Takes place at 801 Islington St. Suite 12 (formerly Luigi's West End Pizzeria).
Featuring works by Diannely Antigua, Ben Bacote and Special Guest Dj MAM.

Appetizers and complimentary beverages provided by Vida Cantina.
Offerings for Día de los Muertos Community Ofrenda welcome.

Join Diannely Antigua, who is both the youngest and the first person of color to be named PoetLaureate of Portsmouth, NH, Ben Bacote, founder and director of NH PANTHER, writer, activist, and humanities teacher, and special guest DJ MAM (aka Chloe Cataldo), for their latest offering in a series of lovely evenings of poetry and conversation. Antigua and Bacote will share selections by LatinX writers touching on the themes of love and resistance, and discuss the intersections of history, poetry, and activism through the lens of their personal experiences. Additionally, Antigua will record the event, to be featured on her podcast, Bread & Poetry.