Dr. Lulu Hosts Pride Open Mic Night

✨ It’s not just a show—it’s an experience. ✨Join us for a soul-stirring night of spoken word, radical joy, and liberatory art as we celebrate Queer Joy in all its forms! Hosted by Dr. Lulu, this vibrant open mic is more than poetry—it’s a healing gathering, a fundraiser, a queer altar, and an affirming space for LGBTQIA+ artists and allies to shine.

Poets, singers, musicians, dancers, artists of all kinds—we invite YOU to share your voice.Bring your stories. Bring your truth. Bring your light. 🌟

Whether you’re on the mic or in the audience, this is your moment to witness, uplift, and be moved.

💫 Eboni QMultidisciplinary healing artist, womb wisdom coach, and expressive vessel for truth. Eboni’s voice is medicine—soft yet powerful—braiding together song, meditation, and spoken word. Every performance is an invitation to remember, to feel deeply, and to heal. Expect a balm for the soul—and a spark for transformation.

💫 Iyana “YaNi” DavisAlso known as The PeacePastor, YaNi is a global performance artist, spiritual life coach, and creative flow strategist who weaves poetry and purpose into bold healing. She’s the author of Love Poems for Peace, and her work calls us into authentic living, sacred creativity, and community restoration. Her presence is a sermon. Her words are a revolution.

💫 Reverend GraceLynn Avionne Jae’ElAward-winning performer and openly transgender ordained minister, GraceLynn is “the poet who had to put Jesus somewhere.” From the pulpit to the poetic stage—including the legendary Nuyorican Poets Café—her voice has become a divine channel for queer truth-telling, affirmation, and sacred rebellion. A Charlotte-based icon with a story that sings.

Tickets go on sale August 1, 2025.Every dollar goes to Dr. Lulu’s Angels Haven, Inc., supporting LGBTQ+ youth experiencing homelessness, especially Black and queer lives that deserve healing, home, and hope.

This is your invitation.

This is your mic.

This is your joy.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Ash Coffee, 1189 Virginia Avenue Northeast, Atlanta, United States