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NEXT APPEARANCE – May 19th at 2 p.m. – Three Bridges, NJ
NEXT APPEARANCE – Saturday May 19th at 2:00 pm – Three Bridges, NJ
3rd Annual Bill's Figs Poetry Festival
Frenchtown Poet Ray Brown will read his poetry together with Philadelphia Poet, Adriann ThePen Bautista, and Hunterdon County Poet, Warren Cooper. A tented event in a Fig Grove, Bill's Figs, 329 Old York Road, Three Bridges, NJ. (near Flemington)
An Open Mic follows.
Contact me – I am available for readings
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