Coffee with Strangers:
Dhaka looks loud, but most of us live in quiet battles.

Maybe you’re a student who feels out of place in your own generation everyone seems connected, except you.
Maybe you’re a well-educated homemaker who spends the whole day caring for everyone else, but no one asks how you are doing.
Perhaps you’re stuck in a fucked-up corporate culture, surviving more than living.
Or maybe you’re older, carrying years of stories, regrets, and memories… but the world around you moves too fast to stop and listen.

Let's talk over a cup of coffee.

Why this gathering matters:
Because it’s exhausting to pretend you're fine.
Because loneliness doesn’t care about age, money, or qualifications.
Because all humans need a space where they can speak without being judged.
Because you deserve to be heard fully, gently, and with respect.

What to expect:
A small, safe, psychologist-led group designed for honest, human conversation.
A warm corner where you can speak
People from different ages and backgrounds who feel exactly like you.
The comfort of realizing: “I’m not the only one.”
Slow, sincere connection over a simple cup of coffee.

This is not therapy.
A coffee adda is where strangers could be gentle mirrors.

Poetry is one of the most concentrated forms of human expression. It starts with a feeling that refuses to sit still. Then we craft a handful of words, blend them together And suddenly a poem happens. It’s like a sculptor giving shape to raw stone:
line by line, something begins to emerge. I’m sure you’ve been through that.
So we’re hosting an intimate poetry evening
to witness your memories held in the frame of poetry. Come and read with us.

What to Expect

An open space where poets and poetry lovers gather without judgment.

Live slam & open-mic performances showcasing different voices.

A platform to share your own piece however small, however brave.

A chance to connect, listen, and celebrate stories. Your stories.

And maybeee… a cup of coffee.

Note: You must perform your own original work; reading someone else’s poem is not allowed.

Every one of us writes poems once in a while. Some of us may have never fallen in love, but we all have felt something worth writing about at least once in our life.

Poetry matters. Words matter. Memories matter even more. And poetry carries those emotions and memories we cannot share in anyone else’s words.

Thaahor invites you to share your memory, your story, your truth in the frame of poetry.
Let your voice become a bridge between what you feel and what the world can hear.

What to Expect:
A warm, open space for poets and poetry lovers.
Slam and open mic performances share your original poems, spoken word, or storytelling.
A chance to connect, listen, and celebrate stories that burn inside.
and maybe a cup of coffee.

Registration: Spots are limited secure your place through our form!

Note: You must perform your own original work; reading someone else’s poem is not allowed.

Thaahor invites all poets and storytellers to an evening made for words, emotions, and everything in between.
Whether you’ve written for years or just begun to listen to your own voice, this is your moment to share it.
Join us — come as you are, bring your stories, your verses,
We wanna hear your stories.

What to expect:
A warm, open space for poets and poetry lovers.
An open mic to perform your own original poems.
A chance to connect, listen, and celebrate stories together

𝗔𝗻 𝗜𝗻𝘃𝗶𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝘁𝗼 𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗬𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗩𝗼𝗶𝗰𝗲.
We invite you to an open mic night where poets, dreamers, and storytellers gather to share their original poems. Whether you’re a seasoned poet or someone who’s just discovered the magic of words, this is your moment to shine. Let your heart speak, let your thoughts unravel, and let your poetry echo in the hearts of others. কবি ও কবিতা

What to expect:
A warm, welcoming space for poets and poetry lovers.
An open mic for you to recite your own creations.
A chance to connect with fellow wordsmiths and listeners.

Theme: slam poetry ( you have to perform your own words ) আপনি অন্যের কবিতা পড়তে পারবেন না । আপনার নিজের লেখা পড়তে হবে ।