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‘Merging Roots’: Combining Cuban, Puerto Rican, and New Orleans jazz at Summer Beats

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Teatro en El Verano explores the ultimate bargain in ‘¡Que Diablos! Fausto,’ a bilingual ‘Doctor Faustus’

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Ocean State Session: The psychedelic soul of Melo Green

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Sky Kim wins ‘Best Chef Northeast’ for her locally-inspired Korean cuisine

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Providence artist Jordan Seaberry asks: ‘WTF Can Artists Do During a Fascist Takeover?’

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12 summer festivals to check out in Rhode Island and the South Coast

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New documentary tells the emotional story of the people who worked for decades to pass the ADA

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Loyalists, Patriots and a colossal plaid whale in Newport

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‘Food, art, lawmakers, politicians, law breakers’: Remembering John Rector and Leo’s bar

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New leader at WaterFire hopes to be a bridge to the future

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‘Brave Men as Ever Fought’: Painting depicts the story of Black Revolutionary War soldiers in R.I.

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Dissonance, queer culture, and Providence architecture in artist Ian Cozzens’ prints

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Meet Kwame Dawes, Brown University professor and new poet laureate of Jamaica

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Most people can’t name five women artists. URI art historian wants to change that

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Re-envisioning Shakespearean classics: ‘Fat Ham’ and ‘La Tempestad’

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‘Westerly’s Gold’: New documentary tells the story of soupy sausage

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Meet knifemaker, artist and fishmonger Joyce Kutty

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Series explores French cultural influence in Rhode Island

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UMass Dartmouth’s $660 million problem: preserving its Brutalist campus

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Track 15 food hall will transform Union Station with 7 new restaurants

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Posters display creativity, culture and resistance in ‘Graphic Voices of Latin America’

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Writer and director Dave Solomon on filmmaking and the art of auditioning

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Meet LitArts RI’s new executive director: Christina Bevilacqua

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Studio Session: The earnest shoegaze pop of Rel’s ‘Big Try’

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The Map Center explores the stories, art and creativity of maps

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Electromagnetic Pinball Museum celebrates the game’s history and visceral joy

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‘Weird Island’ podcast spotlights strange stories from the Ocean State

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What are we looking forward to in arts and culture for 2025?

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Studio Session: The ‘unhindered joy,’ community spirit and Ocean State pride of The Vox Hunters

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Bold, complex, and time-intensive ‘painted paper’ at the RISD Museum

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Author Nate DiMeo’s ‘Memory Palace’ conjures imaginary space via real stories

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Studio Session: Traditional Lithuanian folk songs with Dovas and Vija Lietuvninkas

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Finding a ‘third space’ through weaving at the Mount Pleasant Community Library

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Heidi Henderson’s ‘untitled sad piece’ brings contemporary dance to a Rhode Island skating rink

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Breaking down the ballot: What’s in the $10 million arts and culture bond

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The unique Brazilian jazz of world-renowned bandolim innovator Hamilton de Holanda

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‘Walking Rhode Island’: 40 of the best hikes in the Ocean State

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New Community MusicWorks Center is more than a space for making music

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‘Water Brother’ film tells the story of New England surfing and skateboarding legend Sid Abbruzzi

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Studio Session: The Leland Baker Trio’s ‘sacred language’ of jazz and blues

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‘Scandalous Conduct’: Telling the queer history behind the Newport Navy sex scandal of 1919

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Live/work: How the housing shortage threatens Providence’s identity as the ‘creative capital’

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Live/work: How old mill buildings shaped Providence’s 90s art renaissance

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Studio Session: The whimsical three-part harmonies of The Whelks’ ‘Reverse Mermaid’

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El Patio de Comidas: Summer-long celebration of Central American cuisine provides a launch pad for local businesses

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50 years later, revisiting the impact of Newport’s ‘Monumenta’ on public art

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New documentary highlights how North Providence Summer Basketball League transcended racial, class divides

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Kingston Chamber Music Festival will feature world premiere of Jerod Tate’s ‘Woodland Songs’

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Studio Session: Magnolia brings the sound of Cajun Country to Rhode Island

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‘I had five different owners in 18 years’: New book features the story of John Jacobs, who fled slavery and denounced American tyranny

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Not your grandfather’s scrimshaw: Duke Riley engraves pollution scenes on ocean plastic

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Studio Session: Providence hot jazz collective Paper Moon (encore)

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Studio Session: Olivia Dolphin’s piano-driven ‘witch-pop’

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‘God Talks to an Agnostic’ through nature in radio play about family and the Black church

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Artist Bob Dilworth, known for his vibrant, joyful paintings, is honored at 25th Pell Awards

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‘A Name, a Voice, a Life’: New exhibit centers the history and experiences of Black Newporters

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Studio Session: J. Mamana looks inward with hope and grief on ‘For Every Set of Eyes’

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‘Cabinet of curiosities’: A tour of the rare books, art and oddities at the Providence Athenaeum

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In Pawtucket, Gif-O-Graf helps students explore creativity with animation

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Student-curated Black Biennial breaks down walls between RISD and the community

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New biography explores ‘The Life and Line’ of artist and activist Keith Haring

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Studio session: Gian Carlo Buscaglia sings songs of romance and social justice

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As AI evolves, what role will the technology play in the world of art and design?

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Classic New England furniture gets a modern update at O&G Studio in Warren

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Printmaking conference brings pop-up gallery shows across the city including ‘Show Me Your Papers / A Ver, Y Tus Papeles’

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Studio Session: Keith McCurdy of “gothic folk” band Vudu Sister

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Adoption, belonging, and finding your pack in ‘Wolf Play’ at Wilbury Theatre

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James Beard semifinalist Sky Kim brings locally-inspired Korean cuisine to Providence

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Paul Mecurio gives the audience ‘Permission to Speak’ at United Theatre

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Studio Session: Allysen Callery’s quiet, haunting ‘Ghost Folk’

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Rhode Island actor Kali Reis stars in latest season of HBO’s ‘True Detective’

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Art gallery at T.F. Green gives visitors a first impression of the local culture

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Hunky Dory closes after more than 2 years of serving Southern-inspired food – and cultivating a folk music community

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‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf’ at the Gamm is a thrilling experience

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NEH grants $444K to Tomaquag Museum for new home on URI campus in Kingston

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Studio Session: Providence hot jazz collective Paper Moon

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Latino oral history project inspires new play at Trinity

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Holiday favorites with a few twists from local theaters

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Jewish youth reckon with differing narratives about Israel in new documentary ‘Israelism’

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Interview: UMass Dartmouth chancellor sees slim chance of returning to Star Store

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‘Cultures of Seaweed’ run deep at the New Bedford Whaling Museum

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Delightful gallows humor in ‘Hangmen’ at The Gamm Theatre

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Tsugumi Maki envisions a RISD Museum that is more welcoming and inclusive

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Karin Sprague creates gravestones that are works of art and comfort

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Artist Umberto Crenca elevates the commonplace in the neighborhoods of ‘Divine Providence’

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The gospel roots behind Jontavious Willis’ Georgia blues

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Plays from Trinity and Wilbury reexamine the past and imagine the future

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Lily Henley’s new album combines her love of fiddle music and the Ladino language

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Apocalypse survivors reimagine ‘Simpsons’ episode in latest show from Contemporary Theater

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Taposh shares his love of Bengali music with the world

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Edward Bannister, 19th-century Black artist, honored with new statue in Providence

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Tuba Skinny brings New Orleans jazz to Rhythm & Roots Festival

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New Bedford says goodbye to a downtown eccentric

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Why is UMass-Dartmouth leaving the Star Store and how will that affect New Bedford?

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Artist explores ‘intimate bond of freedom and green’ at Simmons Center for the Study of Slavery and Justice

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You can ‘Hear the Mermaids Singing’ at the Kingston Chamber Music Festival this weekend

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Empty downtown facade becomes mural dedicated to summertime in Providence

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‘On the Wall’: A gallery for contemplation and reflection at Providence College

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Local artists celebrate cultural heritage, commemorate the mundane at Providence Biennial for Contemporary Art

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Concerts at the Breakers and free music in the park at Newport Classical Music Festival