The phrase "a program of readings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a scheduled series of reading events or a curriculum that includes specific texts to be read.
Example: "The university has organized a program of readings that will feature various authors throughout the semester."
Alternatives: "a reading schedule" or "a series of readings".
In "The Zora Salon," at 7 at the Rumsey Playfield, midpark at 70th Street, a program of readings will explore and illuminate Hurston's literary voice.
They have begun a new program to work with youth in Harlem housing projects and have continued a program of readings to support emerging minority playwrights.
During her first year as poet laureate of the United States, Tracy K. Smith launched a program of readings and discussions in rural communities in New Mexico, South Carolina and Kentucky.
Laura Parnes, Kathe Burkhardt, Kim Gordon, Charles Atlas and the team of Lovett/Codagnone are scheduled for solos shows; the poet Eileen Myles is organizing a program of readings; Mr. Marti is a scintillating and auspicious opening act.
"She's smiling on us right now," said the actor Russell Hornsby, who turned out with Ossie Davis, Ruby Dee and other stars to salute Hurston in a program of readings at SummerStage called "Zora's Salon".
And the show makes an effort to get her words moving off the page, with a program of readings and lectures arranged by Alice Quinn, executive director of the Poetry Society of America, that will include a marathon reading of Dickinson's nearly 1,800 poems.
GARDEN CITY -- "Tolerance and Respect: A Program of Dramatic Readings".
Beginning Sept. 15, a program of staged readings with lunch; tickets, $42; information, (212) 36212560.
"Food for Thought," a program of lunchtime readings accompanied by a box lunch, is now in its second year.
The Elliott Bay Book Company, one of the nation's best and largest independent bookstores, is a beloved institution, with a program of author readings and talks.
Also in October, the Theater on the Balustrade initiated "Yorick Presents," a program of monthly readings of new unproduced Czech plays.
