Join us on Zoom for our monthly virtual Open Mic. Hosted by poet Nia McAllister, participate in an evening of spoken word, featuring amazing local, national, and international poets. All are welcome to either perform or just watch.
Featured Poet:
Nnenna Loveth (they/them) is a queer Igbo poet, dancer, and facilitator who descends of a powerful ancestry. Nnenna resides on occupied Massachusett territory, colonially known as Boston, MA. They believe that storytelling is magick and they speak to practice traditions of Igbo orature. When they witness their ancestors are pleased. Nnenna has been writing for a minute and is learning more about their voice each year, but they are proud to share that they've had a partner piece featured on Button poetry, a poem featured in WBUR's ARTery, VIBEs, and in held. Zine. Nnenna also published their debut chapbook, Already Knew You Were Coming, with Game Over Books in January of 2022. When Sarah's not writing they're probably sitting under a tree, reading about Love, dancing with friends or cooking a bomb-ass meal like the true Taurus they are. They can be found on instagram @pleasure.as.compass or on their forthcoming website.
All donations go towards supporting MoAD and continuing to bring you engaging programming. Please consider donating to MoAD online, or donating through Give by Cell by texting the word: MOADSF to the number: 56512 on your cell phone, then follow the link provided to make a donation.
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Featured Poet:
Nnenna Loveth (they/them) is a queer Igbo poet, dancer, and facilitator who descends of a powerful ancestry. Nnenna resides on occupied Massachusett territory, colonially known as Boston, MA. They believe that storytelling is magick and they speak to practice traditions of Igbo orature. When they witness their ancestors are pleased. Nnenna has been writing for a minute and is learning more about their voice each year, but they are proud to share that they've had a partner piece featured on Button poetry, a poem featured in WBUR's ARTery, VIBEs, and in held. Zine. Nnenna also published their debut chapbook, Already Knew You Were Coming, with Game Over Books in January of 2022. When Sarah's not writing they're probably sitting under a tree, reading about Love, dancing with friends or cooking a bomb-ass meal like the true Taurus they are. They can be found on instagram @pleasure.as.compass or on their forthcoming website.
All donations go towards supporting MoAD and continuing to bring you engaging programming. Please consider donating to MoAD online, or donating through Give by Cell by texting the word: MOADSF to the number: 56512 on your cell phone, then follow the link provided to make a donation.
Join us on Zoom for our monthly virtual Open Mic. Hosted by poet Nia McAllister, participate in an evening of spoken word, featuring amazing local, national, and international poets. All are welcome to either perform or just watch.
Featured Poet:
Nnenna Loveth (they/them) is a queer Igbo poet, dancer, and facilitator who descends of a powerful ancestry. Nnenna resides on occupied Massachusett territory, colonially known as Boston, MA. They believe that storytelling is magick and they speak to practice traditions of Igbo orature. When they witness their ancestors are pleased. Nnenna has been writing for a minute and is learning more about their voice each year, but they are proud to share that they've had a partner piece featured on Button poetry, a poem featured in WBUR's ARTery, VIBEs, and in held. Zine. Nnenna also published their debut chapbook, Already Knew You Were Coming, with Game Over Books in January of 2022. When Sarah's not writing they're probably sitting under a tree, reading about Love, dancing with friends or cooking a bomb-ass meal like the true Taurus they are. They can be found on instagram @pleasure.as.compass or on their forthcoming website.
All donations go towards supporting MoAD and continuing to bring you engaging programming. Please consider donating to MoAD online, or donating through Give by Cell by texting the word: MOADSF to the number: 56512 on your cell phone, then follow the link provided to make a donation.
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Featured Poet:
Nnenna Loveth (they/them) is a queer Igbo poet, dancer, and facilitator who descends of a powerful ancestry. Nnenna resides on occupied Massachusett territory, colonially known as Boston, MA. They believe that storytelling is magick and they speak to practice traditions of Igbo orature. When they witness their ancestors are pleased. Nnenna has been writing for a minute and is learning more about their voice each year, but they are proud to share that they've had a partner piece featured on Button poetry, a poem featured in WBUR's ARTery, VIBEs, and in held. Zine. Nnenna also published their debut chapbook, Already Knew You Were Coming, with Game Over Books in January of 2022. When Sarah's not writing they're probably sitting under a tree, reading about Love, dancing with friends or cooking a bomb-ass meal like the true Taurus they are. They can be found on instagram @pleasure.as.compass or on their forthcoming website.
All donations go towards supporting MoAD and continuing to bring you engaging programming. Please consider donating to MoAD online, or donating through Give by Cell by texting the word: MOADSF to the number: 56512 on your cell phone, then follow the link provided to make a donation.
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