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About What's The Word
Currently, What's The Word continues to thrive, with regular events scheduled in major cities across the country. Recent shows have featured a lineup of acclaimed poets and musicians, creating an electrifying atmosphere that encourages audience interaction. As part of their current initiative, What's The Word has also embraced virtual platforms, allowing for broader participation from artists and fans around the globe. Events now often include live-streaming, workshops, and even online open mic nights, providing accessibility to those who may not be able to attend in person. In addition, collaborations with local schools and community organizations have been forged, aiming to engage and educate young people about the importance of artistic expression and storytelling. Upcoming performances will spotlight themes such as resilience, identity, and community, making Every event not just a performance but a celebration of voices that resonate with current societal issues, fostering a space for healing and unity through art.
What's The Word History
What's The Word is a vibrant live event performance that combines elements of music, poetry, and spoken word, celebrating the art of storytelling through rhythm and narrative. The concept arose in the early 2010s when a group of artists sought to create a platform where different forms of artistic expression could intersect. Initially, the events were held in small, intimate venues, fostering a community of local performers and engaged audiences. As the concept grew in popularity, it attracted various artists, including emerging poets, musicians, and visual artists, creating an eclectic mix of performances that resonated with diverse audiences. Over the years, What's The Word has expanded into larger venues and festivals, bringing together performers from various backgrounds and styles, thus enriching the cultural landscape of the performing arts. The movement has been pivotal in inspiring a new generation of artists who leverage their performances to address social issues and personal narratives, all while engaging audiences in thought-provoking experiences.
