Museum of Work & Culture Offers Virtual Children’s Baking Workshop with Wright’s Dairy & Bakery WOONSOCKET, R.I. – The Museum of Work & Culture will offer its annual Children’s Baking Workshop with Wright’s Dairy Farm & Bakery this year in a virtual format with curbside pickup bakers kits. This year’s workshop will be held on […]
A Civic Conversation What should be part of a patriotic education? The latest in a series about civil discourse with the Newport Historical Society Newport, RI – Join the Newport Historical Society for a Civic Conversation to discuss the topic “What should be part of a patriotic education,” on Thursday, October 29, 2020 from 5-6:30pm, virtually on […]
Iris: the flower with a message The Iris is not only unique; you could even call it magical. It can be found in every color of the rainbow including the most stunning color of all: blue. Did you know that there are both large-flowering and small-flowering irises? Rainbow The name ‘iris’ is Greek for ‘rainbow’. […]
2020 NEA BIG READ: Attleboro – Anime, Witches, Mythology & Virtual Art Extended. ATTLEBORO – Witches have been persecuted since the Bronze Age but, you’ll learn in a NEA Big Read virtual lecture Wednesday, Sept. 30, not all witches are “bad.” And witchcraft is relevant to current world events. ELLEN Ellen Evert Hopman, an […]
2019 ANNUAL REPORT | September 22, 2020 Dear Friend, 2019 will be remembered as the year that we renovated the studio and adapted our programs to a year-round cycle. Its lasting impact carried us into a new decade, flush with opportunity and possibility for the arts, economic, environmental and social justice. Please take a moment to […]
DEM HOSTS VIRTUAL WILDLIFE OUTREACH PROGRAMS THIS FALL PROVIDENCE – The Department of Environmental Management (DEM) Division of Fish and Wildlife will be hosting a variety of virtual outreach programs this fall, in partnership with several libraries. These programs aim to spread awareness of wildlife management and conservation efforts across the state in a fun, interactive setting. The […]
Pawtucket Continues Initiatives to Bring Public Art into Its Neighborhoods “Support, Honor, Respect, and Inspire” by Jennifer Boyle Hebda 390 Pine Street PAWTUCKET – Pawtucket’s Advisory Commission on Arts and Culture, working through its public art subcommittee, continues efforts to transform various public infrastructure located throughout city neighborhoods in colorful urban canvases. Perhaps the most noticeable […]
Connecticut Landmarks presents: “history in aCTion” New virtual series hosted by the Hempsted Houses will explore the history of environmental racism and abolition. New London , CT – Connecticut Landmarks’ Hempsted Houses will host a new multi-part history in aCTion virtual event series on topics surrounding racial trauma, environmental racism, and abolition. The series will premiere […]
