About Brandon Loberg
Posts by Brandon Loberg:
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Read more...The Beat Museum Presents: ruth weiss
ruth weiss, "Goddess of the Beat Generation" live with jazz at Monroe - June 15th
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Read more...Maggie’s Riff at FaultLine Theater
"...hopeful and laughing, mournful and wary as the wash of Big Sur beckons."
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Read more...Celebrating the Beats at Top of the Mark, 2016
Every Tuesday this April, our poetry and jazz series returns to the Top of the Mark.
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Read more...Jack Kerouac Birthday Events on 3 Different Coasts!
On March 12th, Jack Kerouac would have been 94 years old. Here are three ways on three different coasts to celebrate his life and work.
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Read more...Future Uncertain for Lowell’s Grotto and Stations of the Cross
In Lowell, Massachusetts, Jack Kerouac’s hometown, there is some uncertainty about the future of two important landmarks: The Grotto, and the Stations of the Cross, both of which feature prominently in Doctor Sax, and reside on the grounds of the Franco-American School (known as the Franco American Orphanage in Jack’s time) which, it has been […]
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Read more...Bob Dylan Treasures, Including Lyric Notebooks
A treasure trove of 6,000 Bob Dylan pieces has been acquired by the George Kaiser Foundation in Tulsa.
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Read more...The Making of Sgt. Pepper’s Cover
If you're a Beatles fan, you'll love the numerous alternate covers that were considered for Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band
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Read more...66th Anniversary of ‘The Town and the City’
On March 2nd, 1950, Jack Kerouac's first novel was published.
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Read more...And now…our new speaker series!
An ambitious speaker series featuring luminaries, poets, writers, musicians, artists, and more...
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Read more...Photos from ‘The Crow and I’
Ria Burman from Out of the Booth captured some excellent photos of poets Bill Gainer, SB Stokes, Cassandra Dallett, William Taylor Jr., Paul Corman-Roberts, and Neeli Cherkovski reading in support of Neeli’s new book The Crow and I on January 22nd, 2016.
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Read more...Van Morrison visits the Beat Museum
Van Morrison stops by the Beat Museum.