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Empty Bowl CPF7 Panel by Greg Bem

CPF7 Empty Bowl Panel Video

December 3, 2023
by Veronica Martinez

Watch the CPF7 Empty Bowl Press Panel!

On Saturday, October 7, 2023, we opened our second day of the 7th Cascadia Poetry Festival with an invocation by Jason Wirth. This was followed by panel on Empty Bowl Press. The panel featured poet and Empty Bowl editor Holly Hughes, poet and translator Andrew Schelling, founding editor of Empty Bowl Michael Daley and poet Tim McNulty. David Griggs was the moderator, with Cate Gable as the emcee. The full video of the invocation and panel is available below. Thank you to Greg Bem for taking the video and photos of this event!

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