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La Palabra, Hosted by Chloe Diaz

Date
April 28, 2024
Time
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Council District
City Council District 1

Come join us for April’s La Palabra with open mic and our featured poets,
Carol Leila Cramer & Lauren Yang
Hosted by Chloe Diaz

Sunday, April 28th 2024
2pm – 4pm

Carole Leila Cramer
Carole Leila Cramer wears many hats and hold many titles. One of her titles, her day job- Special Education Teacher Extraordinaire. Another title she’s especially proud of is mother of four adult children and two daughter-in-loves (Meagan & Candace). But, none of her other titles top the best title in the world- Grandma to River & Dakota!

She is a published author of two poetry books (The Ebb & Flow of Life: Stages of Walking in Your Power & Insanity & Butterflies), and three Special Education teacher guides (The New Special Education Teacher’s Survival Guide, The Special Education Teacher’s Guide to A Well-Run Classroom, & finally, Plan B: Life After…)

She is currently a member of the USC chapter of Community Literature Initiative (CLI) Season 11 and is working hard on her next book of poetry, Nakedness Personified: Rise of the Phoenix!

Lauren Yang
Born and raised in the San Fernando Valley, Lauren observes all that moves and stands around her as she transmutes what she sees and hears into poetry, comedy, dance, and music. As an environmentalist and aspiring artist just getting started, she aims to love deeply and live furiously with every last spark of energy she can muster for the wellbeing of our Earth and humanity.

Location

Avenue 50 Studio
131 N Avenue 50
Los Angeles, CA 90042 United States + Google Map
Phone:
323-258-1435
Website:
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Organizer

Avenue 50 Studio
Phone
323-258-1435
Email
avenue50studio.nica@gmail.com
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