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The Host Summit

Week 1:
Sunday-Chatter (Every Sunday)                 Feature                                   Don McIver

Spoken Word Hour (Every Sunday)           Feature (Radio Show)          Ijah Umi

East of Edith (Every Monday)                    Open Mike + Feature             Collective

Hakim Be & Friends (1st Tuesdays)           Feature                                   Hakim Bellamy

Poetry & Beer (1st Wed.)                            Open Mike +                          Don McIver & Eric Bodwell


Week 2:
Sunday-Chatter (Every Sunday)                 Feature                                   Don McIver

Spoken Word Hour (Every Sunday)           Feature (Radio Show)            Ijah Umi

East of Edith (Every Monday)                    Open Mike + Feature             Collective
Adobe Walls Open Mike (2nd Tuesdays)      Open Mike & Feature         Ken Gurney

MAS Poetry (2nd Wed.)                                     en Mike & Slam +                  Kenn Rodriguez

Smokin' Slam (2nd Thursday)                          Feature & Slam                          Katrina Guarascio


Week 3:
Sunday-Chatter (Every Sunday)                 Feature                                   Don McIver

Spoken Word Hour (Every Sunday)           Feature (Radio Show)          Ijah Umi

East of Edith (Every Monday)                    Open Mike + Feature             Collective
Fixed & Free (3rd Thursday)                       Open Mike & Feature          Billy Brown



Week 4:
Sunday-Chatter (Every Sunday)                 Feature                                   Don McIver

Spoken Word Hour (Every Sunday)           Feature (Radio Show)          Ijah Umi

East of Edith (Every Monday)                    Open Mike + Feature             Collective
Merimee's Poetry Salon (4th Thursdays)       Open Mike                      Merimee Moffitt

Speak, Poet:   Voz, Palabra y Sonido (4th Thursdays)  Open Mike & Feature    Andrea Serrano


Final Fridays (Final Friday)                         Open Mike, Slam +           Jazz Cuffee & Khalid Binsunni



Regular, but not fixed:

Jule's Poetry Playhouse                                                                            Jules Nyquist

Peace Center's Peaceluck Gathering                                                         Zachary Kluckman
Works in Progress                                                                                     UNM


Variety Shows:

V.I.P.
Vagrant Variety
Reptilian Lounge
Encyclopedia Show
Tourette's W/O Regrets
Outspoken


Yearly:

Grand Slam
WOWPS
Youth Slam-Off



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