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Bloomsday 2011 Is Busting Out All Over

In Uncategorized on 16 April 2011 by 11ysses

 

JUST TWO MONTHS to go before the world recelebrates James Joyce’s Ulysses on Bloomsday 2011. Some of the festivities have already been announced in such enlightened locales as Syracuse, Boston, Santa Maria (Brazil), New York City, and Philadelphia.  Travel these links to details on what these cities have to offer:

Bloomsday-in-April 2011, Boston

The Syracuse (N.Y.) James Joyce Club 

Bloomsday Santa Maria-RS Brazil

Rosenbach Museum & Library, Philadelphia 

30th Annual Bloomsday on Broadway, New York

If you are not fortunate enough to live in and/or close to one of these in-the-flesh celebrations, consider celebrating with us on Twitter @11ysses for an all-day “tweading” of the great novel on June 16 and into the wee hours of June 17.

2 Responses to “Bloomsday 2011 Is Busting Out All Over”

  1. Visit the Peterborough Town Library New Hampshire during the month of June for the Exhibition “The Works of James Joyce” from a private collection.

    The Shannon Colleens will be performing “The Songs of Joyce” at Del Rossi Restaurant in Dublin, New Hampshire (check website for dates)

    More to come

  2. Staten Island OutLOUD has hosted an annual Bloomsday celebration for nearly ten years. Thursday, June 16 at 7:30pm, we’ll gather at ETG Book Cafe, 208 Bay Street, Staten Island NY 10301 (just 3 blocks from the Ferry).
    Free and open to the public.
    We offer Joycean hospitality, Ulysses, burgundy and gorgonzola.
    Find us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/StatenIslandOutLOUD
    Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/SIOutLOUD
    Visit our website: http://www.statenislandoutloud.org
    (BTW: We love Isaiah Sheffer, and we love Bloomsday on Broadway. Hats off to their 30th anniversary! But on many Bloomsdays past, it was nearing 2am or later as we left UWS, with the lovely Ms. Flannagan’s dulcet reading lingering on our minds ears. That’s a long way home in the predawn hours, to the Ferry and beyond. Sure, we could have lingered in some cabmen’s shelter, but we decided to offer a Bloomsday gathering on our fair isle. If you’re in our neck of the woods, join us.)

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