Get ready for Wednesday, February 5th, 2025, and join us from 7 PM to 10 PM at Unity Studio for a chill and inspiring Open Mic Night, hosted by Unity Artist Network!

This is your chance to step up, share your craft, and connect with a supportive community of creatives. We’re inviting spoken word artists, MCs, beatboxers, beatmakers, singers, and anyone with a passion for performing to hit the stage!

Registration for performers opens at 6:30 PM, and there are only 8 slots available on a first come, first serve basis – so get there early to lock in your spot!

The night will feature performances by NoahJemm and S!sha, hosted by M3IKA, with beats and vibes all night from DJ Tdesu.

What will you takeaway?

  • Network with like minded artists
  • Performing experience 
  • Opportunity to join the Unity Artist Network

We’ll also share highlights from past events and give you the scoop on exciting upcoming opportunities.

đź“Ť Where: Unity Studio
đź“… When: Monday, February 5th, 2025
⏰ Time: Doors at 6:30 PM | Show from 7 PM - 10 PM

Admission is free, and everyone’s welcome!

Don’t miss this chance to perform, vibe, and connect with the creative community. Let’s make it a night to remember! 💫

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Testimonials

I went on stage, scared and confused, and one of their performers came up to me and said “you know why you are here, because you have a lot to say, so here is the microphone!” All of a sudden, I heard only the crowd. I could breathe air in my lungs, feeling the confidence as I exhaled. It was the greatest experience and a total confidence booster.”
— UNITY Youth
Having a dedicated space that’s really well curated, or built or facilitated can make all the difference in [...] how willing and able you are to practice your art.
— UNITY Youth
Always a source of joy and tolerance and being in the moment with it, it felt really good to have that kind of community to back me up whenever I wanted to explore things, whenever I wanted to question things, whenever I wanted to show off my art form or learn from my missteps. Having that kind of safety net made me feel very comfortable and it was really one of the best things to happen to me during this phase of my life.
— UNITY Youth