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Release Party for Tea Party 18: The FREE Issue
Meet other Tea Party friends for a night of art, poetry and music. Enjoy good good, great tea and enter the raffle. (Cash bar available.)
Featuring Tru Bloo of NaR and guest poets!
$10 donation includes raffle prize ticket (no Tea Party fan turned away for lack of funds).
Many thanks to The City of Oakland Cultural Arts & Marketing Division and the Zellerbach Family Foundation for their support.
Party with us at La Peña Cultural Center in Berkeley
Our Magazine
Tea Party magazine is an arts and culture magazine based in Oakland, California. We are a progressive and multi-ethnic publication where diversity is just assumed. We publish work by writers, artists, intellectuals and activists from diverse cultures, communities and fields of study. Currently we are distributed in independent bookstores both nationally and in Canada.
Issue 19 Submissions
COMING SOON
Look for the Call for Submissions in the new issue of Tea Party 18.
Email works to
More information and Submission Guidelines
2008 Tea Party Poetry Prize Results
Poetry Contest Winner: Danna Ephland
Danna Ephland was born in Buffalo, N.Y., danced in Toronto, studied & danced more in Berkeley, and fell madly in love with poetry in Chicago. She now lives in Kalamazoo, Michigan where she works at a retreat center and teaches community workshops.
Her work has appeared in Indiana Review, Letterhead, Rhino, Permafrost and others. She is included in an anthology of collaborative poems, Saints of Hysteria by Soft Skull Press. Her chapbook Needle Makes Tracks is due out Spring 2009.
