#WhereToBe: 9.22–9.28

Each Friday, Epicenter features a special “where to be” post on their blog to make sure every day of the week has some sort of cultural event to check out. We hope that you all can come out into the community, learn, and commemorate some influential people and events around Boston! Have something coming up that you’d like to see here? Tweet us @epicentercom and follow the hashtag #WhereToBe.

Friday, September 22nd

The House Slam featuring Suzi Q. Smith

Hosted by: The House Slam at The Haley House Bakery Cafe

“The House Slam” at the Haley House Café (12 Dade Street, Boston, 02119) is Boston’s New Poetry Slam venue located in the heart of Dudley Square. The venue offers awesome food, an open mic, a featured poet and a poetry slam every 2nd and 4th Friday of the month. The venue is free of cost and welcoming to all (18+).”

When: Friday 9/22 6:30 PM — 10:30 PM

Where: 12 Dade St, Roxbury, MA

https://www.houseslamboston.org/

Saturday, 9.23

Awakened: A Mini Film Festival

Hosted by: Black Venus and 77 House

“Calling Boston filmmakers! We are currently seeking films by, for, and about people of color. This event aims to highlight the ways we speak truth to power through our art and everyday experiences. Accepting feature-length films, short films, and music/poetry videos. DEADLINE AUG. 18th. For more information or to submit a film, email: 77filmfest@gmail.com”

When: 9/23 6 PM — 11 PM

Where: 77 Wachusett ST, Jamaica Plain, MA

https://77filmfest.eventbrite.com/

Sunday, September 24th

Rhythm & Brunch | S3 Ep2

Hosted by: NYA.Boston

“This month we have our resident, Ryu to set the tone early, along side this months special guest SeanyDu. Fresh from his set at La Marina in NYC, NU alum and Providence’s very own SeanyDu guarantees September to be another episode you won’t want to DVR. Come grab a seat starting at 11AM”

When: 9/24 11 AM — 5 PM

Where: 65 Causeway St, Boston, MA

Nyaboston.com

Monday, September 25th

American Therapy

Hosted by: Julie Ann Otis and Washington Gateway Main Street

“If you had one thing to say to America, what would it be?

The American Therapy artist cohort invites you to share your stories, advice, grievances, and celebrations about living in America. Disclose your suspicions in our confessional booth. Speak truth to power at our podium. Take a seat in our spring booth and literally feel the tension in air.

Armed with typewriters, steno pads, paint brushes, and compassionate listening, we’ll create a 200 square foot, evolving mural reflecting your American experience. All you have to do is speak your mind and tell us the one thing you wish the entire country could hear.”

When: 9/25 1 PM- Sunset

Where: Blackstone Square Park, 1535 Washington St, Boston, MA

www.americantherapy.org

Tuesday, September 26th

Thundercat

Hosted by: Paradise Rock Club

This event is ages 18 and over with valid ID. Doors open at 7:00 pm. Show begins at 8:00 pm.

When: 9/25 8 PM

Where: 967 Commonwealth Ave, Boston, MA

goo.gl/c6Yith

Wednesday, September 27th

Queens Talk

Hosted by: BlackVenus Brianne and Samantha Casseus

“How often do we come together just to talk and celebrate each other? Let’s dig past the surface and get personal! I would like to share space and invite women to come through and truly build on a personal level. Let’s debrief. Let’s check-in. We will be having small group discussions, moments to story-tell, writing, sharing, and refreshments served. All women must be prepared to form bonds and relationships with at least one new sister-friend that evening. Let’s build! Our reoccuring theme and goal is restoring old relationships and creating new ones. Creating stronger bonds among phenomenal women in Boston and beyond.”

When: 9/27 6 PM — 9 PM

Where: 157 Washington St, Dorchester, MA

www.queenstalk927.eventbrite.com

Thursday, September 28th

Solange: ORion’s Rise

Hosted by: Orpheum Theater Boston

Public Onsale: Thu, 31 Aug 2017 at 10:00 AM

When: 9/28 7:30 PM

Where: 1 Hamilton Pl, Boston, MA

goo.gl/2UNS1e

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