Poetry Workshop & Open Mic
(Note multiple dates and times.) Las Vegas-based poet Ms. AyeVee holds an all-ages poetry workshop and hosts an open mic poetry reading every Sunday in April. (Note: visit event website
(Note multiple dates and times.) Las Vegas-based poet Ms. AyeVee holds an all-ages poetry workshop and hosts an open mic poetry reading every Sunday in April. (Note: visit event website
(Note multiple dates and times.) Las Vegas-based poet Ms. AyeVee holds an all-ages poetry workshop and hosts an open mic poetry reading every Sunday in April. (Note: visit event website
(Note multiple dates and times.) Las Vegas-based poet Ms. AyeVee holds an all-ages poetry workshop and hosts an open mic poetry reading every Sunday in April. (Note: visit event website
(Note multiple dates and times.) Las Vegas-based poet Ms. AyeVee holds an all-ages poetry workshop and hosts an open mic poetry reading every Sunday in April. (Note: visit event website
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This is a recurring open mic poetry slam that features a variety of talent and prizes for the best performers. (Note: visit event website for additional dates.)
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