Open Doors Yoga Studios | Center for the Arts

Open Doors Yoga Studios Center for the Arts

Each month Open Doors will host an art event at the Weymouth Studio. The events are a way for us to recognize and help promote art in the community. These events are by donation and open to the public. Donations go to providing opportunities for emerging and well-known artists, poets, musicians and dancers to showcase and share their work at Open Doors Weymouth Studio.

At Open Doors we believe that our community is vibrant and thriving with artistic expression. We invite you to share your art with us. For more information on events and shows contact Gloria Monaghan, monaghang@wit.edu or Marissa DeLisle, marissadelisle0@gmail.com.

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Upcoming Events: Open Doors Arts Collaborative Poetry Series: Colors of Autumn, October 2, 2021 at 7pm

Location: Open Doors Yoga Studios, Weymouth Studio

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Colors of Autumn featuring 3 local poets, followed by an open mic and wine and cheese reception.

October 2, 2021

7-8:30pm

Tzynya Pinchback

Andrew K. Peterson

Laurel Kornhiser

Tzynya Pinchback’s poems have appeared or are forthcoming in the American Poetry Journal, the Aurorean, Midnight and Indigo, and Spectrum’s 17 Poets on 2017. She is author of the poetry chapbook, How to Make Pink Confetti (Dancing Girl Press, 2012), and blogs about surviving cancer and mermaids at www.tzynyapinchback.com.

Laurel Kornhiser is a practicing poet, yogi, and professor of English at Quincy College. Currently finishing Sightlines, her first collection of poetry, her work has been published in The Aurorean and in the newly released anthology of Cape Cod-inspired poetry, From the Farther Shore, edited by Alice Kociemba. She has taught poetry at the Plymouth County Correctional Facility and is a facilitator for Changing Lives through Literature.

Andrew K. Peterson is the author of five poetry books, most recently A Blue Nocturne Notebook (Spuyten Duyvil, 2021). His 2017 chapbook The Big Game Is Every Night was mailed to the White House as collective protest alongside publications from Locofo Chaps series (Moria Books). A previous chapbook Bonjour Meriwether & the Rabid Maps (Fact-Simile Press, 2011) was featured in an exhibition on poet maps at the University of Arizona’s Poetry Center. Peterson’s writing is also anthologized in Emergency Index 2012 (Ugly Duckling Presse), RISD Museum’s The Earth Archive, and numerous literary journals. In 2017, he helped co-organize at the Boston Poetry Marathon. He is a cofounding editor of the online journal summer stock, and lives in Boston.