LIBRARY OUT LOUD presents Rhythm & Rhymes: Women's History Month.
Join us for a celebration of the arts through live jazz, spoken word, and open mic performances. The March 12, 2022 program focuses on the theme, "HerStory" in efforts to illustrate the vital role of women in history and the humanities.
THE RHYME AND REASON
"It don't mean a thing, if it ain't got that swing."
Rhythm & Rhymes celebrates the cultural heritage of jazz and poetry through the lens of literature, spoken word, instrumentation, performance, and songs. Our public art programs are designed to shape thoughts, build a sense of community, and open the door for meaningful dialogue while knocking down the walls that constrain commonality.
WOMEN'S HISTORY PROGRAM SET TO CENTER ON SPOKEN WORD AT THE LIBRARY
Licensed librarian and poet Favorite Librarian to host the upcoming Rhythm & Rhymes "Women's History Month" program starring Tania De'Shawn, featuring in-person and virtual performances at Central Library in Atlanta. Call 404-612-8700 for open mic registration details.
Favorite Librarian
Spoken Word Artist / Poet
Tania De'Shawn
Spoken Word Artist / Poet
Address:
One Margaret Mitchell Square
Atlanta, GA 30303
Registration:
Call 404-612-8700 or visit the branch to register for the open mic.
*This program is for informational, educational, and recreational purposes and the contents are not endorsed by the Fulton County Library System or Fulton County Government.
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