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Join us at an Open Mic night like no other - seeking to create a supportive environment for neurodivergent musicians. Join us as we celebrate the extraordinary music made by ND creatives, from any genre or career stage!

Open Mic sessions are a setting for emerging artists to gain performance skills, or more experienced artists to test new material, or return to the stage after a break. But Open Mic sessions don't suit everyone: for some neurodivergent people, there is too little structure, too much unpredictability, plus all the usual sensory, social and accessibility hurdles that exist in many live music venues.

We'd like to try and create a neuro-affirming, welcoming and inclusive Open Mic that is better designed for neurodivergent musicians!

Join us on Saturday 9 May from 6pm - 9pm, to enjoy performances by artists from a range of genres and career stages, held in the Scrap Museum at the iconic Bakehouse Studios, Richmond.

While we still hope to support spontaneous requests to perform on the night, we strongly encourage you to register in advance at the below link.

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By registering in advance, we can learn how we can support you, plan the event in advance, and create a detailed visual story to share with everyone before the day.

For more information about Bakehouse Studios, including accessibility, head to their website: https://www.bakehousestudios.com.au/

A visual story will be sent to ticketholders and performers before the event.

Hosted by AuDHD advocate Nat Bartsch (with thanks to the Bakehouse Artist Residency program), with Bernadette Butterworth (Satellite Fingers), Hannah Comrie-Weston and Dark Lantern.

ARTIST REGISTRATION FORM

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Location

Bakehouse Studios
27-29 Hoddle St, Richmond VIC 3121

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