About us
Santa Fe has a mind-boggling number of great poets and writers, known and unknown. This group is a venue for them all. It is the central "bulletin board" for Santa Fe's poetry and prose scene.
As a member you'll receive announcements of book launches, workshops, close readings, poetry festivals, ekphrastic events, open mics, and lots of other activities involving poetry and prose.
People are always asking us what is going on around town and Meetup is a great venue to list the events and strengthen the poetry and writing community. If you know of an event that you don't see listed on here, let us know and we'll get it posted.
Upcoming events
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Wayne Lee, Scott Wiggerman and Windy Dankoff Poetry Reading at Teatro Paraguas
Location not specified yetWayne Lee
with Scott Wiggerman and Windy Dankoff
Poetry Reading
Sunday May 17, 2026 at 7:00 p.m.
https://teatroparaguas.us3.list-manage.com/track/click?u=dbb13ffd4e4bcec5ed820df05&id=554c730249&e=707d719d573205 Calle Marie, Santa Fe NM 87507
Wayne Lee (wayneleepoet.com) is a Santa Fe, NM writer, editor and teacher. Lee’s poems have appeared in Tupelo Press, Slipstream, The New Guard, Writer’s Digest and many other journals and anthologies. His collection Dining on Salt: Four Seasons of Septets (Cornerstone Press) won the 2026 North American Poetry Book Award. Lee has also received the Fischer Prize and the Poems for Peace Award, and he has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and four Best of the Net Awards. His collection The Beautiful Foolishness (Casa Urraca Press) was published in March 2026.
Windy Dankoff carried a flute on wilderness journeys in the 70s, and never put it down. After a pioneering solar career, he started making flutes of his own design. Then jazz lead him to saxophone. Klezmer steered him to clarinet. Ever the engineer, he hacks and improves his instruments and sounds. He joins jazz and improv groups at every opportunity, with a unique bag o' tricks.
Albuquerque poet and artist Scott Wiggerman is the author of four books of poetry, including his newest, Beginning and Ending with Emily: Ghazals and Golden Shovels, a collection inspired by lines and themes of Emily Dickinson. Wiggerman is the co-organizer of the annual Albuquerque Poets' Picnic at the Open Space Visitor Center, head of the ABQ-Haiku chapter, as well as co-editor for two decades at Dos Gatos Press, which has produced numerous books of Southwestern U.S. poetry, including the most recent, Light and Dark: Southwestern Aubades and Nocturnes.1 attendee
Tuesday Poetry Practice
·OnlineOnlineTuesday Poetry Practice: a weekly online drop-in community of poetry and meditation practioners.
Poetry and meditation both rely on being present, awake, aware. Please join fellow poetry and meditation practitioners Tuesdays from 11 a.m.-noon MST as we explore how the practices of poetry and meditation can complement each other. Each week we will do a grounding meditation, study a relevant poem, write a new poem from a prompt and share our poems in a supportive, accepting community.
To join the group, click here or on the link below.
Tuesday Poetry Practice is offered on a pay-what-you-can basis. Everyone is welcome and donations are gratefully received through my PayPal account.
1 attendeeTuesday Poetry Practice
·OnlineOnlineTuesday Poetry Practice: a weekly online drop-in community of poetry and meditation practioners.
Poetry and meditation both rely on being present, awake, aware. Please join fellow poetry and meditation practitioners Tuesdays from 11 a.m.-noon MST as we explore how the practices of poetry and meditation can complement each other. Each week we will do a grounding meditation, study a relevant poem, write a new poem from a prompt and share our poems in a supportive, accepting community.
To join the group, click here or on the link below.
Tuesday Poetry Practice is offered on a pay-what-you-can basis. Everyone is welcome and donations are gratefully received through my PayPal account.
1 attendee
Past events
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