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The Rhode Island State Archives will be open for special Independence Day hours.
“The State Archives are the keepers of three beautifully-preserved pieces of American history – Rhode …
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7/2/25
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Treasures Inside the Museum is back for its sixth season, continuing the journey into the hidden backrooms of some of New England’s cherished museums and historic sites. The Boston/New England …
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6/11/25
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“My father made me a list of movies when I was a teenager that I had to see,” Lucas Hallauer told me over the phone from Hartford, Connecticut, where he was starring as Marty McFly in the …
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By DON FOWLER
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6/4/25
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Charlie Chaplin and classical music aren’t often found in the same place, but one of the Little Tramp’s silent comedies will be accompanied by music from Georges Bizet’s opera …
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By MATTHEW LAWRENCE
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5/27/25
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5/21/25
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Music on the Hill string, flute, and marimba ensemble will perform works by Beethoven and Bach at the Warwick Public Library Saturday, May 31 at 2 p.m.
Music on the Hill is a …
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5/21/25
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You On The Moors Now is a literary and theatrical eruption that tears through the narratives of 19th-century heroines with all the subtlety of a battle cry.
It is inspired by four 19th century …
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By IDA ZECCO
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5/14/25
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FirstWorks, a nonprofit dedicated to connecting art with audiences, announced their 2025 Summer Beats Concert Series featuring a lineup of global artists.
“FirstWorks created Summer Beats …
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5/7/25
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The Rhode Island Civic Chorale and Orchestra (RICCO) will present a deeply moving and uniquely beautiful concert featuring two powerful works: Herbert Howells’ Requiem and Maurice …
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5/7/25
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J.L. “Lynn” Singleton, President and CEO of the Providence Performing Arts Center (PPAC), is pleased to announce the Theatre’s 2025/2026 Broadway Season, featuring the Taco and The …
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4/23/25
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Stephen Sondheim's Merrily We Roll Along , original play by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart and book by George Furth is currently being presented by the Community Players of Pawtucket through April …
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By IDA ZECCO
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4/9/25
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April is National Poetry Month, and locally a journal is currently seeking submissions for its first issue. Prudence Dispatch is a family affair—George Shuster is an editor, and his wife …
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By MATTHEW LAWRENCE
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4/2/25
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Ballet RI’s director, Kathleen Breen Combes, describes the exciting “Made on Hope” evening of world premiere choreography at the ballet’s Black Box Theatre on …
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Review by DON FOWLER
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2/19/25
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Rhode Island many scenes within the music community. While there are a ton of bands playing original music, there are others who put their own spin on either classic tunes or contemporary hits.
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By ROB DUGUAY
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2/19/25
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With a couple clicks, it’s easy to access information on the internet. This has its benefits but also has some negatives. For example, information may look credible at first, but they report …
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By ROB DUGUAY
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2/19/25
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A lot of aspects of American culture have either withered away or become modernized over the past few decades, but one of the few that have defied the test of time is comics. Ranging from superheroes …
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By ROB DUGUAY
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2/12/25
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The Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra, with guest conductor, Anna Handler, and guest pianist Awadagin Pratt, will feature Jessie Montgomery’s composition, Rounds on Feb. 14 and Feb. 15. The …
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By IDA ZECCO
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2/12/25
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The Community Outreach Committee of the Providence Performing Arts Center (PPAC) is pleased to announce that applications for the 2025 ARTS Scholarships program are now live at …
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2/5/25
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By DON FOWLER
One of the most familiar pieces in an orchestra’s repertoire, Ravel’s “Bolero,” will be featured at the Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra concert on …
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By DON FOWLER
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2/5/25
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I Hate Hamlet is a sharp, delightful comedy that has all the right ingredients: a dash of Shakespeare, a pinch of New York theater world satire, and a whole lot of snark. Paul Rudnick’s script …
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By IDA ZECCO
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2/5/25
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