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Bruce Socials: Poetry Circle

An Evening of Poetry Reading Join us for an evening of poetry reading. Whether you want to share your own writing or just listen to others, this will be a creatively fun night. The event will feature poet William Huhn, a chemist and Vassar College graduate whose poems have appeared in The Carolina Quarterly, Verse Daily, and 34th Parallel, among other publications. We invite you before the lecture, at 6pm, for light bites, wine and community!

when

April 29, 2025 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm

where

1 Museum Drive
Greenwich, CT 06830-7157 United States

cost

10

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Bruce Museum

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An Evening of Poetry Reading

Join us for an evening of poetry reading. Whether you want to share your own writing or just listen to others, this will be a creatively fun night. The event will feature poet William Huhn, a chemist and Vassar College graduate whose poems have appeared in The Carolina Quarterly, Verse Daily, and 34th Parallel, among other publications.

We invite you before the lecture, at 6pm, for light bites, wine and community!

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