Teen Hangout: Teens Take the Mic

Tue, Jul 9 2024

6:30pm - 8:30pm

Parkville Community Room

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Subjects

Storytelling

Age Group

For teens

Presenter

In-House Youth

Registration

Registration Required

Step up to the mic to speak your truth: share a poem or song, some spoken word or comedy, maybe a monologue or story. Present an original or a piece by your favorite writer, get creative, and hang out with other teen creatives. Register to attend this event, then sign up to take the mic when you arrive.

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