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        Southern California Haiku Group Celebrates 20th Anniversary in Pasadena

        • Marc Corti
          • November 14, 2017
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      HaikuLocal Southern California Haiku Group celebrates its 20th anniversary with readings and a banquet in Pasadena.

      Prepared by Marc Corti

      Southern CA Haiku Poets will read from their new 2017 anthology “Eclipse Moon”.

      • Anthology edited by William Scott Galasso.
      • Group led by Deborah P Kolodji.
      • Music by Rick and Kathabela Wilson.

      The reading is free and open to the public.

      Eclipse Moon anthology

      Eclipse Moon anthology

      Anthology Sales

      Copies of the anthology can be purchased at the event for $15 each.

      20th Anniversary Banquet

      There will be a dinner afterwards in the hall with catered food served buffet style along with vegetarian options. Dinner tickets will be $20 each ( need to RSVP at dkolodji@aol.com). Please note that since we have to purchase the food ahead of time, if you reserve a banquet ticket, we will still need you to pay the $20 if you decide at the last minute you cannot attend.

      Parking

      There is a small parking lot and street parking available. The 2 hour restriction for street parking does not apply on Sundays.

      Date/Time
      11/19/2017
      3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
      Location
      Throop!

      > There will be a Saturday workshop, November 18 from 2 to 4 at the Hill Avenue Branch Library for those who wish to attend.

      Tagged: Deborah P KolodjiEclipse MoonHill Avenue Branch LibraryKathabela WilsonRick WilsonSouthern California Haiku Groupthroop uniterian churchWilliam Scott Galasso

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