Miriam Nichols, Professor Emerita at the University of Fraser Valley, will give this year’s annual Charles Olson Lecture. Nichols will discuss Charles Olson’s early poems written during World War II and the ways he re-imagined the possibility of agency in the public sphere under seemingly impossible conditions.

Admission is free and open to the public.

Fish Tales is Back! Gloucester Stage and Gloucester Writers Center team up once again for the wildly popular, “Moth”-like one night storytelling event. The last seven Fish Tales have been sold out performances.

New Orleans-flavored Funk, Soul, and Brassy 2nd-Lines by the Jambalaya Horns will have you feeling like you’re in New Orleans this Mardi Gras season!

Learn more about the Jambalaya Horns by visiting brassfednation.com.

Join us for an intimate concert with the Miranda Russell Band. From the love-drunk streets of Paris and paved parking lots to the hexagram of the heavens, we’ll get lost in the great loves and losses that make up some of Joni’s most colorful masterpieces.