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‘Words Matter’: Two photography exhibits show the power of words to harm and heal
Alan Cumming on his love of cabaret and his unlikely collaboration with NPR’s Ari Shapiro
Studio Session: Providence musician Asher White explores city streets, salvaged sounds on ‘New Excellent Woman’
From Hawaiian folk to barbershop quartets, Providence Porchfest presents a “musical bar crawl” through local music
‘Sweeney Todd’ hits the right balance of dark and fun at Trinity Rep
Feminist art history meets 60s girl groups in original musical at the Wilbury
Rhode Island high school student wins national poetry competition
Newport Art Museum weaves textiles and apparel in two outstanding exhibitions
‘Being Thunder’ – Sherenté Harris’ journey as a two-spirit Narragansett dancer
Andy Grover shows his love of RI historic buildings with Lego models
Local author’s new book examines the life and influence of wrestling CEO Vince McMahon
The New Bedford Art Museum is filled with sound for its latest exhibition
Studio Session: Roz Raskin on self-healing and Nova One’s latest album, ‘Create Myself’
‘The Inferior Sex’ brings the spirit of ‘72 to Trinity Rep
Portuguese film series highlights stories of life under the authoritarian Estado Novo regime
Afghan refugees bring their handicrafts to New Bedford library
Personal stories told through dance at the Motion State Dance Festival
‘Harnessing Color’ brings sunshine to the Jamestown Arts Center
Oral history project shares the stories of Latino communities in Rhode Island
Festival Ballet celebrates the spirit of ‘78
Studio Session: Musician Jake Blount’s Afrofuturist vision of a post climate-change world
RISD’s new president is a poet with a passion for the arts and education
Rhode Island Philharmonic and Youth Orchestra play together with a powerful sound
Three performers own the stage in ‘Faith Healer’ at the Gamm Theatre
Funda Fest celebrates history and the art of Black storytelling
The radio version of a Christmas classic told on the Gamm stage
Craftland celebrates 20 years as a home for art and handmade crafts
Pandemic redefined how Providence Community Libraries serve the public
The myths and history of the first Thanksgivings
The Dirt Palace turns historic Wedding Cake House into a home for artists and visitors alike
As industry crumbles, friends collide in ‘Sweat’ at The Gamm
“What Problem?” explores isolation and community through movement at the Vets
Artscape: URI Guitar Festival returns, Oct. 20-23
Artscape: New book highlights stories of journalists with dyslexia
Filmmakers remix the past for the Rhode Island Historical Society’s Archive Remix Film Festival
Two plays bring the past into the present
Gallery openings at AS220 include an update on “Seeing Providence Chinatown”
Rhythm and Roots Festival is saved by new owners
A new mural brings beauty and safety to the Broad Street cultural corridor
Warren Folks Fest brings the East Bay community together
New exhibit highlights stories of Latino communities in Rhode Island
Manny Ramirez and Miriam Cruz headline Dominican Parade and Festival this weekend
RI Philharmonic Conductor Bramwell Tovey remembered for connecting the community through music
Lynne McCormack, new director of the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts
This weekend: New Bedford Folk Festival and Newport Live
Shelter from the elements and injustice at DATMA
Rhode Island PrideFest returns; ‘Fairview’ lulls the audience with sitcom humor before implicating the ‘white gaze’
PVD Fest 2022 brings music, footwork and spectacle to downtown Providence
Wilbury Theatre’s ‘Natasha, Pierre’ – an incredibly moving electro-pop musical
Contemporary art, music, food and the semiotics of cod at Fabric Fall River
Chapman Cycles and the art of the custom bicycle
PVD Cello Fest celebrates the beauty and versatility of the cello
RI Poet Laureate Tina Cane reflects on ‘The Year of the Murder Hornet’
RISD Black Biennial envelops the viewer with the work of nearly 80 artists
With ‘Seeing Providence Chinatown’ Jeffrey Yoo Warren creates a virtual neighborhood for a forgotten enclave
Il Cine Ritrovato returns, in person, to Brown
A pandemic love story from 1892
The Gamm’s ‘An Octoroon’ hopes to be uncomfortable and joyous
Festival Ballet and Big Nazo collaborate on a fresh look for this year’s ‘Nutcracker’
A handmade blanket by Lizzy Dargie offers no warmth, no comfort
A homecoming for The Slip this Friday
‘Lifted’ – an Icarus tale of dysfunction and trauma
URI Guitar Festival 2021
Facts, truth, and ‘A Lie Agreed Upon’ at the Gamm
George Wein remembers Bob Dylan’s electric moment at the Newport Folk Festival
Intimate portraits and a witness to history
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Rev. Sekou brings Delta blues, soul and gospel to Woonsocket’s River Island Park
Rhode Island filmmaker documents “Last Ice Area”
Festival Ballet emerges on stage for the first time since March 2020
Art kits for Providence students help keep the creativity going
PVDFest was cancelled this summer, but public artworks like ‘Three Sisters’ bring life to downtown Providence
WaterFire Providence honors the thousand Rhode Islanders who have died from COVID-19
Artists turn plywood covered windows into community canvas
After-school arts programs find creative ways to make art at a distance
Whaling Museum offers ‘museum from home’ with resources for parents, youth and more
newportFILM finds a way to bring film series to your home
Artists & Performers Struggle In A World Where Everything Is Canceled
History Of Gun Violence Resonates With Today In Gamm’s ‘Assassins’
Revolutionary Fervor Resonates With Today In Trinity Rep’s ‘A Tale Of Two Cities’
Dan Wood Finds A Creative New Use For Linotype, The Machine That Revolutionized Printing
Angélique Kidjo Puts Afropop Back Into Talking Heads’ Classic And Chris Difford of Squeeze Talks About Songwriting
Film Fest Brings Movies That Will Make Kids Laugh And Think
PVD Cello Festival Highlights Sounds Beyond The Classical
Peek Behind The Curtains, Climb Into The Booth, And Learn The Ropes At PPAC This Saturday
Dorothy Day Combined Traditional Catholicism And Radical Politics
Parkists-In-Residence Bring Art To An Historic Home in Hopkins Park
‘How Many Bushels Am I Worth?’ Opens At AS220
Local Ecologies At UMass Dartmouth
Kirsten Evans And Alban Costello From Festival Ballet's 'Nutcracker'
Public Shop & Gallery Is A New Home For Art, Culture And Community
Fraser Smith’s Memoir “The Daily Miracle”
Music Infrastructure And The Night Time Economy
“From The Inside Out” – A Collaboration Of Musical ‘Soul Partners’
500 Years Of Hidden History In “Children Of The Inquisition”
From Rubble-filled Brownfield To Woonasquatucket Adventure Park
ReSeeding The City: Ethnobotony In The Urban
Tovey’s “Urban Runway” Leads RI Philharmonic Concerts This Weekend
Hill House Haunting Comes To Woonsocket
“Unpolished Legacies” – Artists Interpret What Gorham Left Behind