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Tuesday, September 12, 2006

DPC Events Calendar

Make sure you mark these events down on your calendar:



1NESS Presents: Warriors Cry
Sunday, September 17

When Words Are Spoken & Poetic Soul present The Warriors Cry, featuring Latino Poet SPIN, Reggae Artist Humble, and DPC member d'bi.young, who just came off of the successful remounting of blood.claat.

Hosted by Al St. Louis
All artists backed by The SoulMates Band

Lula Lounge
1585 Dundas St W (Dufferin/Dundas)
(1 Block W of Dufferin)
416 588 0307
Show Time 7 PM

$15 Advance
$18 Door

For more information in regards to ticket outlets, please visit poeticsoul.ca.



The Art Bar Poetry Series
Tuesday, September 19th

Karen Richardson, an UrbanArts friend of DPC, will be performing at the longest-running poetry-only reading series in Canada.

8 PM
Free
Victory Cafe (581 Markham St)



NuitBlanche
Saturday, September 30 - Sunday, October 1

NuitBlanche is a free all night contemporary art "thing" that is taking place from sunset at 7:01 PM (yes, yes, 7:01, not the usual 7:00) on September 30 to sunrise at 7:15 PM October 1.

NuitBlanche(Sponsored by Scotiabank and the City of Toronto) is a rare free city-wide event where more than 100 Toronto museums, galleries and institutions are gonna have their doors open ALL NIGHT LONG (cue the Lionel Ritchie) to present contemporary art installations and programs.

So what's DPC gotta do with this? Dub Poet Lillian Allen will be one of the writers participating in Bedtime Tales: Fables and Fantasies, a night of live readings and recordings at the Toronto Helconian Club (35 Hazelton Ave). We'll give you a heads up soon with the specific time that Lillian will be on.



The Canadian Festival of Spoken Word
October 11-14

The CFSW is a festival of Spoken Word and Poetry that hosts artists from across Canada and international guests to celebrate and promote Spoken Word performance, to expand and cultivate the audience for this work, and to inspire networking between artists and organizers from various regions of Canada in order to foster a growing and interdependent national community of Spoken Word artists.

On Friday, October 13th, there will be a Dub Poetry Collective Showcase, featuring Afua Cooper, and some other DPC members at the Trane Studio (964 Bathurst St.). Details will be posted as soon as we get them.

1 Comments:

  • At 9:35 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    The dates are incorrect on this posting. Saturday is the 29th, Sunday the 30th

     

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