The WB Yeats Society of New York, a longstanding institution dedicated to the appreciation of Ireland's most celebrated poet, administers the annual Yeats Poetry Prize. This award recognizes a single poem of exceptional merit, continuing the Society's mission to foster poetic excellence in the spirit of Yeats's own legacy. The prize is open to all poets, with no entry fee, ensuring accessibility and encouraging a broad range of submissions. The award is conferred by a jury of distinguished poets and scholars, whose collective expertise ensures that the winning poem reflects both technical mastery and emotional resonance. While the exact prize amount is not specified, the honor carries significant prestige within the literary community, often serving as a catalyst for further recognition. The Society's commitment to poetry is evident in its ongoing programming, which includes readings, lectures, and publications that celebrate both Yeats's work and contemporary voices. In an era where many contests impose fees, the Yeats Poetry Prize stands out for its commitment to inclusivity. Poets are invited to submit a single unpublished poem, and the winner will be announced in the spring of 2027. The Society seeks poems that demonstrate originality, craftsmanship, and a depth of feeling—qualities that Yeats himself championed. This is not merely a competition but an opportunity to join a lineage of poets who have been honored by the Society over the years.