A Samurai Slam is when the poets are also the judges! Slammers will be putting numbers to each others’ poetry, keeping in mind that what goes around, comes around! It may sound a little dangerous, but really it’s just for fun and to build community. Plus the $100 in cash prizes, of course…
Our annual v-day inspired showcase event , all about love? We have a showcase of some Untitled Open Mic homies sharing. Come join us in our our somewhat love-me or love-me-not mood.
Another Untitled Open Mic featuring Ghanaian American educator, editor, and Boston Poet Laureate, Emmanuel Oppong-Yeboah
Our workshop series, on the second Tuesday of each month, is open to poets at any skill level or stage of interest, from not-yet-beginner to old hand.
We are hosting a big one and invited a few of our friends to make this Mill City Regional a fun get together post NorthBeast Regionals!
Our homie, Ilyus Evander (they/them) is visiting the Untitled Open Mic from from Providence, RI. They are a disabled, non-binary mental health worker, educator, and theater maker and an absolute gem and powerhouse poet. From publishing work to receiving awards on stage, its a joy to have Ilyus feature at our home venue.
Our workshop series, on the second Tuesday of each month, is open to poets at any skill level or stage of interest, from not-yet-beginner to old hand.
We are hosting a big one and invited a few of our friends to make this Mill City Regional a fun get together before we see folks again at NorthBeast Regionals!
Storey Campbell (she/her/hers) comes to The Untitled Open Mic from Boston, where she frequents open mics across the state and has featured all over New England. Her poetry has evolved raw and punk, exploring her transness, intersex identity, mental illness, and what it is to love like wildfire.
Our workshop series, on the second Tuesday of each month, is open to poets at any skill level or stage of interest, from not-yet-beginner to old hand.
Youth showcase and slam will be our feature, built on our multi-year long relationship with Lowell Community Charter Public School and teacher, Bridget Russo. As part of their end-of-year poetry unit in their English classes the students are here to showcase and celebrate their work.
Our workshop series, on the second Tuesday of each month, is open to poets at any skill level or stage of interest, from not-yet-beginner to old hand.
Our workshop series, on the second Tuesday of each month, is open to poets at any skill level or stage of interest, from not-yet-beginner to old hand.
