Poet and writer Ona Gritz lived in Hoboken for over 20 years, raised her son here, and work as a Youth Librarian at the Hoboken Public Library for 12 years. She shares her poem, “One of the Many Reasons I Married You,” about her son and husband...

Poet Aimee Harris is the  Information & Digital Services Manager at the Hoboken Public Library and  runs the writers’ group there. She reads her poem “Tuesday’s Parties,” which she recently  workshopped with the group. Visit ...

Hoboken poet and activist Eliot Katz  takes a walk in Stevens Park  and encounters a cannon he’s never noticed before. In response to this ancient weapon of mass destruction, Eliot reads a brief antiwar poem. Happy National Poetry Mon...

Roxanne Hoffman, poet,  publisher, and longtime resident of Hoboken, NJ, takes you on a walk along Frank Sinatra Drive from Hudson Street by Elysian Park down to Sixth Street past the old shipyards, the skating rink, and Sybil’s cave to th...

In this episode of Hoboken Poetry Walk: Hoboken poet, former travel writer, and  former caseworker for AIDS patients and those at risk, Nancy Bevilaqua shares her memories of sitting on the great lawns of the Stevens Campus and reads a poe...