Poetry evening "The Library Named After Me" is a meeting of generations of Ural poetry from the 20th and 21st centuries. In a lively dialogue with texts and music, young poets and artists explore how the poetic language has changed, what themes concern modernity, and why this city remains unchanged in its literary spirit. The poetry evening "The Library Named After Me" is a meeting of different generations of Ural poets, a live exploration of the traditions and transformations of poetic language. Guests of the event will be able to immerse themselves in the world of poems from the 20th and 21st centuries, feel their rhythm, sense the connection between the past and the present, and reflect on the future of Ural poetry. The evening will unite poets from different schools, directions, and styles, as well as those who do not identify with any particular movement. What questions concern modern authors? How has the language of poetry changed? What remains central in literature, despite the passage of time? These themes will be voiced through the texts of Maya Nikulina, Vitaly Kalpidi, Yuri Kazarin, and Boris Ryzhy, whose works have become iconic for the region. A special place in the program will be occupied by the city itself. Yekaterinburg is not only the setting but also a living hero, changing over the years while preserving its atmosphere and secrets. The literary pulse of the city reflects its spirit, creating a bridge between the past and the present. Musical accompaniment, live voices, and artistic interpretation of the texts will make this evening not just a reading of poems, but a true performance that reveals the inner world of the poets. This event is for those who feel the rhythm of words, love thoughtful conversations, and seek inspiration in literature.