Join the Multicultural Arts Center in Cambridge, MA for an evening of talent and creativity at The Outlet, an open mic event curated by Dorchester's very own Elae Weeks. This exciting event welcomes all performers, whether you're a poet, artist, dancer, or singer. The Outlet is just the beginning of a series of events to come, so don't miss your chance to shine. The Multicultural Arts Center, located at 41 Second Street, offers a spacious venue for this showcase of talent. Upon arrival, please check in at the ground floor entrance and visit the Box Office on the right. The theater is accessible via elevator or staircase. Seating is general admission, and the house will open one hour before the show starts. Feel free to arrive early and explore the gallery before the event begins. Conveniently located near the Green line Lechmere MBTA Station, The Multicultural Arts Center is easily accessible. If you're driving, the East Cambridge Parking Garage is just one block away. Mark your calendars for November 3, 2023, and prepare to be inspired at The Outlet. Tickets are available for $10.

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