The Ipswich Poetry Feast is an initiative of Ipswich City Council, supported by the local community and The Australia Times Poetry magazine.
Since its humble beginnings in 2003 as a national poetry writing competition, the Ipswich Poetry Feast has grown and evolved to become an important part of Ipswich’s cultural identity. The Ipswich Poetry Feast now features an annual international poetry writing competition and other significant literary events aimed at developing, advancing and showcasing poetry and poetry writing skills across all ages.
The competition is open to all poets and the childrens’ poetry section is strongly supported.
More information: www.ipswichpoetryfeast.com.au
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