The Write Stuff: Poetry and Spoken Word Workshop Lead by Charity Blackwell
Date and Time
Apr 15, 2025 5:45 pm
Location
14th & V
2021 14th St NW, Washington, District of Columbia, 20009
Apr 15, 2025 5:45 pm
14th & V
âœðŸ¾ Write it. Speak it. Feel it. Own it. 🎤
📅 Tuesday, April 15th
ⰠDoors Open at 5:30 PM | Workshop Begins 5:45 PM – 6:45 PM EDT
📠Busboys and Poets – 14th & V
📠2021 14th St NW, Washington, DC 20009
🔥 Ready to turn your thoughts into powerful poetry? 🔥
In celebration of National Poetry Month, join our Director of Poetry Events, Charity Blackwell—spoken word artist, poet, and powerhouse—for a dynamic writing and performance workshop that will help you find your voice, craft compelling poetry, and bring your words to life on stage.
This special edition of The Write Stuff honors the power of poetry as a tool for self-expression, community connection, and celebration of voices that move us. Whether you’re a seasoned poet, a first-time writer, or just someone with a lot to say, this workshop is your space to explore, create, and connect with fellow wordsmiths.
🌟 What to Expect:
✅ Writing prompts to spark creativity and reflection
✅ Spoken word techniques to elevate your delivery
✅ Live feedback & performance tips from Charity
✅ A welcoming space to share, learn, and grow
So grab your pen, your passion, and your courage—it’s time to write the story only you can tell. Let’s make words move!
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Brought to you by Busboys and Poets
Charity Blackwell is a spoken word artist, poet, emcee, and educator known for using her voice to inspire, empower, and uplift communities. As the Chief of Culture & Arts for DC SCORES and the Director of Poetry Events at Busboys and Poets, she has led workshops and performances across the country, blending activism and artistry. With over eight years of experience leading poetry and culture-building workshops, Charity is passionate about creating spaces for self-expression and storytelling. Her work has been featured on TEDx, NPR, and The Washington Post, and she continues to be a driving force in the spoken word and arts community.
