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SUMMARY:Den poezie festival - reading in English
DESCRIPTION:POETRY READING by Irish poet Ger Reidy\, US poet Stephan Delbos\, and Czech poet Sylva Fischerová. Followed by an open mic. \nThe event is part of the Poetry Day (Den poezie) festival\, which takes place over two weeks in November in over 50 towns throughout the republic. Since its beginnings in 1999\, the festival has grown into a nationwide celebration involving libraries\, schools\, cultural institutions\, community groups and individual organisers. This year’s programme is as geographically diverse as it is varied in form: alongside readings and meetings with poets\, it includes poetry walks\, quizzes\, public interventions and opportunities for people of all ages to take part themselves. This year the festival lasts from 9 – 22. 11. and the theme is inspired by Emily Dickinson’s poem – My letter to the World (můj dopis svět).\nMost of the events are in Czech\, but there are always a few English-friendly events. This year\, a reading on 12th November at 7.30 in L’Objet trouvé cafe in Prague 7\, with Irish poet Ger Reidy\, US poet Stephan Delbos\, and Czech poet Sylva Fischerová. Followed by an open mic. At 10 am on Saturday 21st November\, there is a guided walk ‘Prague through the eyes of its poets’ by professional guide and poet Lyn Davidson. All events are free.
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SUMMARY:Free guided literary walk - Prague through the eyes of its poets
DESCRIPTION:Part of the annual nationwide poetry festival Den poezie – no charge to participate.\nTake a walking tour and explore the places associated with many of the poets who have lived in or loved Prague over its long history. Your guide\, Lyn Davidson\, is a San Francisco-based journalist\, poet\, and tour guide. On this approximately 2-hour tour\, we will walk through beloved tourist places like Kampa and Charles Bridge\, as well as some obscure corners of the city\, always paying tribute to the spirits of the poets who have loved it through sharing details of their lives\, loves\, and words. We’ll get to know poets who include Jaroslav Seifert (Nobel Prize 1984)\, Karel Hynek Mácha (the Czech Byron)\, Jiří Orten (tragically killed by the Nazis at age 22)\, Vítězslav Nezval\, Egon Bondy\, Viola Fischerová\, Vladimir Holan\, Karel Kryl\, and Ivan Martin Jirous (“Magor”)\, as well as foreign poets like Andre Breton and Allen Ginsburg\, on whom the city also left its mark.\nMeet in front of the hotel U Tří pštrosů (Dražického náměstí 76/12\, 118 00 Praha 1) on the Malá strana side of Charles Bridge.
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SUMMARY:Free guided literary walk - Prague through the eyes of its poets
DESCRIPTION:Take a walking tour and explore the places associated with many of the poets who have lived in or loved Prague over its long history. Your guide\, Lyn Davidson\, is a San Francisco-based journalist\, poet\, and tour guide. On this approximately 2-hour tour\, we will walk through beloved tourist places like Kampa and Charles Bridge\, as well as some obscure corners of the city\, always paying tribute to the spirits of the poets who have loved it through sharing details of their lives\, loves\, and words. We’ll get to know poets who include Jaroslav Seifert (Nobel Prize 1984)\, Karel Hynek Mácha (the Czech Byron)\, Jiří Orten (tragically killed by the Nazis at age 22)\, Vítězslav Nezval\, Egon Bondy\, Viola Fischerová\, Vladimir Holan\, Karel Kryl\, and Ivan Martin Jirous (“Magor”)\, as well as foreign poets like Andre Breton and Allen Ginsburg\, on whom the city also left its mark.
URL:https://pragueliterarycalendar.com/calendar/free-guided-literary-walk-prague-through-the-eyes-of-its-poets-2/
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