An intimate evening of Poetry and Smooth Slow Jams
Come down to hear your favourite Slow Jams of all time from the likes of Maxwell, D’angelo, Aaliyah, Brandy & many more
Host: Mr Emotionz
DJ: Imperelle
Doors open at 6.30pm. Show Starts 7.00pm-9.30pm.
Limited Tickets: £10
Limited open mic spots available for poets and singers from 6.30pm(first come, first serve). Open mic entries will be required to perform over classic Bob Marley instrumentals picked by the DJ at random.
Email: poeticunity@outlook.com to get a spot on the open mic.
Poetic Unity is a registered charity which serves to teach young people alternative ways of learning through poetry and provides safe and friendly environments for young people to perform and unite with their peers. To find out more about Poetic Unity visit www.PoeticUnity.org.uk and follow Poetic Unity on Facebook and @poetic_unity on Twitter.
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