A night of poems read from the page- spoken into the mic. Poems and words in process, draft form, unfinished, or finished. From the notes app in your phone or from the back of a napkin that was in your pocket for four years. The night will begin and end with the sound of a sound bowl and wind chimes.
Each tickets comes with a complimentary glass of wine, sangria, or mocktail.
Sign up to share once you arrive. Two rules: be nice and be respectful!
Agenda:
Intro + Sound bowl led by Kiara
Guided Journaling Centering the Throat Chakra: Voice, Truth, Expression led by Lily
Open Mic
10-15min break
Open Mic
Closing + Sound bowl
About Pink Clementine & Lily:
Lily is the founder and curator of Pink Clementine, a woman-owned consignment boutique that honors style as a form of self-expression and sustainability as a quiet act of care. Her shop is more than a storefront — it is a living archive of stories, second chances, and personal histories stitched into every garment.
A lifelong poet, Lily has used language as a way of seeing and being — writing as a means of connection, reflection, and grace. Her poems explore the rituals of daily life, the tenderness of memory, and the beauty that lives in the in-between. This same poetic sensibility flows into her work at Pink Clementine, where each piece is chosen with an eye for story and soul. Outside the boutique, Lily teaches children’s dance at High Meadow School, guiding little ones through movement as a form of joy, rhythm, and creative expression. Whether through words, garments, or dance, she invites others to slow down, notice, and connect — with themselves, with others, and with the world around them.
Her work is rooted in the belief that what we choose to keep, say, wear, and move through says something sacred about who we are becoming.
About Processa & Kiara:
PROCESSA, formerly ARTSY WINDOW (est. 2015), is a roving curatorial platform that collaborates with galleries and artists. PROCESSA centers Black, Indigenous, and marginalized artists. Kiara is a independent artist, writer, independent curator, and founder of Processa. Her work spans curating, writing, public programming, and digital media—all rooted in a love for art history, contemporary culture, and spiritual inquiry.
