What Does Earth Remember?
Waterplace Park Basin Waterplace Park Basin, Providence, RI, United StatesWaterplace Park Basin (by Union Tunnel) Presented by Providence Public Library Part of PVDFest Ideas
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PVDFest Ideas
PVDFest Ideas Keynote Address Art Activating Community – Artist Lars Jan (HOLOSCENES) and Stories of Water
Graduate Hotel 11 Dorrance Street, Providence, RI, United StatesArt Activating Community - Artist Lars Jan (HOLOSCENES) and Stories of Water Presented by FirstWorks Part of PVDFest Ideas
Looping Celluloids: Relics from the Rhode Island Historical Society film archives with Live Soundtracking by the PVDLoop All-Stars
Mathewson Street Church 134 Mathewson Street, Providence, RI, United StatesLooping Celluloids: Relics from the Rhode Island Historical Society film archives with Live Soundtracking by the PVDLoop All-Stars Part of PVDFest Ideas
Do You Remember House? Book Release Panel and Party
Ideas Stage at The Dark Lady 19 Snow Street, Providence, RI, United StatesPart of PVDFest Ideas
Providence Festivals: Past and Present Walking Tours
444 Westminster Street 444 Westminster Street, Providence, RI, United StatesProvidence Festivals: Past and Present Walking Tours Rhode Island Historical Society Registration requested Part of PVDFest Ideas
PVD – Where It Used To Be Walking Tour
337 Westminster Street 337 Westminster Street, Providence, RI, United StatesPVD - Where It Used To Be Walking Tour RI State Archives Part of PVDFest Ideas
Becci Davis: My Living Monument(maker)
Burnside Park Stage - Sponsored by Tufts Health Plan Downtown Providence, Providence, RI, United StatesInteractive installation art Part of PVDFest Ideas
PVDFest Street Mural Celebration
25 Dorrance Street Downtown Providence, Providence, RI, United StatesPVDFest kicks off Juneteenth weekend with a ribbon cutting and free celebration unveiling locally-designed All Black Lives Matter Street Mural in the heart of downtown Providence. Official ribbon cutting and short speaking program will begin at 4:00pm. Local artists and community members have worked together over the past year to co-design and install the new […]
Hope in the Ever-living Now: Writers Respond to Frederick Douglass’s “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” – a virtual program of PVDFest Ideas
Downtown Providence, Providence, RI, United StatesThe City of Providence Department of Art, Culture + Tourism and the Providence Public Library, in partnership with Langston Hughes Community Poetry Reading, present “Hope in the Ever-living Now,” a live virtual event featuring new works of poetry, prose, and creative writing for performance in response to Frederick Douglass’ 'What to the Slave Is the […]
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Documenting Place as Witness
Providence Public Library Empire Street/Washington Street, Providence, RI, United StatesEric Sung’s photography exhibition, Documenting Place as Witness, is part of a larger project which focuses on stories of isolation, healing, and solidarity in Providence during the pandemic. The project offers a reminder about the promise of libraries as spaces of social solidarity and civic connection, and what is lost when they are not open […]
