About this Event
About this event:
This spring Guest Curator Amber Flame invites us to engage with the resource of delight and the healing power of connectivity in collective care. The series “We Belong Together” includes three events that explore how we expand our human and natural connections to access delight and find resources for healing.
“Meet Cute at the Library” is inspired by an early 2000s The Stranger Suggests cheap date night to pick a book of love poems and take them to the red 4th floor to read together. You’ll experience stations of local performers sharing love poems and short stories to celebrate all kinds of love – romantic, yes, but also friend-love, platonic love, love of nature and animals, love for children, and more. Performers will come together for a panel on writing the heart.
About the Curator:
Amber Flame is an award-winning multi-genre writer and interdisciplinary artist. Flame is author of poetry collections “Ordinary Cruelty” and “apocrifa,” and deputy publisher and cofounder of Generous Press. Flame is at work on a third poetry manuscript, an essay collection, and a film while touring as singer/songwriter of original blues band, Last of the RedHot Mamas.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Seattle Public Library-Central Library, 1000 4th Ave, Seattle, United States
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