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 […]
Museum & Public Library Offer Free Educational Reading Challenge for Students & Families The Museum of Work and Culture and the Woonsocket Harris Public Library are excited to announce the start of their first Rhode Island History Reading Challenge for students and families from across the region. Beanstack is the platform for our new Rhode Island […]
THE WILBURY THEATRE GROUP and WATERFIRE PROVIDENCE present FIRE FLOWERS AND A TIME MACHINE (FLORES DE FUEGO Y UNA MÁQUINA DEL TIEMPO) Presented October 1-17 outdoors at the WaterFire Arts Center and the nearby American Locomotive Works campus, ‘Fire Flowers’ is a bilingual performance event directed by Shey Rivera Ríos and featuring work from fifteen performance artists on topics […]
YOUR LAST VISIT FOR THE SEASON Kim Peranzi teaching at Hornbine School The Hornbine School Museum is a one room school house (1846 – 1937) LOCATED at 144 Hornbine Road in Rehoboth. We will be open for the last time this season between 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. this Sunday. FOLLOW us on Facebook […]
STAGES OF FREEDOM Join us for a free virtual talk with Pulitzer Prize winner Dr. David Blight, whose book, Frederick Douglass: Prophet of Freedom, is being made into a major motion picture, as he explores Douglass’ long & little-known relationship with Rhode Island. The event concludes with a spiritual sung by the Schiller Chorus. A […]
Hello friend, GINA RAIMONDO There’s a lot going on these days, and it’s easy to miss things. That’s why I wanted to put together a quick recap for you of the new announcements from the past week. If you know someone who wants to stay up-to-date on the latest measures Rhode Island is taking […]
Providence Stormwater Innovation Center to Host Rain Harvest Arts Festival at Roger Williams Park A community celebration of water quality and habitat improvements October 3, 2020; 9:00 am to 5:00 pm* Roger Williams Park, 1000 Elmwood Avenue, Providence, RI Festival Information at Boathouse Lawn Free and Open to the Public Providence, R.I. – Join a […]
