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Poly-Groove Records and Cotuit Center for the Arts are teaming up to present the Poly-Groove Revue on Saturday, November 4, featuring an afternoon of Thump & Soul as performed by

A Plymouth-based business, EAV Solutions, has moved from Plymouth into the downtown business district in Buzzards Bay.

If a triple threat in theater is a performer who can act, sing and dance, Mwalim (Morgan James Peters), must be at least a quadruple if not a quintuple threat.

“A Party at the Crossroads” is a work of storytelling and musical theater presented cabaret-style, written and mostly performed by Mwalim and directed by his son, The ZYG 808, running

When Mwalim first performed 'A Party at the Crossroads' as a performance piece in 1996 at the Falmouth Public Library for Black History Month, with a subsequent production in Boston through New African Company, little did he know that the show would become a touring piece that took him around the country to theaters, venues and festivals.

Dolores DaLuz is the keynote speaker at a Hyannis event this Sunday in commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr.

“A-Way with Words,” a Hyannis poetry and music event to remember George Floyd’s murder and the struggle for racial justice, will return Saturday.

Starting as a freshman at Goddard College this fall, The ZYG 808 is already creating and producing music singles and started rapping in eighth grade.

Black Lives Matter poets: Theres no community without unity Performance provides needed context for George Floyd murder Bronwen Howells Walsh The plan is to do whatever I can. ~MaDarrius Maximus Seated on the grass at the Hyannis Village Green last Sunday were about 150 people, all shades and ages, pulled together by the legacy of George Floyd. "Your faces are so beautiful," host, co-organizer and podcaster Tamora Israel told the mostly masked audience. "Today, were here to remember the lif...

Poets and musicians will gather Sunday at the Hyannis Village Green for “A-Way with Words: Spoken Word and Poetry in Solidarity,” a special event in remembrance of George Floyd one year after his murder. “As a person of color, I was trying to think of a way to get our feelings out there, but also how can we heal, and for me that always comes back to creativity. It comes back to art, it comes back to self-expression,” says event organizer Rachael Devaney. “That’s why I thought this w...