Howlteroa At The Southern Cross 7 July

Friday, 4 July 2008, 3:25 pm
Press Release: The Word Collective

Hello there!

This is another announcement to inform you that HOWLTEAROA will again be taking place at Southern Cross this Monday the 7th of July from 7:30pm.

Brave the winter night and warm your soul with some of Wellingtons finest poetry and spoken word.

All are welcome to contribute, be it with verse, song, limerick or doggerel, your own or a favourite author.

7:30 start. It would be splendid to see you there.

Nga mihi nui

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