Arts Cafe-Mystic premieres “In This Together” community poetry project Thursday
30 Apr 2020
Community Interest
April has indeed been cruel, whether T.S. Elliot had anything to say about it or not. March was cruel and May will probably follow suit.
Only April, though, is National Poetry Month, so, with the Arts Café-Mystic's spring performance schedule cancelled due to COVID-19 concerns, director Lisa Starr, along with the organization's board of directors and community volunteers, is going virtual.
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