New Hope is 40 Years Old They Celebrated by Moving into a New Facility New Hope commemorated the beginning of its fifth decade by moving into its new facility at 247 Maple Street in Attleboro. New Hope is an organization dedicated to ending the cycle of domestic and sexual violence. Expanding services and an expanding […]
Get ready for October 1st! Upcoming Grant writing and Budget Workshops Fall 2019 Grants are now open! Deadline is October 1st. You can apply for grants in the following programs this fall: Project Grants for Individuals Fellowships (Choreography, Drawing & Printmaking, Music Composition, New Genres, Painting) Project Grants in Education Project Grant in Education for […]
EarthTalk® From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Dear EarthTalk: What’s the background of the controversy over whether to allow development of a big copper and gold mine near Alaska’s Bristol Bay? — C. Karo, Pittsburgh, PA Environmentalists, fishermen and Native Americans breathed a sigh of relief in 2014 when the Obama […]
Calling All Alumni: Move-In can be a Bear! Fall Move-In is just around the corner! Volunteer today. We are looking for faculty, staff, students and alumni members to volunteer their time to the 2019 Bear Brigade. You will greet students and families, offer directions or provide actual move-in support to students starting the semester at Bridgewater […]
Massachusetts Lobstermen Test Ropeless Fishing Gear to Save Right Whales Jenn Stanley-Commonwealth News Service BOSTON – Researchers say conservationists and the fishing industry must work together to save the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale. Only about 400 of these whales are left living in the wild, and scientists say human activity is to blame. […]
Register Now for These Great Events! Sons of Providence Book Discussion Join us for a lively discussion on Charles Rappleye’s compelling book about the famed Brown Brothers of Providence and the slave trade. View a pop-up exhibit on a newly discovered 1763 letter from John Brown about the purchase of a “negro” woman and […]
TAYLOR MAC: A 24-Decade History of Popular Music (Abridged) Equal parts community organizer, Elizabethan fool and bedazzled bon vivant, Taylor Mac is recognized as one of the most exciting voices in contemporary theater, and hailed for engaging diverse audiences. The Pulitzer Prize for Drama finalist and Tony-nominated theater artist chronicles an unseen history of […]
IN CONVERSATION WITH ANTHONY TOMASELLI words wine and artistic wisdom from one of our current exhibition’s finest Thursday August 22nd 6 pm seating is limited, reserve now 401.816.0999 WELCOME BACK! continues thru September 2
