5 things to do this weekend, including jazz from the Gregory Groover Quintet and ‘The Art of Burning’ at the Huntington:
Last weekend was a long and busy one. The unveiling of a new statue honoring Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King has been the talk around town for the past few days. If you want to continue engaging in Black art this weekend, check out the Dot Jazz music series' opening performance at Peabody Hall with saxophonist Gregory Grover. LaTasha Barnes’ “The Jazz Continuum,” a performance that links Black art from the past to the present, also takes place this weekend.
The series will produce five live shows at All Saints Church’s Peabody Hall in Boston. The first Dot Jazz concert will take place this week, featuring tenor saxophonist Gregory Groover. The musician has toured around the world and shared the stage with artists like Terri Lyne Carrington, Patrice Rushen and Danilo Pérez. Groover explores Black religious music traditions.
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