Love and Resistance: A Poetry and Conversations Series (Portsmouth) | Vida Cantina

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Experience an enchanting evening of poetry and conversation at the Love and Resistance: A Poetry and Conversations Series. Taking place on September 16 at 7:30 PM, this captivating event will be held at the Vida Patio in Portsmouth, NH. Immerse yourself in the world of poetic artistry as Diannely Antigua, the youngest and first person of color to be named Poet Laureate of Portsmouth, NH, and Ben Bacote, founder and director of NH PANTHER, activist, writer, and humanities teacher, grace the stage. These two remarkable individuals will delve into the themes of love and resistance through the lens of their personal experiences, exploring the powerful intersections of history, poetry, and activism. Antigua and Bacote will share their carefully curated selection of poetry by talented LatinX writers, creating an evocative atmosphere that highlights the beauty of love and the strength of resilience. Join us at this thought-provoking event, where you can witness the transformative power of words and engage in meaningful conversations about art, culture, and social change. Don't miss this unique opportunity to be part of an extraordinary evening of poetry, as admission to this event is completely free. Mark your calendars and head to the Vida Cantina located at 2456 Lafayette Road, Portsmouth, NH 03801 on September 16 for an unforgettable night of Love and Resistance.