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Poetry Word of Mouth
News:
Because Baki, broke his arm and cannot be at the Café to cook or to do renovations, the weekly poetry open mic at the Café has to stop for a few weeks (at least through the end of August) before the Café is in full running order again. This means that the upcoming features from August are either on hold or being moved to the remaining open dates for features at the Café, and... All I can do is wait for Baki at the Café to call me to let me know when the Café is in working order again so we can resume the weekly poetry open mic.
Although there will be no weekly live readings, weekly podcasts from past shows will still be uploaded to the Café’s weekly podcast, so everyone can still get weekly podcasts from the Café.
<sigh>
I’ll remove the Café listing up to Sept...
BAKI...Heal, Amigo!
Janet, keep us informed...
POETRYWORDOFMOUTH:
(Please Forward to Your Poetry Posse!)
NOTE... NEW OR UPDATED ITEMS ARE HEADLINED AS SUCH
Thanks to Buddah, POETRYWORDOFMOUTH is posted online every day by noon: http://www.waiting4thebus.com/
Friday, Aug 27
7:30PM
Gorilla Tango
1919 N Milwaukee Avenue
south of Armitage and Western.
REPUBLIC COUNTY
Chicago poet Bob Rashkow is in the cast!
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7:30pm - 10:30pm
4520 N. Monticello Avenue
What time is it? It's Real Talk Time!
That's right! If you missed last month, make it up to yourself and join us for our next installment on Friday, August 27, 2010, 7:30p (Doors @7p) at the Real Talk House (4520 N. Monticello Avenue). We've got an amazing night planned for you. Check it out:
Poet Jamaal Vs. May from Detroit and Comedian Brendan McGowan from Chicago
Amazing right? Some info about them:
Jamaal Vs. May is a poet, editor, producer and recording artist from Detroit, MI. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in Indiana Review, Atlanta Review, Verse Daily and The Collagist among other magazines and anthologies. He has received a Bread Loaf Work Study Scholarship, a Pushcart nomination, an International Publication Prize from Atlanta Review and a Cave Canem Fellowship. May is a two time Midwest Regional Poetry Slam Champion and two-time Individual World Slam finalist. He is an MFA candidate at Warren Wilson College and teaches poetry in public schools through the Inside Out Literary Arts Project. His first chapbook “The God Engine” was published by Pudding House Press in 2009. Production and engineering credits include The Last Poets, Dead Prez and The Four Tops. http://www.versiz.com/
Brendan
McGowan is a stand-up comedian with a focus on storytelling and social
satire. Born and raised on the north side of Chicago, he has performed
at all the premier independent showcases in Chicago, as well as in
comedy clubs throughout the Midwest. Brendan recently ranked among the
Top 10 best comedians in Chicago by Comedy.com. http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Other great things about the show:
As always, we are an 18+ performance space.
There will be an Open Mic, but the list fills fast! Get there early to grab a spot.
Requested donation at the door.
Rumors of a cash bar with wine, PBR, water and soda for sale.
Join our FB group http://www.facebook.com/#!/
Invite your friends, tell everyone you know. You complete me.
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NEW
9:00pm - 12:00am
Cal's Liquors
400 South Wells
Created By Sid Yiddish
It's a punk show! With real punk rock bands! And a punktured & peculair poet/performance artist smack dab in the middle of all the musical mayhem & chaos! Yep. I'll be there, giving away the store and maybe mosh with the best of them! Also on the bill: Spanyurd, Lasers And Fast And Shit & 97-Shiki. $5 Cover. Come early, stay late. Think responsibly; that's the most Sid could ask for!
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10:30 & 11:30
Quencher's Saloon
2401 N. Western Av
Hey ho, just so you know, the Daytonics are playing at Quencher's Saloon, August 27. You should block this out on your calendar RIGHT NOW (I'll wait) and make sure you've got the evening free.
This is the one you should come to, and bring all of your friends to. For real.
This show is to benefit for our great friend and 'whip'-boardist, the magnificent and immensely soulful Jonny Drexler.
This show is (probably) our last show of the year.
This weekend is one of the last weekends of summer 2010.
And the Daytonics will be smokin', I guarantee.
We'll be playing at 10:30 and 11:30, so line up your babysitters early and tell em you'll be home late.
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June 1 at 8:00am - October 1 at 5:00pm
A POETRY CONTEST OPEN TO ALL DISTINCTIVE VOICES
One winning poem will receive $300 and publication in the next issue. Two runners-up will receive $50. The poems selected also will be posted on our web site. Send up to 5 unpublished poems (no more than 5 pages total).
*****NOW ACCEPTING ELECTRONIC SUBMISSIONS******
GUIDELINES:
Submissions must include a cover letter listing your name, address,
email address and/or telephone number as well as titles of the poems. No identifying information should appear on the poems.
Manuscripts will not be returned. Include a SASE for notification of results.
Enclose a $10 entry fee (make checks payable to RHINO).
Label your contest submission: “Founders’ Contest.” Submissions must be postmarked between June 1 - October 1.
All contest submissions will also be considered for regular publication in the 2011 edition of RHINO.
Mail submission to:
RHINO Poetry
P.O. Box 591
Evanston, IL 60204
To submit electronically, consult: www.rhinopoetry.org
Saturday, Aug 28
5:30PM
Gorilla Tango
1919 N Milwaukee Avenue
south of Armitage and Western.
REPUBLIC COUNTY
Chicago poet Bob Rashkow is in the cast!
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UPDATED
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Cafe Mestizo
1738 W. 18th street
Come to the first Café Mestizo poetry reading on Saturday, August 28 featuring
Ixtaccihuatl
Lynn Fitzgerald
Susan Hernandez
Donna Pecore
hosted by Vittorio Carli
email carlivit@gmail.com if you want to be a feature
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10:30 PM
Greenhouse Theatre Center
2257 N Lincoln
Chicago Il
773-404-7336
(discount parking at Childrens Memorial Hospital)
BEAST WOMEN SUMMER SERIES IS HERE - OPENING NIGHT july 10th
FIERCE FUNNY FEMALE
SIZZLING CABARET
Celebrating freedom, sexuality, life oddities and primal strength found in all women
Your Beasties Are:
Ali Clayhton – Standup Comedienne
Diva Kai – Guitar Songstress
Marianne Schaefer & Jasmine – Erotic Poetry/Burlesque
Barrett All – Fan Dancer
Jillian Erickson – Performance Artist
Kristina Cottone – Folk Blues Guitar Singer
Janet Kane - Standup Comedienne
Special Guest Performance – Nikki Patin- Performance Poet/Songstress
OUR LINE-UP CHANGES EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. CHECK HERE FOR WEEKLY BEASTIE LINE-UP
or
GO TO WWW.BEASTWOMENPRODUCTIONS.COM
Monday, Aug 30
7:30pm - 10:00pm
Cafe Ballou
939 N Western Ave.
Waiting 4 the Bus
The Extra Monday Show
presenting Charlie Newman's "Stuff"
special guests
Tom Roby
Jenene Ravesloot
Bob Rashkow
Kristin LaTour
Matt Barton
Buddha 309
Wayne Allan Jones
and many more!!!!!
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Judith Wiker wants you to know...
Hi Charlie,
I wanted to let you know I have started a poetry project called -POEMS IN THE S T R E A M..Poetry and prose splashing across cyberspace! A project for the spirit and mind. I hope you enjoy this project now and in the future! Check my page periodically or YouTube for updates, and please feel free to share this with your FB friends!
See you at Molly's!
Thanks for you time,
Judith
CONVERSATION by Judith Wiker © 2009
A poem from the book "Children of Fire" by Judith Wiker http://www.amazon.com/
Wednesday, Sep 1
8:00pm - 11:00pm
Black Rock Bar
3614 N. Damen Ave.
curated by Luis Humberto Valadez
Show description:
Tonight at Rec Room we draw a parallel between the process of writing through traumatic history/herstory and the form of psychotherapy know as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reproduction (EMDR). According to the theory posed by Francine Shapiro Ph.D, when a traumatic or distressing experience occurs it may overwhelm usual ways of coping and the memory of the event is inadequately processed. This memory is stored in an isolated memory network that, when accessed, may cause the individual to experience once more aspects of the original (traumatic) event. Many of us have seen our writing as a method of grounding ourselves firmly enough that we may gaze upon the treachery of past traumas with insight and, daresay, some form of resolution; of equal import, we find ourselves scrutinizing these events without the severe reaction(s) that proliferate without the foundation the practice of our discipline provides. In much the same way EMDR forges associations between our distressing memories and semantic memory indices thought to be independent of context and personal relevance, the writers featured this evening forge an association between history/herstory, ink and page, writer/reader and reader/listener that, beyond resolution, also promotes, at the very least, a modicum of detachment from these traumas.
With performances by:
Adrienne Dodt
LeAnne Ray
Jamie Kazay
Erin Hellweg
Jason McDaniel
Anndell Quintero
Miki Howald
Allison Gruber
Erin Teegarden
Carlos Cumpian
David Trinidad
Friday, Sep 3
7:30pm - 9:30pm
St.Paul's Cultural Center
2215 W North Avenue
The Poetry Pentathlon 2010
"Do you have what it takes to be a champion?"
poets go head to head in a judged reading of five events.
events:
Villanelle
Rant
Rewrite a very bad poem (provided)
a poetry prompt (provided)
a poem for multiple voices (minimum 2-teammates are allowed for this event)
This is a live event in Chicago
all interested parties should e-mail waiting4bus@gmail.com
registration deadline is July 31st
Materials will be provided by Aug 10th
All poems for competition should be submitted to judges before the event begins.
The real prize is poetic pride, but we will give you something to hang on your wall.
Tuesday, Sep 7
8:00-10:00 - open mic & feature
The Cafe
5115 N. Lincoln
Feature...Rochelle Holt
8 Come to the Café open mic & regular feature show 50 Tuesdays/year. (We take the 1st Tuesday in Jan and the last Tuesday in Dec off.)
Info about the Cafe poetry & performance art open mic, and the 2010 schedule (and even the menu at the Cafe!) is always on line at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
For the full year of features, check out the 2010 schedule at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
$2 cover (plus a donation for the feature)
Host Janet Kuypers can always be reached at thecafe@scars.tv.
Friday, Sep 10
7:00
Myopic Bookstore
1564 N. Milwaukee Avenue, 2nd Floor
Catherine Wagner & Dana Ward
Contact curator Larry Sawyer for booking information and requests.
E-mail: larrysawyerpoet@yahoo.com
http://www.facebook.com/l/
Myopic Books — 18 years of innovative poetry in Chicago
THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF THE MYOPIC POETRY SERIES
Saturday, Sep 11
6:30pm - 8:30pm
StoryStudio Chicago
4043 N. Ravenswood, #222
Featuring: Mary Hamilton (of course)
Plus: a rare appearance by Geoffrey Forsyth, author of In the Land of the Free and winner of the Second Annual Rose Metal Press Short Short Chapbook Contest
Cupcakes probable. Wine definite. Literary awesomeness guaranteed. See you there.
Doors: 6:30
Readings: 7:00
Q&A, Signings, Stuff: After
http://www.storystudiochicago.
Written by Mary Hamilton and selected by contest judge Dinty W. Moore, WE KNOW WHAT WE ARE is a collection of 13 flash fictions in which worlds are made, torn apart, drowned. The stories go small: a girl ties a ribbon on a present. The stories go big: a war is raged against the evening sky. The characters in these short short fictions find themselves in less-than-desirable circumstances. They know their plights. They acknowledge their situations. They give in. They overcome. They daydream a world where everything will be all right.
“The concise stories in this dynamic collection are bursting with moments of stark urgency and unexpected humor, with imagery that moves seamlessly from the bizarre to the oddly familiar, and situations that shift from the ludicrous to the undeniably sad,” writes Moore in his introduction to the book.
WE
KNOW WHAT WE ARE features two-color letterpressed covers, printed by
hand on a Vandercook press at The Museum of Printing in North Andover,
Massachusetts. The chapbook has been produced in a limited run of just
300 copies, so be sure to get yours now! here: http://www.rosemetalpress.com/
Tuesday, Sep 14
8:00-10:00 - open mic & feature
The Cafe
5115 N. Lincoln
Feature...Deborah Rosen
8 Come to the Café open mic & regular feature show 50 Tuesdays/year. (We take the 1st Tuesday in Jan and the last Tuesday in Dec off.)
Info about the Cafe poetry & performance art open mic, and the 2010 schedule (and even the menu at the Cafe!) is always on line at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
For the full year of features, check out the 2010 schedule at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
$2 cover (plus a donation for the feature)
Host Janet Kuypers can always be reached at thecafe@scars.tv.
Friday, Sep 17
8:00pm - 10:00pm
The Horseshoe
4115 N. Lincoln Avenue
Inspired by round-robin nights held regularly in Nashville, Los Angeles and New York, Chicago-based singer-songwriter Larry O. Dean started Folk You! in December 2001. Weary of standard acoustic showcases, Dean wanted something more intimate and at the same time, more varied.
Held the third Friday of every month, Folk You! presents a quartet of performers taking the stage simultaneously with naught but their guitars and songs. Interaction is encouraged but there is no script; performers may play and let the songs speak for themselves, or talk about how they came to write them. Backing is also provided on occasion by violist, Derek Walvoord.
Who performs at Folk You!? Larry hosts and plays, joined by three others. The one throughline is the night must comprise songs that can be played nakedly and stand up alone. Obviously performers well-versed in folk-type solo acoustic situations are welcome, but Dean also encourages songwriters who tend to front electric combos to step out from their role as one of the band and let the songs be heard as they were written.
This month's guests: THE BENDERS, RACHEL DREW & SCOTT NIEKELSKI
Saturday, Sep 18
7:00
Myopic Bookstore
1564 N. Milwaukee Avenue, 2nd Floor
Adam Golaski & Jennifer Karmin
THE MYOPIC POETRY SERIES — a weekly series of readings and occasional poets' talks
Contact curator Larry Sawyer for booking information and requests.
E-mail: larrysawyerpoet@yahoo.com
http://www.facebook.com/l/
Myopic Books — 18 years of innovative poetry in Chicago
THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF THE MYOPIC POETRY SERIES
Tuesday, Sep 21
8:00-10:00 - open mic & feature
The Cafe
5115 N. Lincoln
Feature... Jackie Wolk
8 Come to the Café open mic & regular feature show 50 Tuesdays/year. (We take the 1st Tuesday in Jan and the last Tuesday in Dec off.)
Info about the Cafe poetry & performance art open mic, and the 2010 schedule (and even the menu at the Cafe!) is always on line at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
For the full year of features, check out the 2010 schedule at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
$2 cover (plus a donation for the feature)
Host Janet Kuypers can always be reached at thecafe@scars.tv.
Tuesday, Sep 28
8:00-10:00 - open mic & feature
The Cafe
5115 N. Lincoln
Feature... Donna Pecore
8 Come to the Café open mic & regular feature show 50 Tuesdays/year. (We take the 1st Tuesday in Jan and the last Tuesday in Dec off.)
Info about the Cafe poetry & performance art open mic, and the 2010 schedule (and even the menu at the Cafe!) is always on line at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
For the full year of features, check out the 2010 schedule at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
$2 cover (plus a donation for the feature)
Host Janet Kuypers can always be reached at thecafe@scars.tv.
Friday, Oct 1
7:30 - 9:30 PM
St Paul's Cultural Center
Acme Art Works
2215 W North Ave
The Omniphonic Challenge
a battle of the poetry bands
if you mix poetry and music together you qualify to compete in the battle of the Poetry Bands called the Omniphonic Challenge.
The Audience decides the winner
This competition in an excuse to explore the art form of nailing poetry and music together.
All interested competitors should contact waiting4bus@gmail.com
registration deadline is Aug 31st
The prize is artistic pride, but there may be something for your mantle or trophy case.
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June 1 at 8:00am - October 1 at 5:00pm
A POETRY CONTEST OPEN TO ALL DISTINCTIVE VOICES
One winning poem will receive $300 and publication in the next issue. Two runners-up will receive $50. The poems selected also will be posted on our web site. Send up to 5 unpublished poems (no more than 5 pages total).
*****NOW ACCEPTING ELECTRONIC SUBMISSIONS******
GUIDELINES:
Submissions must include a cover letter listing your name, address,
email address and/or telephone number as well as titles of the poems. No identifying information should appear on the poems.
Manuscripts will not be returned. Include a SASE for notification of results.
Enclose a $10 entry fee (make checks payable to RHINO).
Label your contest submission: “Founders’ Contest.” Submissions must be postmarked between June 1 - October 1.
All contest submissions will also be considered for regular publication in the 2011 edition of RHINO.
Mail submission to:
RHINO Poetry
P.O. Box 591
Evanston, IL 60204
To submit electronically, consult: www.rhinopoetry.org
Saturday, Oct 2
7:00
Myopic Bookstore
1564 N. Milwaukee Avenue, 2nd Floor
Chicago Calling with Dan Godston (guests to be announced)
THE MYOPIC POETRY SERIES — a weekly series of readings and occasional poets' talks
Contact curator Larry Sawyer for booking information and requests.
E-mail: larrysawyerpoet@yahoo.com
http://www.facebook.com/l/
Myopic Books — 18 years of innovative poetry in Chicago
THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF THE MYOPIC POETRY SERIES
Tuesday, Oct 5
8:00-10:00 - open mic & feature
The Cafe
5115 N. Lincoln
Feature... Pamela Miller
8 Come to the Café open mic & regular feature show 50 Tuesdays/year. (We take the 1st Tuesday in Jan and the last Tuesday in Dec off.)
Info about the Cafe poetry & performance art open mic, and the 2010 schedule (and even the menu at the Cafe!) is always on line at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
For the full year of features, check out the 2010 schedule at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
$2 cover (plus a donation for the feature)
Host Janet Kuypers can always be reached at thecafe@scars.tv.
Thursday, Oct 7
[Just in case you’re going to be in NYC]
10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Alzheimer's Poetry Project
Updates and information on using poetry to reach people living with dementia.
Our goal is to facilitate the creativity of people living with Alzheimer's disease and related dementia. We strive to advocate for cultural change in the healthcare industry and for the daily inclusion of arts in assisted living and adult day care. Further, we do not set boundaries in our beliefs in what possible for people with memory impairment to create.
Open: All content is public.
Brooklyn, NY
Recent News
Alzheimer’s Poetry Day will take place on Wednesday, October 7th from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Bowery Poetry Club, 308 Bowery (between Houston and Bleecker). Admission to the event is free.
Artists for Alzheimer’s (ARTZ®) and the Alzheimer’s Poetry Project (APP) will co-host the 4th Annual Alzheimer’s Poetry Day at the Bowery Poetry Club. People with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia from all around New York City are invited to attend this one-of-a-kind celebration of the spoken word. Participants will be treated to recitations of classic, familiar poems, share poems that they enjoy, and create a poem as a group.
Tuesday, Oct 12
8:00-10:00 - open mic & feature
The Cafe
5115 N. Lincoln
Feature... Dina Stuart
8 Come to the Café open mic & regular feature show 50 Tuesdays/year. (We take the 1st Tuesday in Jan and the last Tuesday in Dec off.)
Info about the Cafe poetry & performance art open mic, and the 2010 schedule (and even the menu at the Cafe!) is always on line at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
For the full year of features, check out the 2010 schedule at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
$2 cover (plus a donation for the feature)
Host Janet Kuypers can always be reached at thecafe@scars.tv.
Saturday, Oct 16
7:00
Myopic Bookstore
1564 N. Milwaukee Avenue, 2nd Floor
Mark Wallace
THE MYOPIC POETRY SERIES — a weekly series of readings and occasional poets' talks
Contact curator Larry Sawyer for booking information and requests.
E-mail: larrysawyerpoet@yahoo.com
http://www.facebook.com/l/
Myopic Books — 18 years of innovative poetry in Chicago
THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF THE MYOPIC POETRY SERIES
Tuesday, Oct 19
8:00-10:00 - open mic & feature
The Cafe
5115 N. Lincoln
Feature... Ned Haggard
8 Come to the Café open mic & regular feature show 50 Tuesdays/year. (We take the 1st Tuesday in Jan and the last Tuesday in Dec off.)
Info about the Cafe poetry & performance art open mic, and the 2010 schedule (and even the menu at the Cafe!) is always on line at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
For the full year of features, check out the 2010 schedule at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
$2 cover (plus a donation for the feature)
Host Janet Kuypers can always be reached at thecafe@scars.tv.
Tuesday, Oct 26
8:00-10:00 - open mic & feature
The Cafe
5115 N. Lincoln
Feature... Chris Gallinari
8 Come to the Café open mic & regular feature show 50 Tuesdays/year. (We take the 1st Tuesday in Jan and the last Tuesday in Dec off.)
Info about the Cafe poetry & performance art open mic, and the 2010 schedule (and even the menu at the Cafe!) is always on line at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
For the full year of features, check out the 2010 schedule at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
$2 cover (plus a donation for the feature)
Host Janet Kuypers can always be reached at thecafe@scars.tv.
Saturday, Oct 30
7:00
Myopic Bookstore
1564 N. Milwaukee Avenue, 2nd Floor
Carol Novack
THE MYOPIC POETRY SERIES — a weekly series of readings and occasional poets' talks
Contact curator Larry Sawyer for booking information and requests.
E-mail: larrysawyerpoet@yahoo.com
http://www.facebook.com/l/
Myopic Books — 18 years of innovative poetry in Chicago
THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF THE MYOPIC POETRY SERIES
Tuesday, Nov 2D
8:00-10:00 - open mic & feature
The Cafe
5115 N. Lincoln
Feature... Jenene Ravesloot / Tom Roby / Charlie Newman
8 Come to the Café open mic & regular feature show 50 Tuesdays/year. (We take the 1st Tuesday in Jan and the last Tuesday in Dec off.)
Info about the Cafe poetry & performance art open mic, and the 2010 schedule (and even the menu at the Cafe!) is always on line at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
For the full year of features, check out the 2010 schedule at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
$2 cover (plus a donation for the feature)
Host Janet Kuypers can always be reached at thecafe@scars.tv.
Tuesday, Nov 9
8:00-10:00 - open mic & feature
The Cafe
5115 N. Lincoln
Feature... Robin Fine
8 Come to the Café open mic & regular feature show 50 Tuesdays/year. (We take the 1st Tuesday in Jan and the last Tuesday in Dec off.)
Info about the Cafe poetry & performance art open mic, and the 2010 schedule (and even the menu at the Cafe!) is always on line at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
For the full year of features, check out the 2010 schedule at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
$2 cover (plus a donation for the feature)
Host Janet Kuypers can always be reached at thecafe@scars.tv.
Tuesday, Nov 16
8:00-10:00 - open mic & feature
The Cafe
5115 N. Lincoln
Feature... John Amen
8 Come to the Café open mic & regular feature show 50 Tuesdays/year. (We take the 1st Tuesday in Jan and the last Tuesday in Dec off.)
Info about the Cafe poetry & performance art open mic, and the 2010 schedule (and even the menu at the Cafe!) is always on line at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
For the full year of features, check out the 2010 schedule at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
$2 cover (plus a donation for the feature)
Host Janet Kuypers can always be reached at thecafe@scars.tv.
Tuesday, Nov 23D
8:00-10:00 - open mic & feature
The Cafe
5115 N. Lincoln
Feature... Molly Kat and Justin Vinokur
8 Come to the Café open mic & regular feature show 50 Tuesdays/year. (We take the 1st Tuesday in Jan and the last Tuesday in Dec off.)
Info about the Cafe poetry & performance art open mic, and the 2010 schedule (and even the menu at the Cafe!) is always on line at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
For the full year of features, check out the 2010 schedule at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
$2 cover (plus a donation for the feature)
Host Janet Kuypers can always be reached at thecafe@scars.tv.
Tuesday, Nov 30
UPDATED
8:00-10:00 - open mic & feature
The Cafe
5115 N. Lincoln
Feature... Bob Rashkow
8 Come to the Café open mic & regular feature show 50 Tuesdays/year. (We take the 1st Tuesday in Jan and the last Tuesday in Dec off.)
Info about the Cafe poetry & performance art open mic, and the 2010 schedule (and even the menu at the Cafe!) is always on line at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
For the full year of features, check out the 2010 schedule at
http://www.chaoticarts.org/
$2 cover (plus a donation for the feature)
Host Janet Kuypers can always be reached at thecafe@scars.tv.
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C
The next Poetry Bomb is April 10, 2011
The Poetry Bomb is a random Act of poetry. It takes place wherever you see fit. All we specify is a date and time. If you wish to be involved in more organized actions of Poetry Bombing or if you just wish to notify us of your participation, willingness, to help us out, contact us at poetrybomb@gmail.com
