City of Sudbury and public library look to update their poet laureate program
The City of Sudbury and its public library are reviewing their poet laureate program, established in 2010, to potentially expand its role and definition of a poet. The review committee will examine the terms of recruitment and consider new voices in the community.
The City of Sudbury and its public library are updating their poet laureate program. The program was established in 2010 with Roger Nash as the first poet laureate, alternating between French and English poets. A review committee will be formed to examine the program's terms and consider expanding its role. The current poet laureate, Alex Tétreault, has had his term extended for a year while the review takes place. The review will look at the definition of a poet laureate and consider new voices in the community. The city and library expect to complete the review this fall.
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