Poet Rajnii Eddins returns to the Milton Artists Guild for presentation

Poet Rajnii Eddins of Burlington returns to the Milton Artists Guild Gallery on March 16th at 3pm for presentation and discussion around his new book: Free Writes and Other Uncommon Routes to Black Boy Joy. The gallery is located at 199 US-7 in Milton and the Vt Humanities-sponsored event is free. Rajnii was at the gallery last May as an extension of the town’s Inclusion Festival.

Originally from Seattle Washington, Spoken Word Poet/Emcee and Teaching Artist Rajnii Eddins has been engaging diverse community audiences for over 30 years. He was the youngest member of the Afrikan American Writers Alliance at age 11 and has been actively sharing with youth and community in Vermont since 2010. Rajnii’s diverse talents and passions allow him to offer a wide variety of powerful experiences that foster connection, learning, and mutual growth. He thrives at creating spaces that are educational, explorative, and celebratory, whether in a classroom, a conference hall, a community center, or online.

The Milton Artists Guild Art Center and Gallery, featuring the work of 170 artists, is located at 199 US-7 in Milton and open seven days a week Monday-Saturday 10-6 and Sunday 11-3. For more information, call (802) 891-2014, email [email protected], or visit www.miltonartistsguild.org.