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St. Augustine Poetfest 2026

Mark your calendars for the 5th annual St. Augustine Poetfest … April 9-11, 2026. A celebration of creative writing and reciting, it is St. Johns County’s official recognition of National Poetry Month (April).

Events are Free and Open to All!

Poetfest 2026 Schedule

Thursday, April 9
Door Open 6:00pm | Showtime 6:30pm | Open Mic
The event kicks off at The Waterworks with Beat Poet Summit … a showcase of Past and Present Beat Poet Laureates who are inspired to “Get on the Road” like Kerouac and visit Florida; featuring ten minutes of podium time awarded to each.

A Community Open Mic will follow. The sign-up sheet for the open mic portion will be available at 6:00pm and is open to the first 10 people. Please limit your time at the podium to five minutes.

Friday, April 10 
* 9:00am to 5:00pm — Virginia Room, Second Floor, Ringhaver Student Center
Book Bazaar, author discussions, author talks, and a keynote presentation featuring Ray McNiece, Poet Laureate of Cleveland Heights (2020-2023)
* 6:30pm to 8:30pmOpen Mic Event at Relampago Coffee Lab

Saturday, April 11
9:00am to 5:00pm
Virginia Room, Second Floor, Ringhaver Student Center
Student showcases as well as displays by FLARE: The Flagler Review (Flagler College), St. John County Library display, a Book Bazaar, a live staged play reading, author talks and panels, and featured poets.
* 3:00pm — Closing Event:
Words from Norma Sherry, Past City of St. Augustine Poet Laureate
Presentation by Ann Browning Masters, Present City of St. Augustine Poet Laureate
* 3:30pm — Awards Ceremony for the winners of the 6th annual St. Johns Cultural Council Haiku Contest

Followed by the Celebratory Reception on the Tinlin Landing, 2nd Floor Lobby, Ringhaver Student Center

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