Poetry readings in the park — bring a blanket and enjoy the summer evening.
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Poetry in the Park is a cherished summer tradition, bringing together poetry lovers for an evening of spoken word in the serene setting of Juneau Park. This event features a diverse lineup of local poets, each bringing their unique voice and style to the stage. It's a relaxed, community-focused gathering where you can unwind and soak in the creative energy.
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The event takes place near the Solomon Juneau statue, providing a picturesque backdrop for the readings. With the support of Juneau Park Friends, this series runs monthly throughout the summer, offering a perfect opportunity to enjoy Milwaukee's outdoor spaces while engaging with the local arts scene. Bring your own seating and snacks for a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
Arrive by 6:15 pm to get a good spot near the Solomon Juneau statue. The best views and acoustics are from the left side facing the statue.
June's Poetry in the Park features readings from Blue Lotus, Gina Cornejo, Nick Demske, and Kati Katchever. In person at Juneau Park (900 N. Prospect Ave.) Rain date: Wed. Jun. 10 Bring your blankets and chairs, snacks and drinks, and friends, and join us at the Solomon Juneau statue for this beloved summer reading series. Poetry in the Park takes place in Juneau Park on the second Tuesday of June, July, August, and September, with rain dates scheduled on the second Wednesday of each month. This season’s events are made possible with support from Juneau Park Friends.
