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Rhyme and Lime Celebrates National Poetry Month at Bajo El Sol Gallery

Rhyme & Lime STJ and The Gri Gri Project present a special edition of Rhyme & Lime Poetry Night on Saturday, April 26 at Bajo El Sol Gallery in Mongoose Junction.

Raven Philips

Kicking off at 7 p.m., this lively community event will celebrate National Poetry Month with powerful spoken word performances, and soulful live music from the house band From Broheem With Love.

National Poetry Month, founded in 1996 by the Academy of American Poets, is the largest literary celebration in the world. The initiative encourages people of all ages to embrace poetry—at home, in schools, in libraries, and in public spaces. Join the global conversation online with the hashtag #NationalPoetryMonth and explore free resources all April long via the Academy’s social platforms.

For this edition of Rhyme and Lime, works inspired by celebrations, resistance, and in honor of poets are encouraged. For more information, please email the host Raven Phillips at ravenphillipslove@gmail.com, or call Bajo el Sol Gallery at 340-693-7070.

Poet David Knight Jr.

About Bajo El Sol Gallery

For over three decades Bajo El Sol has been a cultural cornerstone in the Virgin Islands—championing visual art, literature, music, and performance. Since its launch in 2019, the Rhyme & Lime series has provided a performance space for emerging and established poets from across the Virgin Islands and beyond.

Bajo El Sol Gallery is also home of the Gri Gri Project.  The Gri Gri Project is dedicated to curating exhibitions, publishing critical writing, and organizing cultural events that preserve and uplift the stories, heritage, and voices of the U.S. Virgin Islands and the wider Caribbean.



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