Gallery X will host "WORD IS BOND: A Griot’s Tribute to Everett Hoagland" on Thursday, August 14 at 5:30 p.m. The evening will honor Hoagland’s life through poetry, storytelling, and reflection. Hoagland, who died on July 5 at 82, was New Bedford’s first Poet Laureate and a respected voice in American literature. He taught for […]
Poets, spoken word artists, and fans can share original work or favorite pieces in an open mic format on the last Wednesday of each month. Hosted by Kate Frazer Rego, […]
Mark your calendars for the first poetry night at the gallery in New Bedford. The event will begin with a lineup of featured poets, followed by an open mic. New and established poets are encouraged to participate. Limited slots available. Interested poets should arrive early to sign up. Doors open at 6:30p.m. Some light refreshments, […]
Prize-winning regional poets will read their work Sunday, Oct. 19, at 2 p.m. at the Mattapoisett Library. Featured poet Margot Wizansky will share selections from her latest collection, "Random Music […]
Published poets Vivian Eyre, John Heavey, Eileen Paccia, Susan Pizzolato, Elizabeth Sylvia, and Margot Wizansky read their original work.
Wild Hearts Open Mic is scheduled for Friday, Dec. 19, at Wild Heart Herb House with a winter solstice theme. A guided meditation and cleansing ritual led by Nico begins at 6:30 p.m. in the gardens. Poetry follows indoors, with a bonfire outside. A warm jacket is recommended. The open mic is laid back and […]
On the third Wednesday of each month, the Underground Railroad Café & Gallery hosts The GRIOT's CORNER, a creative space for writers. This open mic and workshop event invites poets, essayists, storytellers, rappers, and playwrights to share their work, receive feedback, and connect with fellow writers. Led by Mwalim, an award-winning author and professor at […]
Burns Night brings a wee bit of Scotland to Davoll’s General Store on Sunday, Jan. 25, starting at 5 p.m. The celebration honors Robert Burns through Scottish fare, poetry, and bagpipes. A traditional Burns Supper brings together music, verse, and time-honored customs. Kilts are encouraged.
The People’s Poetry is a free, open forum for poets, spoken word artists, and poetry enthusiasts to share original work and readings that inspire them. Meetings are held at the New Bedford Art Museum on the last Wednesday of each month.
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