NIGHTJAR creates an inclusive space for all by bringing together spoken-word performers and page-based poets writing in narrative, lyric, and experimental forms. Every third Wednesday, C.S. Carrier and Michelle Niemann […]

The abstract textiles and works on paper by Julian Jamaal Jones for his exhibit Take Me Back glean fragments from the songs, poetry, sounds, and his feelings for the Black […]

Featured poet: Natalie Solmer Open mic based on the following prompt: Write a poem or short piece that engages with origin stories. Natalie Solmer is the founder and editor-in-chief of The […]

Jeremy D. Efroymson Gallery February 2-March 17 Program for Feb 2 Hogar Dulce Hogar 7pm Music/Performance by “Mi Hermano y yo” (My Brother & Me) Clockwork Janz & Phillip Janz […]

The Year of the Dragon is coming! Celebrate the lunar new year with traditional dance performances, fireworks, activities like cut paper art, lantern/fan painting, origami & more. Food available for […]

Bank Robberies, Love triangles, and a “Sex Change” Take your Valentine on a date to learn about one of the most compelling and fascinating Queer love stories ever told. Sylvia […]

Join the Damien Center at Tube Factory artspace for Love Is Love on February 16, 5-10pm

Featured poet: Emily Banks NIGHTJAR open mic guidelines: 317 words is the maximum length for open mic contributions. Share new writing in response to the prompt! Prompt for February 21, 2023: […]

Join us for a conversation between multidisciplinary artist Julian Jamaal Jones and assistant curator at Cranbrook Art Museum, Kat Goffnet. The two will discuss his work, exhibit Take Me Back […]