Posts Tagged ‘Poetas en NY’
NYC Tomorrow: 2da Maratón Cultural, ‘Cultura de Paz’
4:04 pm By Maegan la Mamita Mala · Arts| Culture| Events| New York City · Comments Off
24 Jul 2009
Poetas en NY (of which I am a part) and the Humanist Center of Queens, NYC, will be holding their second cultural marathon starting tomorrow at 10 am. The marathon, which runs for 24 hours, features film, music, poetry and other art forms supporting the theme of a society without violence.
Poetas en Nueva York is a collective of artists dedicated to promoting Latino talent in NYC and the Humanist Center of Queens fights against cultural discrimination and ethnic tensions, promoting dialogue.
Lugar: 92-10 Roosevelt Ave, Jackson Heights, NY 11372
Shameless Self- Promotion : Maegan la Mala Spits Poetry Tonite in Queens, NYC
1:42 pm By Maegan La Mala · Bilingualism| Culture| Events| New York City| VivirLatino| language · Comments Off
29 Sep 2008
If my posts have taken on a poetic quality, you will please be excusing la Mala. Here in NYC we are in the middle of the 5to Encuentro de Poesia “Poetas en Nueva York
Tonight at the Centro Humanista de la Culturas, 76-11 37ave Jackson Heights,Queens, NYC at 6pm, I am honored and blessed to be a part of the Noche de mujeres, sharing the stage and spitting palabras with
-Irma Galido
-Claudia Barragán
-Daniel Reyes y Nilko Andreas
Come through if you can.
Poetas en NY bring a Happy Mob to Union Square
8:05 am By Maegan La Mala · New York City| language · Comments Off
27 Sep 2008
Today a mob of poets will descend upon Union Square in NYC, sending their words through the streets of and using verses will bailout the souls of a money driven city.
Today begins the Quinto Encuentro “Poetas en Nueva York” and if you go to some events, you may just find la Mala.
For more information visit the Poetas en NY website or just ask.
Save the Dates : 5th Encuentro de Poesia en NYC
11:54 am By Maegan La Mala · Arts| Culture| Events| Music| New York City| language| literature| theatre · Comments Off
10 Sep 2008
Need a reason to come to NYC? In about two weeks, poets and other artists, predominantly Latino and Latin American, will descend upon three New York boroughs for the 5th Encuentro de Poetas en NY.
Yours truly, Maegan la Mala, is a featured poet at one of the events and will attend as many events as I can (Before I was Blogger, activist, and Mami, I was a poet).
Hope to see some of you there.
Hola!
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- Mangos With Chili Presents Beloved: A Requiem for Our Dead in the Bay Area Tonite & Nov. 15th
- Vigil for Marcelo LuceroThis Evening in Patchogue, Long Island, NY
- VL At The Cine: The Fourth Kind
- Rihanna interview
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