The Sowams Heritage Area Project invites children and their parents to enjoy a free presentation of Pokanoket Tribal history and traditions at the following locations: Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:00-2:00 p.m. at the Rogers Free Library, 525 Hope St, Bristol, RI Tuesday, May 7, 2019, 3:30-4:30 p.m. at the East Providence Public Library, 41 Grove […]
This September, Logan Hinderliter, Associate Director of Grants & Partnerships, will present three workshops to share information about upcoming major and mini grant opportunities for nonprofit organizations and individual researchers. The workshops will cover the Council’s funding opportunities, grantmaking processes, and share best practices for developing robust evaluation plans. -East Greenwich, Rhode Island -Wednesday, September […]
Living Literature's presentation of Bryan Stevenson's JUST MERCY, explores the human dynamics of poor, wrongly condemned individuals and those who struggle to help them. The presentation is intended for both those who have and those who have not read the book.
Have ideas for a new public humanities project? Join the Rhode Island Council for the Humanities for a free workshop to learn about upcoming major and mini grant opportunities for nonprofit organizations and individual researchers planning public programs in the humanities. Attend one of four workshops across the state to answer your questions about funding opportunities […]
Join fellow community members and enjoy a performance by Living Literature! This year's performance is based on the Reading Across Rhode Island selection, The Wright Brothers by Pulitzer Prize-winning author David McCullough. Living Literature is a collective of RI-based performing artists, who have been celebrating the written word through readers-theatre style performances of non-dramatic literature, since its […]
