Paloma Tahn, Esther Young, Kristina Robertson

Sunday, May 19th

Yours and Mine, Intertwined ft.
Paloma Tahn, Esther Young, Kristina Robertson

6 pm  / $15 adv / $20 door
21+ with ID

Get tickets at hotelutah.com
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Join us as we celebrate the universality of the human experience through the diverse lenses of three Asian-American women and celebrate AAPI month in May!

Coming off of a sold-out debut in Mountain View last March celebrating Women's History Month and International Women's Day, Yours and Mine, Intertwined is evolving and making its SF debut at the historic landmark venue Hotel Utah.

Produced by Paloma Tahn, Yours and Mine, Intertwined is a unique story-telling collaboration between singer-songwriters Paloma Tahn and Esther Young and poet Kristina Robertson.  Weaving song and poetry together, the show compares and contrasts stories of love, loss, healing, and self-discovery.

Paloma Tahn is a singer-songwriter based in the SF South Bay, known for her powerful and expressive vocal chops with R&B and blues influences such as Alicia Keys, Sara Bareilles, and Fiona Apple, catchy song-writing, piercing lyrics, and soulful melodies, backed by her classical training in piano. Spanning heartbreak, self-love, and relationships on guitar, piano, and electronic sounds, Paloma's songs have variety for everyone.  
https://www.instagram.com/paloma.tahn/

Esther Young writes and performs lyrically rich, ethereal indie-folk music to highlight the power of honest storytelling. As a community engagement organizer and event host, she facilitates and works with artists and organizations who serve and represent East and Downtown San Jose. As a freelance writer, she profiles artists for Content Magazine and covers weekly events for Metro San Jose.
https://www.instagram.com/eestarrious/

Kristina Robertson is a spoken word performer, writer, and arts advocate in San Jose, California. She has competed in 2 national poetry competitions, and curated and hosted several spoken word events in the South and East Bay. Her work has appeared in multiple online/literary magazines, anthologies, and podcast publications. She currently co-produces Chopsticks Alley Art's CreativiTea Open Mic which features AAPI artists of all creative genres.