Dina Elenbogen

photo by Laura Friedlander

Events

Selected recent and upcoming poetry readings

UPCOMING EVENTS

April 17, 2009: Flatfile Galleries
217 North Carpenter Chicago 7:00
The Marriage of Poetry Readings and Performances
Info. www.universeofpoetry.org

April 22, 2009: Barnes and Noble at De Paul Center
1 East Jackson Blvd. Chicago 6:00
Readings from Where We Find Ourselves: Jewish Women Around the World Write About Home

May 6, 2009: Chicago Cultural Center 6:00
A Celebration of Israel through Poetry
Info. siegbogen@aol.com

June 7, 2009: Printer's Row Book Fair time TBA
Reading with other contributors from Where We Find Ourselves

June 29, 2009: T'mol Shilmshon King Solomon St. Jerusalem 7:00
Reading from Apples of the Earth
with Karen Alklay Gut

RECENT EVENTS

January 17, 2008: Nextbook Reading Series (with Ilana Blumberg and music by Stuart Rosenberg) Madron Gallery of American Art, 1000 West North Avenue, 3rd Floor, Chicago, Il., 7:00 p.m.

November 20, 2007: Free Verse Poetry Series Hosted by Richard Fameree, Flatfile Gallery, Chicago, Il., 7:30 p.m.

August 15, 2007: The Book Cellar, 4736 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago, Il., 7:00 p.m.

May 4, 2007: Beth Emet Congregation, Evanston, Il., 8:30 p.m.

October 28, 2006: University of Iowa Hillel Center with Tony Eprile, 7:00 p.m., sponsored by Iowa Writer's Workshop

June 25, 2006: Highland Park Public Library 3:00 PM (Part of Nextbook meet the scholar program)

June 11, 2006: Greater Chicago Jewish Folk Arts Festival (signing) 11:00-6:00

June 3, 2006: Printer’s Row Book Fair, Gwendolyn Brooks Poetry Stage, Chicago, 12:30

May 18, 2006: Borders Books 1700 Maple Evanston 7:30 PM

April 4, 2006: Transitions Bookplace Chicago 7:30 PM (with Tod Thilleman)

January 19, 2006: The Bookstall at Chestnut Court 7:00 PM (with Julie Parson-Nesbitt)

November 18, 2005: Women and Children First Books (reading and reception) 4:00 PM

November 8, 2005: Bowery Poetry Club New York (reading and release party)

Selected Works

Poetry
Apples of the Earth
“...a marvelous first collection. In elegant luminous language Elenbogen evokes the places and people she loves and grieves over.”
--Lynne Sharon Schwartz
Essay
Exile: Losing the Motherland
(from Tikkun Magazine Jan./Feb. 2001)

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