Where is poetry happening? Part II

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On September 22, I posted about a few sites that have poetry calendars in some prominent areas--mainly as a result of looking for events in my new home of Atlanta, Georgia. And many poets chimed in with other sites, in addition to my very, very short list.

Collected together, here are those for the U.S.:

Here are ones from outside the States:

Also, Poets & Writers also has a great literary events calendar at http://pw.org/calendar/ns

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I'd like to thank Pearl, Danna Jae, Paige, Margaret B, Margaret Fieland, Lori, Nancy Posey, Bruce Niedt, Anthony, Fiona, Michelle H, Chris, Ashraf Osman, and anyone else I might've forgotten.

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If you'd like to add any other areas, add them in the comments, and maybe there'll be a part III eventually.

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