Brisbane Poetry Reading and Mixer | 7 Mile House | Brisbane Chamber of Commerce x Lyrical Opposition
On Wednesday, September 21, 2022, the community gathered at the historic 7 Mile House in the San Francisco Peninsula for an evening of entertainment, art, music, and powerful spoken word poetry. The Brisbane Poetry Reading and Mixer brought together local artists from Brisbane, the Bay Area, and beyond to share their creative voices and inspire the audience.
Co-Hosted by Luna Jenn and Cross Allan of the nonprofit organization Lyrical Opposition, the event featured mesmerizing performances by a talented lineup of poets, including Aileen Cassinetto, jxtheo, Tony Press, B.True, Dina Klaresse and James J. Siegel of Dragonfly Community Arts. Each artist captivated the crowd with their unique styles and thought-provoking pieces that tackled themes of social justice, hope, and personal transformation.
The vibrant, welcoming atmosphere at 7 Mile House allowed attendees to not only enjoy the spoken word presentations but also mingle, network, and connect over their shared appreciation for the arts. Throughout the evening, the event fostered a sense of community, providing a platform for local creatives to share their work and inspire positive change.
As an admission-free event, the Brisbane Poetry Reading and Mixer successfully achieved its goal of making the arts accessible and uplifting to all who attended. The evening's performances and artistic expression left a lasting impact, further solidifying the power of poetry and spoken word to bring people together, amplify marginalized voices, and catalyze meaningful dialogue around important social issues.
Co-Hosted by Luna Jenn and Cross Allan of the nonprofit organization Lyrical Opposition, the event featured mesmerizing performances by a talented lineup of poets, including Aileen Cassinetto, jxtheo, Tony Press, B.True, Dina Klaresse and James J. Siegel of Dragonfly Community Arts. Each artist captivated the crowd with their unique styles and thought-provoking pieces that tackled themes of social justice, hope, and personal transformation.
The vibrant, welcoming atmosphere at 7 Mile House allowed attendees to not only enjoy the spoken word presentations but also mingle, network, and connect over their shared appreciation for the arts. Throughout the evening, the event fostered a sense of community, providing a platform for local creatives to share their work and inspire positive change.
As an admission-free event, the Brisbane Poetry Reading and Mixer successfully achieved its goal of making the arts accessible and uplifting to all who attended. The evening's performances and artistic expression left a lasting impact, further solidifying the power of poetry and spoken word to bring people together, amplify marginalized voices, and catalyze meaningful dialogue around important social issues.
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