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Sawmill Poetry at Plenty
Monday, March 2 · 6:45 PM – 8:00 PM
Plenty Bookshop, Cookeville
About This Event
Sawmill Poetry Series occurs on the first Monday of every month, and includes a reading by a featured Southern poet, followed by an open mic portion, with time to meet the visiting poet and get a signed copy of their book at the end. Our host, Erin Hoover is an author herself and a professor at Tennessee Tech University. We are so thankful for all the work she does to coordinate our poets' visits, and promote literacy and poetry in our community.
Reading begins at 7:00 p.m.
'Local writers who wish to share their work in the open mic are invited to arrive by 6:45 p.m. to sign up for a five-minute open mic slot. Written poetry, performance poetry, song lyrics, flash fiction, and micro-essay readings are all welcome.
Tickets are not required for this event, nor is there a cover charge. We do love and encourage you supporting our visiting poets through the purchase of their books, if you so choose! And the bookshop will be open for general shopping at the close of the event, as well.
Location:
Plenty Bookshop
45 West Broad Street
Cookeville TN 38501
Where to Go
Nonprofit · Cookeville
Plenty Bookstore is the kind of “third place” Downtown Cookeville needs—calm, welcoming, and made for slowing down. Come browse, wander, and discover your next favorite read in this beautiful local nonprofit bookshop in the heart of Historic Downtown Cookeville, Tennessee. Plenty carries everything from current bestsellers and easy paperback beach reads to gorgeous hardcover collectible classics (a standout section). You can pair your pick with a fountain pen, a thoughtful card from the stationery collection, or a cozy tea. And if you’re shopping with kids, Plenty’s large children’s section is stacked with books, puzzles, games, puppets, and smart, screen-free toys
- Address
- 45 West Broad Street
- Monday
- 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Phone
- (931) 349-2119
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