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Home to Tuesday Night Cafe and other public art initiatives in the Little Tokyo and Los Angeles community!

We are proud to have be named LA Weekly's Best Free Downtown Performance Series Los Angeles 2013 and one of Ten Great L.A. Open Mic Nights for Music!

Join us for TNC on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday, April through October, in the Aratani Courtyard of the Union Center for the Arts or at home via our live feed!

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“I think all the time about Los Angeles and the PEOPLE who brought me up and those, of all ages, who continue to raise me. I think of the undeniable power of art to bridge people at a totally necessary heart and spirit level. That, if I didn’t have art, I wouldn’t know how to survive and if I didn’t have community, I’d have no reason to.”

- Tuesday Night Project Co-Founder Traci Kato-Kiriyama 

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**DEADLINE EXTENDED TO JUNE 12th, 2020!** We’re still accepting creative proposals centered around “art+community” for our first TN Zine! We want to see your poetry, essays, illustrations, recipes, letters, self-portraits, and more. Use your creative voice and tell us how community grounds, inspires, and educates you. Open to artists of all different experience levels, who work in different mediums. We encourage collaboration on pieces, as well! Submit your proposal at our submission form here http://izoek.sohbethattinumarasi.net/TNZine2020 or click our link in bio!
Connie K. Lim, better known by her stage name MILCK @milckmusic, has been a long time community member and occasional featured artist at Tuesday Night Cafe. From her first feature at TNC, she has come into her own voice, leading to the critical acclaim of her song “Quiet” during the 2017 Women’s March. The track landed at No. 2 on NPR’s Year in Music list and was featured as part of NPR’s American Anthem series. Her music calls for the self-reflection, healing, and change that speak to the hopeful parts of us. As a gesture of gratitude and reverence to the movement, MILCK started the #ICANTKEEPQUIET fund to benefit nonprofits that are working tirelessly to collaborate with underrepresented communities with the goal of amplifying their unique voices. We have been fortunate to be one of only 3 organizations that MILCK has chosen to receive a portion of the proceeds. Our relationship has grown over the years, and with her dedication and commitment through many seasons of TNC we have been able to create a space for all our artists to thrive. Alongside many others in the TNP network of artists, she has gone above and beyond with her support of our fundraising efforts and fellow artists. We consider her a part of the TN Family for life, as we do so with anyone that joins our community, We are grateful for her partnership and the above-and-beyond support she gives to us and so many! Thank you, MILCK! Listen to her EP Into Gold, an ode to those who have gone from survivor to thriver, If I Ruled the World (Stripped), and Gold (Stripped), produced by MILCK and Wayne Miller.
Thank you to everyone who has submitted proposals for the first TN Zine! If you haven’t yet, and are interested, we are still accepting proposals for works encompassing the theme of “art+community”! We are interested in artists of all different experience levels, who work in different mediums. We seek your poetry, essays, illustrations, recipes, letters, self-portraits, and more. Using your creative voice, share with us how community grounds, inspires, and educates you. We encourage collaboration on pieces, as well. To submit your proposals, please fill out our submission form at http://tinyURL.com/TNZine2020 or click our link in bio. Submissions will be open until May 31.
Grab some tea and get cozy for this week’s tea and letter writing! Check out our Facebook page to RSVP for zoom link. Hope to see everyone there!
TN Zine, a zine by Tuesday Night Project, is now accepting submission proposals for works encompassing the theme of “art+community”. We are interested in artists of all different experience levels, who work in different mediums. We seek your poetry, essays, illustrations, recipes, letters, self-portraits, and more. Using your creative voice, share with us how community grounds, inspires, and educates you. We encourage collaboration on pieces, as well. To submit your proposals, please fill out our submission form at tinyURL.com/TNZine2020. Submissions will be open until May 31!
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