MUTHA Up for Reproductive Rights! Storytelling, Comics, Poetry & More – A Fundraiser for Planned Parenthood in NYC
Announcing MUTHA’s next live reading — coming up in New York City on Friday, February 3rd!
MUTHA UP for Reproductive Rights
Tickets link! Door charge is $15 (and up!) suggested donation, and here’s your opportunity to consider that recurring donation you’ve been meaning to make and start it off with a literary party.
Stories and poems and comics — projected on screen for live reading! — by MUTHA Magazine contributors, all about keeping it real with kids and keeping every person’s reproductive rights safe in this terrible %^&* time in our country. All proceeds go to Planned Parenthood NYC Action Fund!
Line-up on the mic includes: Samantha Barrow, Becky Fine-Firesheets, Emily Flake, Lauren Weinstein, Jade Sanchez-Ventura, Whit Taylor, Jessica Phillips Lorenz, Elizabeth Isadora Gold and other special guests. MC’d by MUTHA Magazine’s editor-in-chief, Meg Lemke, co-produced by MUTHA Magazine and The Brooklyn Players Reading Society.
THE DETAILS:
$15 (and up!) suggested donation for door charge, and here’s your opportunity to consider that recurring donation you’ve been meaning to make and start it off with a literary party. http://bit.ly/2j1APOG
WHEN/WHERE:
Friday, February 3rd, 2017
Showtime: 6-9pm
Sidewalk Cafe, 94 Avenue A (Corner of Avenue A and 6th Street)
Food, Drinks, Friends, Stories, Comics, Activism!
Note that Sidewalk has a two-purchase minimum (even for ticketed events), but this can be satisfied with tea/drinks/etc. and they have super delicious food.
Want to see MUTHA UP come to your city? Are you connected to a reading series, a festival, or want to reach out about DIY readings? Email us at muthamagazine@gmail.com. MUTHA UP readings will soon be announced for this spring in Portland, OR and Los Angeles – stay tuned.
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