Urban Legends Poetry Collective presents: Scribblin' In The Margins Slam featuring Salem Paige
7:00 PM on Friday Apr. 5th
Arts Court - Arts Court Theatre (elevator 'B', 3rd floor) *MASKS REQUIRED*, 2 Daly Avenue
Price: Pay What You Can / Suggested Donation $10
7:00 PM on Friday Apr. 5th
Arts Court - Arts Court Theatre (elevator 'B', 3rd floor) *MASKS REQUIRED*, 2 Daly Avenue
Price: Pay What You Can / Suggested Donation $10
A poetry slam with sign ups open specifically to folks of marginalized gender identities including but not limited to genderqueer, Two-Spirit, non-binary, transgender people, all women, intersex poets.
This event will feature local poet Salem Paige!
Note that this event is limited capacity, separate tickets must be bought for every attendee so we know how many people to expect, and be sure to get your tickets early to ensure you've got a spot reserved.
https://bit.ly/ULPCsitmtickets
Poets who sign up to perform are not required to buy a ticket.
If, for any reason, you are not able to buy a ticket but wish to attend, please let us know and we will add you to the list (unless tickets are sold out).
We will have COVID-19 regulations for this event. Masks are required, and all attendees will be screened for COVID-19 symptoms. Visit the link below to read our full COVID-19 Safety Plan: https://bit.ly/ULPCcovidSafetyPlan
67 Nicholas is the accessible entrance for Arts Court. Then take elevator B to Level 1, then turn left to Elevator A to Level 2, and head right down the hall and the Atelier is the door at the end.
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Salem Paige (they/them) is a transgender poet whose works revolve around the exploration of identity, technology, space, nature, discomfort, and the places where they all intertwine. Their work can be found in their debut collection of poetry, The Third Self (2023, Sunday Mornings at the River Press) and their chapbook to grow roots (2023, bottlecap press), as well as many literary magazines, journals, and anthologies. Paige lives and works on Algonquin Anishinaabe territory (so-called Ottawa, Ontario), where they spend time napping excessively, going on walks to free little libraries, hunting lightroots in the depths of Hyrule, and annoying their partner and their two cats. More on Paige can be found on their website salempaige.com.
This event will feature local poet Salem Paige!
Note that this event is limited capacity, separate tickets must be bought for every attendee so we know how many people to expect, and be sure to get your tickets early to ensure you've got a spot reserved.
https://bit.ly/ULPCsitmtickets
Poets who sign up to perform are not required to buy a ticket.
If, for any reason, you are not able to buy a ticket but wish to attend, please let us know and we will add you to the list (unless tickets are sold out).
We will have COVID-19 regulations for this event. Masks are required, and all attendees will be screened for COVID-19 symptoms. Visit the link below to read our full COVID-19 Safety Plan: https://bit.ly/ULPCcovidSafetyPlan
67 Nicholas is the accessible entrance for Arts Court. Then take elevator B to Level 1, then turn left to Elevator A to Level 2, and head right down the hall and the Atelier is the door at the end.
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Salem Paige (they/them) is a transgender poet whose works revolve around the exploration of identity, technology, space, nature, discomfort, and the places where they all intertwine. Their work can be found in their debut collection of poetry, The Third Self (2023, Sunday Mornings at the River Press) and their chapbook to grow roots (2023, bottlecap press), as well as many literary magazines, journals, and anthologies. Paige lives and works on Algonquin Anishinaabe territory (so-called Ottawa, Ontario), where they spend time napping excessively, going on walks to free little libraries, hunting lightroots in the depths of Hyrule, and annoying their partner and their two cats. More on Paige can be found on their website salempaige.com.