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River Trip Poetry Group Day Change

"Use your words!" River Trip Poetry GroupThe River Trip Poetry Group meetings have moved from the second Tuesday of each month to the second Friday of each month, at 1:00pm, at the Tranquilbuzz Coffee House. The TranquilBuzz Coffee House is located at 112 W. Yankie Street in downtown Silver City. This ongoing experiential poetry group is open to all who enjoy a supportive and engaging environment in which to make connections, hone skills and share their literary art. The focus of these sessions is on both writing and reading. Writing exercises are offered by rotating facilitators selected within the group. All poetry forms are welcome. Organizers of this group are Elise Stuart and Stewart S. Warren. Sponsored by the River Chapter of New Mexico State Poetry Society.

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