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AUDITION FOR THE WAREHOUSE'S FIRST BLACK HISTORY MONTH OPEN MIC NIGHT

10 finalists will be chosen from the auditioners to perform and compete for prizes!

The Warehouse is celebrating Black History Month with a fun and exciting show that you can be a part of!

You can audition for The Warehouse’s first Black History Month Open Mic Night, to be held on Friday, February 24th from 6-8pm at The Warehouse (1121 Thatcher St, Wilmington, DE 19802). Your audition should follow these rules:

  • A video submission of up to but not over 5 minutes
  • May be a performance of any medium or genre (music, dance, poetry, etc.)
  • Should celebrate Black excellence and history
  • Sticks to respectful content and language

Submit your audition by DMing @WarehouseWay on Instagram between January 23 and February 10.

10 finalists will be chosen from the auditions.  If selected, you will perform at the open mic night and compete for prizes, including free college tours, gift cards, swag bags and more.

We can’t wait to see all of your talents!

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