Latin Night at FOKO<\/p>\n
On Friday, March 27, FOKO<\/a>, a Mexican brunch cafe off Logan Street, is hosting beginner and intermediate salsa lessons<\/a> for a Latin Night celebration.<\/p>\n Salsa veteran Joshua Gonzalez will teach each class starting at 6 p.m. Pop-up restaurant Pacaya<\/a> will provide some snacks to participants.<\/p>\n Tai Chi class<\/p>\n Tai Chi<\/a> was once a martial arts practice in China, but now it’s also used as a form of slow and gentle exercise for the mind and body.<\/p>\n Organizers with Roots 101 African American Museum said Saturday, March 28, is a day focused on wellness, mediation and mindfulness during its free Tai Chi class<\/a> for all ages from 11 a.m. to noon.<\/p>\n Moth StorySlam<\/p>\n The Moth StorySlam<\/a> is hosting an open mic competition at Headliners Music Hall on Tuesday, March 31 at 8 p.m.<\/p>\n The poetry slam\u2019s theme is \u201cFumbles and Fouls.\u201d And participants have five minutes to perform their work.<\/p>\n Poets must be 18 years or older.<\/p>\n Douglass Loop Farmers Market<\/p>\n Every Saturday from now until December, Douglass Boulevard Christian Church will host its annual farmers market.<\/p>\n The Douglass Loop Farmers Market\u2019s opening day<\/a> is Saturday, April 4 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.<\/p>\n Derby Festival Block Party<\/p>\n From noon to 6 p.m. on Saturday, April 4, the Kentuckiana Derby Festival Block Party<\/a> returns to the Norton Healthcare Sports and Learning Center.<\/p>\n There will be live music, inflatables and other kids activities. And the MELANnaire Marketplace will be open for participants to shop with local, Black-owned clothing, accessories and food vendors.<\/p>\n Sign up for the free Arts, Culture, Et Cetera newsletter<\/a> to get ideas like these straight to your inbox.<\/p>\n