The LGBTQ+ community has a long history of turning to the arts as a means to cope and to express joy. Phoenix is a haven for ...

"Sexual violence, sexist violence, racist violence, all kinds." For Belgian slam poet Lisette Lombé, poetry as an art form ... from Maya Angelou’s famous poem “Still I Rise” Maya Angelou ...

In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, there’s a Viva Central Block Party, Rhythm N’ Spice Hot Sauce ...

Poetry Slam Adult Skate begins at 9:30 p.m. Friday, April 25. Admission for this 18-and-older event is $15. Skate rental is $6 ($7 for rollerblades). To sign up and recite a poem (no more than two ...

Poets and students gathered to share an hour of spoken poetry that highlighted the different experiences and identities of the poets present on April 22 in the Social Justice Intercultural ...

Poetry Slam Adult Skate begins at 9:30 p.m. Friday, April 25. Admission for this 18-and-older event is $15. Skate rental is $6 ($7 for rollerblades). To sign up and recite a poem (no more than two), ...

Yuuri Miki reads her poems with a fierceness ... voice that cuts like a knife. Reading poetry aloud is an art, a skill that made her Japan national slam poetry champion twice, in 2017 and 2018.

Poetry combined with hip-hop ... Ysabella Villaflor, a seventh grader from Bowman Ash Doolin K-8 performing her Piano Slam poem about Miami on The Adrienne Arsht Center stage last year.

The Rise Up Foundation hosted an event at Lincoln University in recognition of Denim Day on Wednesday Evening.

19—BEMIDJI — Slam poetry is a form of catharsis for Claire ... each poet arrived with three prepared poems under three minutes of reading time each. Judges selected from the audience gave ...

uplifting poems, or big surprises. At a March 5 freshman poetry slam at McDaniel, one student wrote about salmon. “You just never know what they’re thinking about.” And while Sullivan says ...

I remember one of the first times reading a poem on stage at Portland Poetry Slam… still remember my hand shaking with the page. Miller: All right, let’s have a listen. This one, there’s no ...