May 11th, 2007
Downtown Greensboro: Youth Poetry Festival
Tomorrow, from 1 to 5pm, Clement Mallory is putting on the Second Annual C37Words Youth Poetry Festival at 200 N. Davie Street, next to the Cultural Arts Center and Center City Park.
From the Greensboro Public Library:
The Festival will include poetry readings along with teen steppers, games, a comedian, African drumming and dancing, music, storytellers, an open-mic, hip hop dancing and more.
The C37WORDS Poetry Program empowers young people to discover ways to earn money from their talents. Organizer Clement Mallory hopes to inspire the youth in our community by showcasing their creative efforts.
Come on down and support the youth of our community.
Tags: C37Words, children, Clement D. Mallory, community, downtown Greensboro, Greensboro, Hip hop, music, poetry.
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