InspiredWordNYC Presents Poet JASMINE GONZALEZ'S Book Launch | Parkside Lounge

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Join us on December 19th, 2023 for an extraordinary event as InspiredWordNYC proudly presents the highly-anticipated book launch of poet Jasmine Gonzalez. Taking place at the renowned Parkside Lounge in New York City, this one-hour reading will showcase Gonzalez's latest work, "Petals of a Red Dahlia." Gonzalez's collection of poems delves into her personal journey, confronting mental, physical, and emotional challenges resulting from traumatic experiences. The vibrant red dahlia on the book cover symbolizes the vivid imagery, raw honesty, and unwavering determination of the poet to heal and share her story fearlessly, disregarding the judgments of others. Hailing from the heart of New York City, Jasmine Gonzalez reclaims her power over the aspects of her mental health through writing and performing poetry. Her literary talent has been recognized through publications in esteemed platforms such as La Libreta and Spanglish Voces. She has graced open mics at iconic venues like the Nuyorican Poets Cafe and was featured at InspiredWordNYC at East Village's Parkside Lounge, as well as off-Broadway at the Triad Theatre. This event will also feature special guest poets Rafiana Martinez and Yenick M. Gonzalez, creating a captivating literary experience. The Parkside Lounge, located at 317 East Houston Street in Manhattan, serves as the perfect backdrop for this evening of powerful and inspiring artistry. Secure your spot now for this remarkable event by purchasing tickets at the price of $18.07 to $55.52. Please note that the age limit for attendees is 21 and older. The ticket price includes a $5 drink ticket, ensuring a fully immersive experience for all guests. For those traveling to the event, the best subway route is the F train to 2nd Avenue, followed by a simple walk up the 1st Avenue stairwell. Prepare to be moved, enlightened, and inspired by Jasmine Gonzalez and her fellow poets as they embark on a mission to amplify the voices of marginalized writers, particularly those who combat mental health challenges. Don't miss out on this exceptional evening of poetry and resilience.