Museum of African American History: "Living Language: A Poetry Celebration of Voice with Amanda Shea"
Join the Museum of African American History for "Living Language: A Poetry Celebration of Voice with Amanda Shea"
April 25, 2026
Museum of African American History (46 Joy St., Boston)
4:00-6:00PM
An intergenerational poetry experience celebrating liberation, storytelling, and creative expression featuring special guest Amanda Shea.
In honor of National Poetry Month, Living Language is an evening of poetry, reflection, and community celebrating the liberating power of language. Special guest poet Amanda Shea will join the lineup, bringing her dynamic storytelling and perspective to the stage. The evening also includes a limited community open mic for local poets and an interactive mini-workshop, Poetry as Preservation, where participants will write a five-line poem inspired by a museum artifact or exhibit piece. The program closes with a collective reading of audience-created poems and an invitation to continue building community through future MAAH events.
Fees
This event is free to attend.
Location
Museum of African American History: Boston Campus 46 Joy St, Boston, MA 02114
Latitude and Longitude 42.360007, -71.065391
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4pm-6pm
Event Type
- Partner Program
- Talk