The Providence Preservation Society is hosting a Closing Reception for its Most Endangered Properties Exhibit at 150 Union Street downtown, in the Atrium of the Peerless Building, on Friday, November 9 from 5 - 8 p.m. I am seeking two volunteers to help pour wine and mind the refreshment table during this event. Please e-mail Tracy_Gierada@brown.edu if you can volunteer between 4:30 - 6:30, 6:30 - 8, or the whole time.
Follow this link to see photos from the Exhibit's Opening Reception on October 18. http://proteus.brown.edu/gradstudents/391
For the first time this year, the Most Endangered Properties Exhibit will be transformed into a traveling exhibit that will be installed in the Carriage House Gallery at the JNBC! This exhibit will feature an Opening Reception on November 15, a Brown Campus-wide Gallery Night on November 28, and will be open in the Carriage House from November 15 - December 12. More information about this inaugural traveling exhibit is forthcoming. Don't miss your chance to see the full gallery exhibit at the Peerless Building before it closes on November 10!
Thank you to everyone who has already volunteered, spread the word, and contributed to the success of this exhibit.
Tracy E. Gierada
M.A., Public Humanities '08
American Civilization
Brown University
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