USF presents: WordNight at The Booksmith

Wed, Apr 30 • 7:00 PM

The Booksmith

About this event

Join us on April 30, 2025 for USF's WordNight at The Booksmith. This exciting event is set to take place in the charming atmosphere of The Booksmith located on Haight Street in San Francisco. Engage in an evening filled with creative literary expression, where participants will share their work and enjoy the vibrant community of local writers. Everyone is welcome to come and support the arts!

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