PSNY's First Annual Poetry Holiday Market

Step into a twinkly, winter poetry wonderland this holiday season! The Poetry Society of New York invites you to the very first Poetry Holiday Market, where we combine the magic of poetry with the joy of holiday shopping.

What to Expect:

• Handmade & One-of-a-Kind Gifts: Discover beautiful, meaningful, and sophisticated presents under $50 from 100+ talented poets, makers, and vendors from Brooklyn, Queens, and Manhattan.
• Personalized Typewriter Poems: Every attendee receives a free, one-of-a-kind typewriter poem to keep or gift—your very own piece of poetry magic.
• Live Poetry Readings: Enjoy readings from NYC's finest poets, including the amazing Dorothea Lasky and more, bringing words to life in a festive atmosphere.
• Festive Vibes & Holiday Cheer: This isn't just a market; it's a cultural experience! Immerse yourself in a space filled with warmth, creativity, and community spirit.

Why Choose the Poetry Holiday Market? With so many holiday markets popping up, why not choose the one powered by poetry? Here, you’ll find gifts that make an emotional impact, discover a sense of connection, and take part in a unique, enriching holiday experience.

Supporting Local Poets & Artists: Every purchase supports the talented poets and makers of NYC and helps fund year-end initiatives for , a 501(c)3 non-profit rooted in the belief that art and poetry belong to us all. At PSNY, we present poetry unconventionally—with no in-house style, transcending the everyday, and prioritizing accessibility, experimentation, and undeniable fun. Each of our events offer an invitation into a vibrant poetry world specifically designed to stimulate discovery, wonder, and life-long friendships between artists. Become a member !

So, wrap your gifts in poetry this year and make your holiday season unforgettable. Bring your friends, family, or that special someone, and experience what holiday shopping should be—full of wonder, creativity, and joy.

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