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Literary: Walnut Street Poetry Society Kickoff Event

The Walnut Street Poetry Society kicks off its 2015 season at the Mercantile Library with readings from moderator, poet and Xavier University English Professor Dr. Norman Finkelstein and writer/educator Kathy Y. Wilson.

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The Walnut Street Poetry Society kicks off its 2015 season at the Mercantile Library with readings from moderator, poet and Xavier University English Professor Dr. Norman Finkelstein and writer/educator Kathy Y. Wilson — you may know her from CityBeat? Throughout the year the society will focus on African-American poetry. Meetings/readings take place at noon the second Wednesday of the month. 


Noon Wednesday. Free and open to the public; reservations requested. Mercantile Library, 11th Floor Reading Room, 414 Walnut St., Downtown, mercantilelibrary.com.

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