Virtual Ferlinghetti celebration on April 25th!

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Post published:04/14/2021
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April 25th at 4 pm PT, the Library presents a free and virtual celebration of our dear friend Lawrence Ferlinghetti.

Email lschulkind@yahoo.com for Zoom login information.

Portrait, from below, of American poet and activist Lawrence Ferlinghetti as he poses in a second floor window of the bookstore he co-founded, City Lights Booksellers, in the North Beach neighborhood, San Francisco, California, September 1977. (Photo by Janet Fries/Getty Images)

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Big Sur CA 93920
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(CLOSED TUESDAY)
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