Jai-Alai Books and O, Miami present two new exhibitions opening simultaneously: Lincoln Road Jai Alai and Everything Must Go. Free drinks. Free posters.

Poet Bill Corbett reads and discusses his lifelong involvement with literature, publishing, and literary community.

Join us at the Opening Reception for International Friendship Exhibition and pick up egg bag, a new newsless print newsetter.

A late-night poetry reading featuring National Book Award-nominee Claudia Rankine

Jai-Alai Books releases its next two titles during Miami Book Fair International with a party at Calle Ocho's Ball and Chain

Release reading for Jai-Alai magazine #5 in The Swamp, a Miami-themed pop-up space at Miami Book Fair International

Read poetry set to Miami bass at this unconventional literary karaoke party

Curious about O, Miami 2015? This info session explains it all.

An evening of foraged cocktails and homegrown books

To sign up, visit the workshop's Eventbrite page.

Featuring poets Sandra Simonds, Jan Becker, and Julie Marie Wade. RSVP here. Suggested donation of $20.

The NYC poet reads from his new collection, Accepting the Disaster (FSG)

A Forager book party at Flavorish Market in MiMo

Finalists read their poems and winners are crowned. Click here to register.

A culinary/literary party at The Kampong with Edible South Florida. RSVP here.

He arrived at Arizona State Prison as an illiterate 20-year old. He emerged as a poet.

Poet Joshua Mehigan joins young composers for New World Symphony's New Work 2014

Swedish Artist Paula Urbano performs "the unspoken"

An afternoon of short poetry films curated by London's PoetryFilm

A reading of poets published by small independent presses

A pub crawl through South Beach, with literature.

Poetic celebration at the famous South Beach design museum

A reading to celebrate the newest (oldest) issue of the Miami-centric literary mag

A reading + happy hour inspired by Frank O'Hara's lunch poems and produced by the Arts & Business Council. Purchase tickets here.

Cuban poet Legna Rodríguez Iglesias in her first United States appearance

Join José Martí and his white horse, Bacanao, as they ride down Calle Ocho, distribute roses, and read poems 

An open mic for translated works - bring your own translation or someone else's