MICA Mother’s Day Artist Bash: Poetry, Jazz, and Mingling at 33 Hawley

Mother’s Day MICA Artist Bash

Forget the brunch buffet! Celebrate Mother’s Day with a rebellious twist at the MICA Artist Bash. Indulge in exquisite jazz, captivating poetry, decadent treats, and a festive atmosphere. This celebration honors m/otherhood’s complexity, power, and artistry.

*Please note we have a venue and ticketing change.

Join us in the lobby at 33 Hawley Street!

This is now a private-ticketed event! Artist mothers, please contact us! (We have tickets for those who are coming!)

Join us for an intimate evening of poetry and music with light refreshments. Raise a glass to the mothers who break the mold.

Celebrate with Us!

Treat yourself to a truly unique and meaningful experience this Mother’s Day.  The Mother’s Day MICA Artist Bash is now ticketed to ensure an intimate setting.

Please reserve your tickets in advance and join us to celebrate the fierce, complex, and beautiful realities of m/otherhood.

Featured Artists

Lark Jazz Trio:

Savor the soul-stirring sounds of the Lark Jazz Trio, setting the perfect mood for an unforgettable celebration.

Jen Jabaily-Blackburn:

Prepare for a journey of transformation and myth as Jen Jabaily-Blackburn shares poems from her forthcoming collection, “Girl in a Bear Suit.” The collection explores motherhood through personal reflections and reinterpretations of the Callisto myth.

Toni Rose (aka Toni ‘Blue’ Rose)

Experience raw and powerful poetry from an artist and activist who paints heart-wrenching truths with words. Toni Rose shares unflinching poems about the challenges of raising a black man as a single mother, the fight for survival, and the power of healing through art.

Roxanne Neiman

Immerse yourself in the evocative prose poetry of Roxanne Neiman. Her poem “Glass Eyes” captures the visceral emotions of a mother when her daughter is lost, offering a poignant reflection on motherhood.

A.H. Weatherman

Prepare for a provocative exploration of societal expectations with A.H. Weatherman as she reads from her work-in-progress “Compendium of Maternal Error.” This unique piece challenges the impossible standards placed on mothers and invites audience participation for a deeper engagement with the themes.

Questions about tickets?

MICAfest is a truly unique celebration. If you know of anywhere else doing a month-long festival supporting, spotlighting, and bringing into the conversation 80 m/other artists, please let us know! Seriously.

M/others Institute for Collaboration and Art (MICA) is a mother-led, Western Massachusetts organization strictly dedicated to supporting m/other artists. Your contributions as a paying ticket member are a ticket to saying, yes, I support artist m/others. As a small organization, we appreciate the support of people like you. We thank you for making a tax-deductible donation to MICA to support m/other artists.

VIP Tickets and Monthly passes are also available.