The RHODE ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY Auction Is Officially Open! So what are you waiting for?…Bid Now! Place Your Bid. Whether you’re looking for something unique for yourself, searching for a gift for a special someone, or looking to add a little adventure to your life, you’re sure to find something in our auction. Every bid helps
TEN MILE RIVER RAMBLES OLD TOWN CONFLUENCE FIRST CHURCH IN OLD ATTLEBOROUGH BY DON DOUCETTE I’ve always been interested with the thought of the earliest proprietors settling the original Old Town neighborhood, chose in fact to put down roots at the combined eastern base of Red Rock Hill and Walnut Hill near the early precinct
Southeastern Massachusetts Learn along with WAA as we explore environmental justice and issues of equity, diversity and inclusion in water conservation and watershed health in preparation for our March 2021 conference on these topics. Each month at our meetings we will hear from a Southeastern Massachusetts neighbor from a group historically underrepresented in watershed
“Sculpture on the Lawn” an outdoor exhibit on the front lawns of Colt School, Linden Place and the Bradford-Dimond-Norris House, Hope Street, Bristol, RI Memorial – Labor Day 2020 BRISTOL—The Bristol Art Museum is featuring “Sculpture on the Lawn” organized by guest curator Rob Lorenson, an outdoor exhibit opening with works by Michael Cochran, Mike Hansel, Rob
Juried Artist Members EXHIBIT Launching IN-GALLERY June 5th & VIRTUAL GALLERY June 9th North Kingstown (RI) Wickford Art Association (WAA) will feature the work of seven of our JuriedArtist-Members: Sharon Alemany, Jodi Brown, Bonnie Jaffe, Paul Mello, Hiroko Shikashio, Frances Topping, and Cindy Wilson in an exclusive exhibit of a collection of their work.
ANNUAL SPRING FUNDRAISER The Rhode Island Historical Society will host their annual Spring fundraiser reimagined as a virtual event titled “Showtime on the Homefront: A Spring Forward Fallback Event” on Thursday, May 28th from 6-8 pm. RHODE ISLAND–Join the Rhode Island Historical Society for “Showtime on the Homefront: A Spring Forward Fallback Event”.
The Newport Historical Society Requests Children’s Help Completing the Covid-19 Archival Record Newport, RI (May 2020) – As part of our mission to preserve Newport’s history for future generations, we are looking to create a snapshot of this moment from the perspective of those often underrepresented in the historical record: Children. To that end, the
Virtual Q&A Happy Hour Series Continues Featuring Local Artist & Non-Profit Leader WOONSOCKET, R.I. – Q&A and Cocktails, a free virtual happy hour featuring talkbacks with experts from Rhode Island’s heritage, arts, culture, and business sectors, continues on Friday, May 15 at 5:30pm with an exploration of the intersection of art and advocacy. Join Paul Cote, abstract
Prophet About the Wilderness Doc Robbins once proposed in his prophetic writings that Attleboro was to the local native peoples “a backwater” hunting and gathering area – that there existed a close association with native peoples living primarily along the shores of Narragansett Bay with the ability of ready access to this wilderness hunting ground.
MOVEMENT & MUSIC May 8 – 8:30-9:30 am Online: Yoga for Wise Warriors! With Lees Yunits Lees teaches yoga to beginners and advanced, to the stressed and to the curious, to retirees, young mothers and fathers, artists, businesswomen and men. Everyone benefits from stretching, breathing and meditating. $15. Register GOURMET TAKE OUT May 15 Pick up between 4-6pm Menu: