5th Annual Jasmines & Poetry Festival: A Blend of Jazz and Literary Delights!
- Los Angeles Poet Society
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~~~~ Happy National Poetry Month! ~~~~
We hope you are enjoying the cool April weather and longer days, all the while writing a little poetry, or creative expression.
We are so proud of bringing the Literary Arts to the LA county communities, and invite you to join us for our official Poetry Month Celebration, the 5th Annual Jasmines & Poetry Festival with Jazz!
Featured Poets: Jorge "Coqui" H. Rodriguez, Diosa X, Erica Castro, Jesenia Chavez, Peter Lechuga, Egyptian Princess8, Heather Parker, TitaXimenaa
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Join in the fun and share your creativity with us!
LA Poet Society is a 501(c)3 literary arts non-profit.
All donations and gifts are tax exempt. EIN: 93-1834479
Experience Poetry on Demand!
Come see us on Sundays at Melrose Trading Post!
During the month of April, Poets Cynthia A. Briano, Mr. Chai Tea, and Jessica M. Wilson will be typing up POEMS ON THE SPOT! Come see them at spot R18.
All poems are by donation.
We'd love to share the gift of Poetry!
Melrose Trading Post, at Fairfax Highschool (Fairfax & Melrose Ave.)
RAZA on the Spot - a Publishing on the Spot initiative to capture more social justice voices.
March 29, 2025, LA Poet Society and LA Poet Society Press joined the annual Association of Raza Educators Conference at Mission College.
Our LA Poet Society Press Coordinator, Sebastian Camarena, was in attendance with LAPS Press Founder and Publisher, Jessica M. Wilson. They held space for the community of Raza, offering Publishing on the Spot!
Check out all the new Writers and Poets who explored what being Raza meant to them, and how it impacts them. Welcome all the new contributors to the LAPS Press Familix!
Support our publishing efforts to share more social justice voices and creative works from Queer Trans Black Indigenous People of Color.
We are fundraising to reprint our current selection of books and support the printing of new works including our anthology for murdered and missing indigenous relatives, (MMIR) Coatl Tecpatl: No More Stolen Relatives.
We also have an LA nostalgia anthology, our literary journal, and fellow LA authors, we want to support and who's work we believe in.
We appreciate any support you can offer by scanning the QR code of your choice.
Paypal: losangelespoetsociety@gmail.com
