Friends of East Providence Public Library Louise Paiva, Book Sale Chair 401-742-2751 Holiday Book Sale at East Providence Libraries Holiday Book Sale at Weaver & Riverside Branch Library Everything holiday in print, music and video on sale at local libraries Everyone has a favorite holiday story. The Friends of the East Providence Public Library have […]
EARLY NOVEMBER EVENTS Art Reception for “BRAVE: 40 Women Over 40, Life on Their Terms” Bass River Arts Campus Sat, Nov 16, 5-7pm. Join Eastham Portrait Photographer, Sandra Costello, for her exhibit: “BRAVE: 40 Women Over 40, Life on Their Terms” in the Constantinidis Great Hall Gallery from Nov 12-16. This collection of portraits and stories celebrates […]
The Mighty Wurlitzer An instrument of majestic proportions One-Time Gift Monthly Gift 10,000 hours of work. 2,495 pipes. One man’s dream turned into a magnificent piece of living history. About the Mighty Wurlitzer Wurlitzer Events The Organ Team The Mighty Wurlitzer, assembled and gifted to the theatre by Donald Phipps, is recognized as one of […]
The Greening of Antarctica Pravit Kochar October 31, 2024 Red and green algae color the snow on Half Moon Island off Antarctica. Credit: Paul Seligman, FlickrCC. Dear EarthTalk: Is the so-called “greening” of Antarctica as its ice melts actually helping to prevent climate change given that plant life absorbs and stores carbon? – W.P. Smith, […]
ARCTIC VOICES November 14 – February 23, 2025 The New Bedford Art Museum in partnership with the New Bedford Free Public Library and Look North Gallery presents: Arctic Voices, an exhibition representing artistic responses to the arctic region across time and cultures. Abraham Anghik RubenStudy for Arctic Apocalypse nbam 1 The exhibition offers a range […]
Sunday, Nov 10, 2024 11:00am–3:00pm Plimoth Grist Mill Join us for Grain Fest at the Plimoth Grist Mill and let your curiosity pop with kernels of knowledge. In the past, grains such as corn and wheat went from farm, to mill, to table. Today, the Plimoth Grist Mill works with local and regional partners to […]
OP ED: Rhode Island’s Political Stockholm Syndrome: Time to Snap Out of It? By House Minority Leader Michael W. Chippendale Michael W. Chippendale At a press conference earlier this year about the failed Washington Bridge, Rhode Island’s Democratic leaders had a simple message for voters: “We need money for this bridge—vote Democrat, because Republican’s can’t help.” […]
RIPTA Service to Run Holiday Schedule in Observance of Veterans Day, Monday, November 11, 2024 Free Bus Service for All Local Veterans on Veterans Day and to WaterFire – A Salute to Veterans on November 2 Providence, Rhode Island – The Rhode Island Public Transit Authority (RIPTA) will offer free service on Veterans Day, Monday, November […]
