The Napkin Poetry Review hosted an afternoon of poetry, refreshments, and connection.

Communities were nurtured by the time taken to come together, and poetry, as a tool for reflection and expression, helped make that possible.

Alongside readings by featured performers—including Taylor Beidler, Giovanna Lomanto, Heather June Gibbons, Liz Cahill, and Napkin co-founder Caroline King—the event celebrated the gallery’s legacy with a reading of Robert Duncan’s work.

Throughout the gathering, and with ticket purchase, donations were accepted for the San Francisco Women’s Building, an organization that advocates for self-determination, gender equality, and social justice. Suggested donations began at $10.

The dress code was business casual or whatever helped guests feel their best. Drinks and snacks were enjoyed throughout.

Date and Time

Saturday, January 13, 2024 · 4 – 6pm PST



Location

Hosfelt Gallery

260 Utah Street, San Francisco, CA 94103, United States


The Napkin Poetry Review: San Francisco Voices

Poets sipped wine and served verse at Hosfelt Gallery—business casual babes basked in Duncan’s legacy and each other’s brilliance.

Heather June Gibbons

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