103 things to do
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Join Councilwoman Althea Graves as she discusses topics and concerns that impact the neighborhood. \n

Grab your boo or bestie and get dirty together during this one-time, beginner-friendly pottery class at Long Live Beerworks in Providence! Or come alone and make some new friends

The Culture Symposium focuses on cultural and community connections expressed though storytelling arts that have historically shaped and formed the essence of our neighborhoods; our Library(ies)...

History is a Catastrophe?. for the launch of The Imagined New ( or what happens when History is a Catastrophe?)book by Professor Anthony Bogues, Asa Messer Professor of Humanities and Critical Theor..

The Brown University Ghanaian Drumming and Dancing Ensemble performs their in Riley Hall Lindemann Performing Arts Center at 7pm The Ensemble is

April is Financial Literacy Month… If your credit report shows a history of debt problems or contains errors, consider using these guidelines to “clean it up.” \n

March to Power: How Congress Paved the Way. OP Jindal Distinguished Lecture with reception to follow. Commentators: Prerna Singh, Brown University Irfan Nooruddin, Georgetown University Atul Kohli i..

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Explore the impact Art and Books have had on our communities’ most influential individuals, for Conversations at Knight! April’s special guest is Juan Pichardo. \n

Upcoming Show Saturday, 00pm St. Martin’s Episcopal Church 50 Orchard Av Providence , RI Admission: Suggested Admission: General Children & Students Free A Event

mornings from 10:30-11 for storytime! We will read 2-3 books and sing some songs! Children and their caregivers welcome. \n

The month-long exhibition, ART is Everywhere, brings the essence of Rhode Island PBS‘ short-video series ART inc. from the screen to the gallery at the WaterFire Arts Center. Delving into the...

Computers are off lighting is dimmed, we ask caregivers to keep phones away. \n

other nations about healthcare costs, access, and quality?. for an engaging and thought-provoking panel titled “ Lessons from Abroad: What can Rhode Island learn from other nations about...

The mystical and magical take over the greenhouses for and community event. This annual event is perfect for old and young alike. Over 6500 people attend to be inspired with these whimsical...

Have fun while decorating a paper lantern with watercolor paints! \n

Curated by Melaine Ferdinand-King, PhD Candidate in Art Jamal” is a creative companion to the biographical “ Jamal: A Portrait of Mass Incarceration” exhibit on view at the John Hay Library...

Let’s learn the basics step-by-step together in a safe and welcoming environment! Reference Librarian Leah will lead a class for complete beginners and those wanting to dust off their skills....