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How to Read a Poem

South Street Seaport Museum
Wednesday, June 10, 2026•5:30 PM
Join the Seaport Museum and Pulitzer Prizewinning poet Paul Muldoon for a gathering where participants discuss poems published only that week in literary journals and magazines. No preparation or prior poetry knowledge required—just bring an open mind!
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South Street Seaport Museum

This cultural institution dedicates itself to revealing how New York City, as we know it today, literally arose from the sea. Its extensive three-floor exhibition, "Maritime City," showcases 540 carefully chosen objects that underscore the city's identity as a global capital.story

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12 Fulton St, New York, NY 10038
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• Closes 5:00 PM
seaportmuseum.org
+1 212-748-8600

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