Alison Hawthorne Deming Tickets

Alison Hawthorne Deming is a renowned poet, essayist, and editor whose work beautifully fuses art and science, ecology, and environment. As Regents Professor Emerita at the University of Arizona and former Director of the UA Poetry Center (1990–2000), she has shaped generations of readers and poets. Her writing explores the intimate connections between living beings and landscapes, offering deep reflections on love, loss, and the natural world.

Her 2025 publications, Blue Flax & Yellow Mustard Flower (Red Hen Press) and The Gift of Animals: Poems of Love, Loss, & Connection (Storey Press), continue her tradition of precise language, lyrical attention to detail, and a generous sense of wonder. Whether in a classroom, at a reading, or through her essays, Deming invites us to see the world with curiosity and care.

Below you'll find highlights from her career, notable works, and a calendar of upcoming appearances—including live poetry readings, literary symposiums, and online events. We’ve got you covered with accessible event details, dates, venues, and how to secure your seats.

Upcoming engagements are listed as standalone events with date-specific details. For reservations, you can expect straightforward, no-fuss ticketing. If you’re in Tucson, Burlington, or joining online audiences, we’ll guide you to reliable ticket options and provide context on the venues and programs. Follow Alison Deming on social media for updates and additional reads:

For more insights into her work and ongoing projects, check local university events, literary centers, and regional poetry listings. We’ve curated a reliable listing to help you secure your seats for each date and place any questions about accessibility or accommodations with the venue.