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Tuesday Night Open Mic hosted by Charity Blackwell

Location 14th & V 2021 14th St NW, Washington, District of Columbia, 20009
Date Sunday, April 14, 2024 at 8:00pm - 9:00pm
Duration   1 hours
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Busboys and Poets host a lively and diverse open mic night every Tuesday from 8-10 pm at their 14th & V location in Washington D.C. Hosted by the talented poet and activist Charity Blackwell, this event offers a vibrant atmosphere where audiences can expect an eclectic mix of professional spoken word artists, novice open mic performers, musicians, and more. For just a $5 cover charge, attendees are treated to two hours of powerful voices and unexpected talents, all curated by a different host each week to keep things fresh. This open mic provides a welcoming space for creative expression and celebration of the spoken word. Whether you're a seasoned poet or simply appreciate the art form, you'll find an engaged crowd ready to be moved and inspired. The intimate venue ensures a packed house and palpable energy, making each performance feel intimate and impactful. With an open mind, you're sure to encounter profound insights and raw emotion from the diverse array of voices taking the stage. Charity Blackwell herself is a dynamic force, using her talents to uplift LGBTQ+, African American, and other marginalized communities through advocacy and art. As Director of Poetry Events and a queer woman of color, she curates an open mic that champions social justice, youth empowerment, and human rights alongside brilliant literary talents. Don't miss this weekly celebration of poetry's power to move hearts and minds.

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