Presented by The Wilbury Theatre Group in collaboration with WaterFire Providence, FRINGEPVD The Providence Fringe Festival® has traditionally brought hundreds of theatre, music, dance, and multimedia performing artists to the Olneyville neighborhood of Providence. In light of COVID-related closures to performance spaces, the 2020 Festival will feature performances from around the country streamed through the Wilbury Group […]
Little Compton Historical Society's Annual Meeting will take place on Zoom this year. The program will begin with a 15-minute business meeting and the election of officers and board members followed by our annual lecture. Annual Lecture featuring Professor Charlotte Carrington-Farmer, Associate Professor of History, Roger Williams University. Roger Williams Had a Wife? Who was […]
This summer, What Cheer Writers Club and The Avenue Concept teamed up to create writing prompts based on four works of public art in Providence. At this virtual showcase, local writers come together online to share stories, poems, and essays created in response to the artwork. Join us to learn more about Providence murals and […]
Stages of Freedom and Jazz is a Rainbow present "Aretha: Queen of Soul," a virtual tribute concert with eleven talented teens and professional musicians. Live on Facebook and YouTube Friday, August 14th at 6pm. The show, rehearsed for two weeks on Zoom, was written and musically directed by Michael Palter and Lynne Jackson, and artistically […]
The Museum of Work & Culture is excited to launch a free, bi-weekly virtual summer education series, Hands-on History: Summer Spotlight Rhode Island, for ages 4-7, beginning Tuesday, July 7 at 9:30am. Each week will feature a different aspect of Rhode Island’s performing arts history, with registered families receiving all necessary materials in a pre-emailed packet. […]
Podcasting 101 is currently an online class focused on providing an introduction to podcasting and offering tips for recording from home. The class will be held online via Zoom every third Thursday of the month from 6-8pm.
The Museum of Work & Culture will be hosting its annual Labor Day festivities online this year, with a series of pre-recorded presentations and film screenings. Programs will be released daily at 10am on the Museum’s Facebook page beginning on Thursday, September 3 through Labor Day, Monday September 7. Events will include: Thursday, September 3: […]
The Museum of Work & Culture will be hosting its annual Labor Day festivities online this year, with a series of pre-recorded presentations and film screenings. Programs will be released daily at 10am on the Museum’s Facebook page beginning on Thursday, September 3 through Labor Day, Monday September 7. Events will include: Thursday, September 3: […]
Tomaquag Museum Presents: Quarantine Creatives: A Virtual Interview with Indigenous Artist Dawn Spears, the first event in the museum's Native Artist Interview Series.