A great way to acquaint yourself with Joyce’s ‘world of words’, Bloomsday celebrations are held every year around the world on June 16th — the anniversary of the date on which the events of Ulysses are set. To find out more about this extraordinary holiday, go here.
And so, for the first time since the covid pandemic, Bloomsday in Santa Fe is back – readings, music and short films from and inspired by Joyce’s extraordinary word-art. We’re thrilled to be back at the Jean Cocteau, and to catch what we can of the weekend Railyard traffic, we will be celebrating a day early, June 15th starting at 1:00.
The Cocteau only seats 75-or-so, so be sure to get your tickets early – you can find them by following this link.
See everybody there!
JoyceGeek 
I just got home from Bloomsday in Santa Fe 2017! Thank you for the most entertaining evening I’ve had since being in Dublin!
[…] been celebrating “Bloomsday” for decades. We discuss the novel, its impact, and the upcoming Bloomsday celebration in Santa Fe, with Adam Harvey actor, performer, and James Joyce geek; Grant Franks Tutor at St. John’s […]
Best Bloomsday Celebration I’ve seen. I thought all the Readings & Music were very well done, including Why Read Ulysses. For me the highlight was Adam’s performance from Finnegans Wake which had me Laughing through most of it & in these Depressing trumpian Times to Laugh like that is a Welcome Relief.