Fri, Mar 13 · 6:30 PM MDT
Opening act and Sign up at 6:30pm Open Mic at 6:50pm.
Join us for a night of community! We want to hear your voice!
All performers are able to get a high-quality video of their performance!
First-timers are not only welcome but encouraged to come perform.
This is an all-ages event.
Show up at 6:30 to ensure your performance spot, but also to watch our musical opening act.
Our Opening Act is Nomvula. Nomvula is a dynamic performing artist whose work blends powerful vocal expression with cultural storytelling and purpose-driven artistry. Rooted in African musical traditions and shaped by global influences, she brings depth, authenticity, and emotional honesty to every stage and studio she enters. Her performances are not merely musical moments—they are lived experiences that honor identity, resilience, and community. Whether leading choirs, recording in the studio, or facilitating cultural music exchanges, Nomvula carries a presence that is both commanding and nurturing, inviting audiences to listen deeply, reflect meaningfully, and connect across cultures through sound.
Our Featured Poet is Bianca Mikahn. Bianca Mikahn is an emcee, poet, digital composer, cultural activist, performance artist and mother born and raised in Denver, CO. She is Executive Director of youth mental health-based organization Check Your Head and has been Partner Artist with leading creative educators, Creative Strategies for Change and Youth on record. A TEDx alum, Mikahn’s creation style is embodied and pragmatic, addressing themes of self-awareness, mental health and liberation. Explorations in music production garnered Mikahn the title of “Best Avant Garde Band” from Denver Westword. She has shared stages at Regis University, Denver University, Wyoming University, La Napoule's renowned Chateau in Nice France and Stockholm Sweden's historical Fylkengin (Fill-ken-gin) Theatre. Through certifications in Yoga (Satya200) and Embodied Social Justice (Embody Lab), Mikahn is honing embodied social emotional learning and movement-based facilitation to encourage trauma informed care and Mental Health First Aid (adult and youth modules) in targeted communities.
Come and share what makes your voice sacred!
