Border graphic

Next at Gist Street

No events scheduled

About the Gist Street Reading Series

The Gist Street Readings are held monthly and feature local and national poets and writers. The series focuses on emerging writers either publishing in national journals and magazines or publishing their first or second books. The readings are unpretentious and fun. More about the series.

Place: James Simon’s sculpture studio, 305 Gist Street, Uptown Pittsburgh. 3rd floor. Directions

Time: Socializing starts at 7:30pm. Readings begin around 8:00pm

Bring and enjoy: BYOB. Homemade bread by Antoine. Chips. Raffle prizes. Much more.

Cost: $5

Questions? Contact us

 

News and Announcements
John Fleenor Exhibit
News and Announcements
Sunday, 27 April 2008

Promotional flyer for Fleenor exhibit, DuoAn exhibit by Friend of Gist Street John Fleenor:

Duo: Couples, Pairs and Teams

New Paintings by John Fleenor

May 2nd-June 8th

Reception: May 2nd, 6:30-9:30pm

CocaCafe, 3811 Butler St., Pittsburgh, PA 15203

johnfleenor.com  

 
New Pod-snack: Aaron Smith
News and Announcements
Saturday, 15 March 2008
March's Pod-snack is now available: Aaron Smith reading "Ars Poetica"
 
New Pod-snack: Erin Flanagan
News and Announcements
Saturday, 15 March 2008
April's Pod-snack is now available: Erin Flanagan reading "Goldfish"
 
Announcements at the Gist Street Reading Series

I had a wonderful experience reading at Gist Street. I made the two-hour drive there in a blizzard, behind a salt truck, and expected a dozen or so brave indigenous people to show up. Shockingly, when I arrived the studio was already at full capacity, buzzing with conversation and food and wine. A fine, fine time. I've had few like it.

—Kevin Moffett
Author of Permanent Visitors

Gist Street in Your Inbox

To receive special Gist Street deals and other announcements by email, join our free mailing list.

Name:
Email:


After you subscribe you'll receive a confirmation email that you'll need to click on to confirm you really do want to read our announcements, even when they're boring. This email may or may not go into your spam filter. If it does, please save it from oblivion. Thanks.

Subscriptions/RSS Feeds

RSS feed icon News & Updates feed

RSS feed icon Podcast RSS feed

Border graphic