You are welcome to bring your favorite poems on nature, or your own nature poems, to read to the group.  The reading will be at the ramadas from 9:00-10:00 a.m. followed by an optional …

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MoSt Poetry’s Saturday at the Carnegie with featured readers Carolyn Miller & Lenore Myers

Join host Gary Thomas for the latest edition of MoSt’s Poetry at the Carnegie readings on August 15 at 2:00 p.m. at the Carnegie Arts Center, 250 North Broadway Avenue in Turlock, CA.  Our featured poets are Sixteen Rivers Press poets Carolyn Miller and Lenore Myers (both with new books out!) followed by our Open …

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MoSt Summer Workshop – Biographical Poetry

Biographical poetry combines fact with imagination to depict an aspect or overview of an actual person’s life. In this MoSt Poetry Summer Workshop, we’ll read and discuss examples of biographical poetry featuring historical figures and selected authors’ ancestors. Workshop participants will write first drafts in response to poetry prompts offered by facilitator Linda Scheller, MoSt …

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MoSt Summer Poetry Workshop–Using Your Voice: Reading Poems Aloud to Share Their Essence

Using Your Voice

MoSt Summer Poetry Workshop——Salida Library——June 13, 2026——1:00 to 3:00 p.m.  Using Your Voice:  Reading Poems Aloud to Share Their Essence   How do we let the language in a poem come alive and share its truths when we read it aloud?  How do we create an energy that lets people want to listen?  (Hint:  practice, …

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Saturday at the Carnegie featuring poets Cleo Griffith & Sheila D. Landre

Please join host Gary Thomas at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, May 16, 2026 at Carnegie Arts Center (250 North Broadway Ave., Turlock, California) for a poetry reading featuring Cleo Griffith and Sheila D. Landre. There will be light refreshments and an open mic time following the featured poets. This event is free and open to …

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