Author and local historian Janet Lisle will detail the lives of a close-knit group of 19th-century women living at the corner of West Main and Swamp Roads, who, despite their youth, led Little Compton’s abolition efforts in the century’s early decades.
Join the Rhode Island Historical Preservation & Heritage Commission every Saturday in September at 1:00 pm for a 60-minute Heritage Virtual Celebration on Zoom. Each week we will feature “Heritage Highlights” from cultural performance groups, heritage museums, cultural organizations, hands-on activities like crafts, cooking, and more! Join weekly by using this link below and Passcode: […]
Have ideas for a project related to cultural, historical, or civic engagement? Want to learn more about what Rhode Island Council for the Humanities does, and what we fund? All are welcome to join Humanities Council staff members to learn all about the grant application process and ask any questions you might have. These free […]
Have ideas for a project related to cultural, historical, or civic engagement? Want to learn more about what Rhode Island Council for the Humanities does, and what we fund? All are welcome to join Humanities Council staff members to learn all about the grant application process and ask any questions you might have. These free […]
Have ideas for a project related to cultural, historical, or civic engagement? Want to learn more about what Rhode Island Council for the Humanities does, and what we fund? All are welcome to join Humanities Council staff members to learn all about the grant application process and ask any questions you might have. These free […]
