poetry me, please: Summer's Last Breath

A live poetry showcase filled with full-service dinner food, drinks, musical acts, and spoken-word poetry Some seasons deserve a proper goodbye. Summer’s Last Breath is the next installment of the PMP Poetry Series, and we’re bringing you a night built around holding onto the warmth — the memories we made, the moments we’re not ready to let go of, and the stories that carried us through the season. Expect raw spoken-word performances, live music that hits different, handcrafted drinks, and a full-service seated dinner to keep you satisfied all night. Pull up, soak it in, and be part of a night where every word finds its audience. Interested in performing? Fill out our Sign-Up Form Event Details Doors Open: 6:00 PM Show Starts: 7:00 PM (SHARP) Two-drink or $30 minimum required Seating: Reserved Seating Options now available! Seating Policy To ensure the best experience, we encourage you to arrive early! Reserved seating is available only for those who purchased reserved seat tickets. If tables fill up, don’t worry — there’s plenty of standing room near the bar where you can still enjoy the full show with great energy and vibes. We want everyone to have an amazing night, so plan to arrive early and settle in before the magic begins! Ticket Policy All ticket sales are final. Tickets are non-refundable, but may be transferred to a future poetry me, please event based on availability. By purchasing a ticket, you agree to this policy. Chargebacks or payment disputes will result in forfeiture of ticket privileges for future events. Photo & Video Notice We love capturing the energy of the room. This event will be photographed and recorded to document the experience and share moments from the night. By attending, you may appear in photo or video content used by poetry me, please across our website, social channels, and promotional materials. Stay Connected w/ PMP Follow us on all social platforms: @poetrymeplease For questions, contact poetrymeplease@gmail.com no expectations, just a night at ease. only one request: poetry me, please.