Spoken Word this November at the Ó Bhéal Winter Warmer Festival

November brings the 9th annual Ó Bhéal Winter Warmer weekend, a multilingual poetry festival held in Cork City since 2013. Widely recognized as one of the highlights of Cork’s literary calendar, this unique festival is set to host 30 renowned poets and performers from eight different countries taking place the weekend of the 26th and 28th, November.

Boundless & BareNovember 10, 2021Ó Bhéal Winter Warmer Weekend Festival of Poetry, Ó BHÉAL, Cork Spoken Word, Cork Poetry, Cork City, Paul Casey, Molly Twomey, Nano Nagle Place, POEPOLIT II, MK Chavez, Many Tongues of Cork, Open Mic, Open Mic Cork, Poetry Competition, Film Competition, Lorna Shaughnessy, Max Hafler, The Sacrificial Wind, O’Donoghue Theatre, Cúirt International Festival of Literature, Seamus Heaney HomePlace, Barra Convery, Max Bromberg, John Margetts, An Earth Song, Good Day Cork, Tina Pisco, Cork City Libraries, Joanna Dukkupati, Language, Ray Greene, ISL, Cornelia Gräbner, Universia de Vigo, Dave Ward, Yolanda Castaño, Bene Sebuyange, Lucía Aldao, Aldaolado, Julie Goo, bilingual Spoken Word, Slam Champion, Heart of Gort Slam, Slam Filíochta, Natalie Linh Bolderston, Eric Gregory Award, Rebecca Swift Women Poets, Roundhouse Poetry Collective, VânThanh Productions Development, George Harding, Cork poet, Eleanor Rees, Emma Pedreira, Eavan Boland Mentorship Award, RTE ARENA, RTE, Arts Council Literature Bursary, Arts Council, Arts Council Ireland