The Lowdown On A Poetry Throwdown At Walnut Street Publishing

By Ray Bassett

Published April 17, 2024 at 9:00 PM EDT

At ClearStory Arts on Holtzclaw Ave. here in Chattanooga, nestled with fellow creatives, you’ll find Walnut Street Publishing.

The independent book publisher plans to move into its own location later this year.

On Saturday, it hosts Poetry Throwdown Night at Redbud - 2314 E. 13th St. - starting at 5 PM.

Aaron Quinn is head publisher at Walnut Street Publishing.

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