Saturday, July 25, 2026

DOWNTOWN

Visit Downtown Windows On Pawtucket October is Arts and Humanities Month, something so vital in these times. In support of the month Rhode Island State Council on the Arts is asking that we help celebrate and honor the arts and artists in our communities. For this newsletter, we are shining a light on the project conceived by […]

CAFFINE CRAWL THRU THE VALLEY

Join us on a Caffeine Crawl through the Valley Installment #1 We read with great interest a recent article in Travel & Leisure about the benefits of getting out and exploring the world around you, even if that means “rediscovering what’s so special about your own hometown, city or region.” So following along on the heels of National Coffee […]

PR WORKS: UPDATE YOUR PHOTO FILE ON LINKEDIN?

Feel Good Friday Newsletter In this weekly ezine, we’ll profile some of the good things PR Works clients are doing in response to the COVID-19 crisis. DEBI CRAMER This week’s profile is on Debi Cramer of Thirty-Eighth Avenue Photography and their “Ugly LinkedIn Profile Photo Contest.   Is your LinkedIn profile photo ugly?   Yes, that’s […]

“UNITED WE BARGAIN. DIVIDED WE BEG.”

Museum of Work & Culture to Host Latest Exhibit by Artist Zach Horn (WOONSOCKET, R.I.) – The Museum of Work & Culture will host a virtual gallery talk with artist Zach Horn on Wednesday, October 21 at 7pm, as part of United We Bargain, Divided We Beg, a 10-week exhibition featuring Horn’s paintings and sculptures […]

THE ART OF COOKING

THE MUSE: CULTURAL CENTER OF CAPE COD “The kitchen” is an affectionate nickname for the percussion section of the orchestra. Presumably so named due to the multitude of weird and wonderful instruments with which to make the magic happen. When you step into a well-appointed kitchen—surrounded by a different multitude of instruments, with the potential […]

ATTLEBORO PUBLIC LIBRARY

2020 NEA BIG READ: Attleboro – Circe Scavenger Hunt at the Land Trust & More! ATTLEBORO – Circe, the lead character in this year’s Attleboro NEA Big Read novel “Circe” by Madeline Miller, endures a lot of stress and pain during her travails. She should have had access to Dr. Jim Guo. In a NEA […]

KELLEY LENNON SINGS

Happy Friday! Here’s to the end of another week and the start of the weekend! And it’s even better when it’s the beginning of a LONG weekend! So if you are fortunate enough to get that extra day, I hope you enjoy it. Plus, it’s going to be beautiful fall weather too! Thank you for […]

ARTS CAPE COD

New England’s First Classical Open Mic  An “Open Mic” is for popular music only, right? WRONG!     Open Mic Classical is a new experience in classical music, helping our community’s musicians share their music with a friendly, and supportive audience. Classical musicians of all ages and levels are welcome.    CARL GUTOWSKI Open Mic Classical […]