Show starts at 7pm Music, poetry, spoken word, and more are welcome!

–TICKETS NOT REQUIRED–
ALL CONTENT MUST BE FAMILY FRIENDLY

About the night:

Open Mic Rules
1. An act will be limited to a maximum of 1 song or 5 minutes. If you go over, your mic will be turned off. We must do this to be fair to everyone. You are welcome to sign up to perform more than once.
2. Content must be free of vulgarity, sexual themes or overly graphic content. We are at a family friendly venue.
3. You can only sign up for yourself, not anybody else.
4. If you’re not available to take the stage when you are introduced you will be bumped to the end of the list.
5. Have fun. Open mics are a great way to try out new material in front of an audience or just share a piece you love.

Sometimes it goes well, sometimes it doesn’t.
The important thing is that you got up and had a good time!

Open Mic Tips
1. Be prepared:
* Have whatever supplies you need ready BEFORE you go on stage. Notebooks, picks, etc..
* If you play an instrument make sure it’s tuned
* Make sure you know when you go on. The order will be posted by the sound board stage right.
* Check in with the emcee to make sure your name is said correctly
2. Try not to talk about the piece or song for too long. No matter how good your act is, ramble too long and you will lose the audience.
3. Don’t play and bounce/be a good audience member.
4. Talk to other performers/artists, this is a chance to connect with others, share your art and provide feedback to one another.
5. Have fun. Otherwise, what’s the point?

Invite family and friends, sip your favorite coffee, tea or Kombucha and enjoy step-by-step instruction with our experienced and enthusiastic teacher, Molly Oleson!

Please note that this is a ticketed event and space is limited.

SATURDAY Oct. 26th 6pm-9pm
Doors open at 5:30 pm and class will start promptly at 6pm.

Registration is open until October 20th, 2019.

Tickets Available Here: https://mugshotscoffeeco.com/product/coffee-canvas-painting-class-oct/

Join us for another great Comedy Combat comedy smackdown!

This is a FREE competitive improv show in the style of a professional wrestling match.
Come cheer on the combatants as they compete for the coveted Comedy Belt!

Come experience Bloomington’s XTREAME comedy improv slobber-knocker at your favorite coffee shop!

Like all Mugshots shows, Comedy Combat is good, clean fun.

Give to a great cause – providing food for people in need. Also, listen to some good tunes from local artists, and have a coffee!

Donations of any size are much appreciated! Please make your check payable to VEAP

Little Mugs Club is for preschool and school age children to gather for an hour of fun! Each month will have a different theme and activity.

It’s like Etsy meets Pinterest!

Show starts at 7pm Music, poetry, spoken word, and more are welcome!

–TICKETS NOT REQUIRED–
ALL CONTENT MUST BE FAMILY FRIENDLY

About the night:

Open Mic Rules
1. An act will be limited to a maximum of 1 song or 5 minutes. If you go over, your mic will be turned off. We must do this to be fair to everyone. You are welcome to sign up to perform more than once.
2. Content must be free of vulgarity, sexual themes or overly graphic content. We are at a family friendly venue.
3. You can only sign up for yourself, not anybody else.
4. If you’re not available to take the stage when you are introduced you will be bumped to the end of the list.
5. Have fun. Open mics are a great way to try out new material in front of an audience or just share a piece you love.

Sometimes it goes well, sometimes it doesn’t.
The important thing is that you got up and had a good time!

Open Mic Tips
1. Be prepared:
* Have whatever supplies you need ready BEFORE you go on stage. Notebooks, picks, etc..
* If you play an instrument make sure it’s tuned
* Make sure you know when you go on. The order will be posted by the sound board stage right.
* Check in with the emcee to make sure your name is said correctly
2. Try not to talk about the piece or song for too long. No matter how good your act is, ramble too long and you will lose the audience.
3. Don’t play and bounce/be a good audience member.
4. Talk to other performers/artists, this is a chance to connect with others, share your art and provide feedback to one another.
5. Have fun. Otherwise, what’s the point?