Cambridge Center for Adult Education Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Cambridge Center for Adult Education

The first virtual reading of our Fall Blacksmith House Poetry Series is tonight at 7:15pm! Gail Mazur reads from her new collection, Land’s End, New & Selected Poems, with @Poet_Major, whose latest book is The Absurd Man. Tix are $3. https://t.co/zkG4Wwhjad

Cambridge Center for Adult Education

Join us via Zoom on Monday, February 21, with the Blacksmith House Poetry Series. Matthew Olzmann reads from his newest poetry collection, Constellation Route, with Donika Kelly, author of The Renunciations. Read more and register here: https://t.co/QQYFLy203o https://t.co/e05ccEEsfr

Cambridge Center for Adult Education

Join us for the latest installment of the Blacksmith House Poetry Series as Tom Sleigh reads from The King’s Touch, with Alan Shapiro, author of Proceed to Check Out. Reading starts at 8:00 pm on Monday, March 14. Register and see more: https://t.co/2mGRDQ65Lp https://t.co/6Cja23ZtO7

Cambridge Center for Adult Education

Cast your vote - are you a cat person or a dog person? Celebrate your fine furry friends with our Spring Term art class, Drawing and Painting Cat and Dog Portraits, led by instructor Eric Bornstein. 🐱🐶 📷: Eric Bornstein https://t.co/bmP64QFH8b

Cambridge Center for Adult Education

Starting from a foundation provided in the book "Four Hundred Souls" edited by Ibram Kendi (@DrIbram) & Keisha Blain (@KeishaBlain), explore CCAE's upcoming humanities class, "Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: Feminist Activists and American Progress" https://t.co/nUiKywNRdP https://t.co/wwvXSFnONN

Cambridge Center for Adult Education

Blacksmith House Poetry Series' 50th anniversary kicks off with readings on March 6th! Join us on Monday as Nadia Colburn, author of the poetry collection, The High Shelf, reads with Allison Adair, whose debut collection is The Clearing. https://t.co/2Dxz9N7ISq

Cambridge Center for Adult Education

In “Retelling Pride and Prejudice: Jane Austen's Relevance Today”, students will explore why Austen’s popularity has endured for centuries, and how the spinoffs shape (or misshape) our understanding of Austen’s original work. 4 Thursdays starting March 2! 🦚 https://t.co/1Z7XjdRovr

Cambridge Center for Adult Education

The first virtual reading of our Fall Blacksmith House Poetry Series is tonight at 7:15pm! Gail Mazur reads from her new collection, Land’s End, New & Selected Poems, with @Poet_Major, whose latest book is The Absurd Man. Tix are $3. https://t.co/zkG4Wwhjad

Cambridge Center for Adult Education

Join us tomorrow 3/1 at 7:15 pm for a virtual Blacksmith House #Poetry Reading! Natalie Shapero, whose latest collection is Popular Longing, reads with @poetmorgan, author of Oh You Robot Saints! Info & registration: https://t.co/2Dxz9MQ7tQ

Cambridge Center for Adult Education

In “Retelling Pride and Prejudice: Jane Austen's Relevance Today”, students will explore why Austen’s popularity has endured for centuries, and how the spinoffs shape (or misshape) our understanding of Austen’s original work. 4 Thursdays starting March 2! 🦚 https://t.co/1Z7XjdRovr