Wednesday, November 15, 2017

Poetry Slam! (night 1)  

DC SCORES

The DC SCORES Poetry Slam! is the largest youth slam in Washington, DC, and the culminating event of the DC SCORES fall season. The two-night event showcases original works of poetry written by over 2,000 students representing District of Columbia public and public charter schools in seven of the city’s eight wards. In a competitive format, each school takes the stage for five minutes to perform group and individual poems in front of capacity crowds. The DC SCORES Poetry Slam! funnels the energy and creativity of youth into self-expression as a means of improving their literacy rates and raising their self-esteem. The event has been featured in The Washington Post &n Capital Community News, and participants have read their poems on NBC-4.

Event Information


  • When: Wednesday, November 15, 2017 (5:00 PM - 8:00 PM)
  • Where: Columbia Heights Education Campus (auditorium), 3101 16th St. NW, Washington, DC 20010   map
  • Volunteer Info: Volunteers are needed for setup, breakdown, ushering special guests, and more.
  • Contact: Lindsey Sharp, (202) 393-6999 ext 310
  • For more information: click here
Wednesday, November 15, 2017 5:00 PM Wednesday, November 15, 2017 8:00 PM America/New_York Poetry Slam! (night 1) https://www.dcscores.org/ The DC SCORES Poetry Slam! is the largest youth slam in Washington, DC, and the culminating event of the DC SCORES fall season. The two-night event showcases original works of poetry written by over 2,000 students representing District of Columbia public and public charter schools in seven of the city’s eight wards. In a competitive format, each school takes the stage for five minutes to perform group and individual poems in front of capacity crowds. The DC SCORES Poetry Slam! funnels the energy and creativity of youth into self-expression as a means of improving their literacy rates and raising their self-esteem. The event has been featured in The Washington Post &n Capital Community News, and participants have read their poems on NBC-4. Volunteers? Volunteers are needed for setup, breakdown, ushering special guests, and more. From: http://cfp-dc.org/cfpdc/2017-all-events.php?id=5076 Columbia Heights Education Campus (auditorium) 3101 16th St. NW Washington DC 20010 Jake Lloyd jlloyd@americascores.org