ArtHouse Open Mic!
bring your poems, novels, jokes, songs, party tricks ... anything goes!
Y’all it’s last Sunday of the month, so that means OPEN MIC night at InterUrban ArtHouse!! Join me and our wily group of friendly folks to share your creative talents.
You can bring original work, or you can read/share the work of others, you can come just to watch! All ages, all styles of art, no censorship, sober event! Free!
Here’s how it works:
Sign ups from 6-6:30 pm
Open Mic starts at 6:30 pm
I don’t call on folks in the order of the list :D
Don’t worry if you are late! Be late! We’ll be here!
We aim to end by 9 pm.
ArtHouse website
Map to ArtHouse
this week:
Sunday, June 29:
ArtHouse Open Mic, 6-9 pm, free
Saturdays, June 7-July 5:
Recreational Meditation, session 2 at the Plaza Branch of the KC Public Library, free, 10 amAvailable Paintings for sale: limited time only! click through
every week:
Thursdays, 9 am
RECOVERY MEDITATION, at AIMwell Yoga 5506 Troost, free! GUEST HOST!
upcoming:
Friday, July 11:
Care Art Opening at Smalter Gallery, more info TBA
Thursday, July 17:
Journal and Draw: open play session at Corinth Library, 5-7 pm, free
Sunday, July 27:
ArtHouse Open Mic, 6-9 pm, free
Thursday, August 14:
Jazz and Poetry with the Writers Place, more info soon
Sunday, August 31:
ArtHouse Open Mic, 6-9 pm, free
Sunday, September 28:
ArtHouse Open Mic, 6-9 pm, free
Sunday, October 26:
ArtHouse Open Mic, 6-9 pm, free
Saturdays, Nov 15-Dec 13:
Recreational Meditation, session 2 at the Plaza Branch of the KC Public Library, free, 10 am
check out my new website!
this is my dysfunctional blog
oh my youtube channel is full of freakish delights
Books by Nettie for purchase:
at the intersection of hopelessness and salvation: 2025 novella
a shame to point at the moon and see only the finger: 2024 book of persona poems
everything i never told you is all i have to say: 2024 book of epistolary prose poems written from the narrator Bitter Crone
Ozark Love Poems and a Song of Despair: 2023 sonnets and a song. very nice!
Sage: 2017 art book about womanhood, now resides in the Nelson-Atkins local artists collection