A filmmaker mother-of-three from Co Fermanagh is to have her book-turned-animation premiere at the Galway Film Fleadh next ...

Hagir Elsheikh is a survivor of political persecution, torture and gender based violence. She has previously visited Good Day ...

Poetry therapy is the clinical practice of using poetic tools to support emotional regulation, trauma recovery, and identity development. When thoughtfully integrated into therapy, especially with ...

In a 2022 poll, fans voted Queen the greatest rock band of all time — and it's no wonder why. Whether it's Freddie Mercury's powerhouse vocals or the group's lasting cultural impact, there are many ...

Iman Qureshi’s The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs, directed by Hannah Hauer‑King, begins like a buoyant sitcom, only to ...

Broadway's hit Singfeld! An Unauthorized Musical Parody About Nothing, playing the role of Jerry Singfeld. Learn more here!

Known as tsiattista, the tradition combines quick thinking, lyrical flair and a deep sense of cultural pride. A violin and ...

On Wednesday, June 25, at 5:30 p.m. the Northeast Harbor Library will host a free public reading, discussion and signing of ...

From Greek goddesses to Norse heroes, these legendary names come with built-in stories. These names are perfect for your baby ...

The artist creates a dynamic conversation between the museum’s historic art and architecture and the fluidity of contemporary ...

Not counting the self-published Double Persephone from 1961, her first book of poems was The Circle Game. It won her a 1966 Governor General’s Literary Award at just 27 years of age.

Louise Glück, whose celebrated work earned her numerous awards, including the 2020 Nobel Prize in Literature, wrote several poems centered on the myth of Persephone, daughter of Demeter and Zeus.