‘A Taste of the Yeats Summer School’ will be held this year on May 4th 10AM-5PM at NYU Glucksman Ireland House, One Washington Mews (Fifth Avenue between Washington Square and 8 Street) This annual event is an all-day program evoking spirit of the school in

On April 1st, commencing National Poetry Month, the awards for this year’s Yeats Society Poetry Contest will be presented in a ceremony at Barnes and Noble, Union Square. Commencing at 6:30, there will be readings of the winning poems, and contest judge Bill Zavatsky will

The updated calendar of events for the remainder of the 2013 season is available. Among other occasions are the theater party for Teresa Deevy’s Katie Roche on March 14th; an evening with Mike Scott of The Waterboys on March 22nd;the presentation of the M.L. Rosenthal

Note that the time is 7PM, not 8 as previously announced. Theater Party: Teresa Deevy’s Katie Roche The play was originally produced at the Abbey Theatre in 1936, the sixth of Deevy’s (1894-1963) works to be presented there in Yeats’s lifetime. Lennox Robinson, who directed

The 2012-2013 calendar of NY Yeats Society events is now available. Click the Read More button on the lower left of this screen then click on the highlighted text here: Calendar 2012-13

“Bat Eyes”, a short film from the Australian Theatre for Young People which was NOT shown at the Yeats birthday event due to technical difficulties, can now be seen on Youtube, where it is now a semi-final entry in “Your Film Festival”. This is a

The Yeats Journal of Korea, the peer-reviewed journal of the , is calling for contributions on a variety of Yeats-related topics. For questions, see the or contact the International Editor: Professor Young Suck Rhee, General Coordinating Editor (International Editor) The Yeats Journal of Korea Department

Here is a reminder about our wonderful program June 13. We’re assembling a new group of short films related to Yeats that should be as entertaining as our previous two years. And again, an interesting dinner of foods from Irish literature. This is one the

My View: New York, New York and 'The Yeats Game' » Opinion » GloucesterTimes.com, Gloucester, MA.

“As part of the same proposal, councillors will consider naming the new Liffey crossing at Marlborough Street the William Butler Yeats Bridge.” This was part of a bill to rename the East Link Bridge after Bram Stoker. via New bridge name may honour Dracula writer