Join us this Saturday for the return of Qahwa's Open Mic Night in honor of Black History Month!

Headlined by spoken word artist and poet Sadiyah Bashir, showcase your talents and passions to make this a night to remember!  Whether you are a seasoned veteran or a first time performer, we can't wait to see your stuff!  Open to spoken word artist, poets, comedians, musicians and more!

When we celebrate Black History Month, we aren’t just celebrating Black history. We are celebrating American history, which belongs to all Americans. By collectively and consciously celebrating Black history, we come together and continue to rewrite the narrative of our diverse nation. All performers are welcomed regardless of ethnicity!

Please note that no string instruments will be permitted.

Audience tickets are $5 while donations are greatly appricated to help fund future events!  Performer tickets are FREE, and must be 16+

Contact qahwa@adamscenter.org if you have any questions!

About Sadiyah Bashir

Sadiyah Bashir is a poet and freelance writer who took to poetry as a means of self expression to then becoming a two-time youth Grand Slam champion. Her poetry has been showcased for media outlets such as Al-Jazeera, and commissioned by Apple and Penny Appeal USA. Bashir's articles have been published by the Independent, Wear Your Voice Mag and Nazar Newsletter.
Her debut book entitled "Seven" is where she explores her life through her writing from adolescence to the present day. Seven discusses her personal battles with internal and external evils, finding radical self love, and simply trying to navigate life as a Black Muslim woman.