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Veterans Poetry Workshop
- Dates: May 16, 2026
- Times: 1:45PM - 3:45PM
- Admission: Free to attend
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Location: Raleigh Court Library
2112 Grandin RD SW
Roanoke, VA 24015 - Phone: (503) 706-5825
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Find your voice as a military veteran through the powerful use of words. Join award-winning poet Mark Fryburg and poet, teacher and Poetry Society of Virginia Western Region Vice President Christina Linsin to learn how poetry can work for you and then write! Free admission and snacks. Theme: Perseverance and Resilience. All experience levels welcome.
Registration required at https://veteranspoetryproject7.wordpress.com/veterans-poetry-workshop-raleigh-court-library/. Questions? Email Mark at vetpoetry@icloud.com . ADA-compliant facility.
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