Sababa (40’s-50’s) Open Mic (Home-Hosted)

Poets, Musicians, Spoken-Word Artists, Comedians, Writers, and Performers of any kind. Please prepare something to share for up to 10 minutes. We want to see your talent shine! ✍🏽🎶🎭🥳

This is your stage to share your voice, tell your story, and connect with our supportive community. All levels of experience are welcome!

🎤 What: Open Mic

📅 When: November 17, 2024 • 5pm-7pm

📍 Where: Los Angeles, 90048 (full address shared with RSVP)

🍿 Share: Bring your passion, and a light nosh to share.

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