Sunday, June 28 – Monday, September 7
Museum of Work & Culture
42 South Main Street, Woonsocket
For more information: Anne Conway
(401) 769-9675 or aconway@rihs.org
Gallery Exhibit: Happenstance: Women at Work
From June 28 through September 7, the Museum of Work & Culture will be featuring an exhibit of candid art photographs entitled Happenstance: Women at Work by local artist Madeleine O. Robinson, Ph.D. of Cumberland, RI. The photos are women at their worksites in our local area. Madeleine has been an artist member of the Attleboro Arts Museum, Attleboro, MA since 1999 and has participated annually in many of their shows, especially the Member, Flower and Small Works events. Her photographs have been exhibited at River Bend Visitor Center in Uxbridge, MA; Ten Year Retrospective at the East Greenwich Photo Gallery, January 1998; Community College of Rhode Island in Lincoln, RI and at the Attleboro City Hall, Attleboro, MA. In 1998 Madeleine Robinson participated in a cultural exchange with the Amber Valley, Derbyshire, England, sister site of the Blackstone Valley. Her second ten year retrospective was held at the Museum of Work & Culture during the summer of 2007.
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Wednesday, July 8, 12:00 noon
Tour departs from the
Hampton Inn & Suites
58 Weybosset Street, Providence
Free, Contact: Barbara Barnes
(401) 273-7507 x62 or bbarnes@rihs.org
Downcity Alive! Art and the City
Join us on 45-minute noon time walks sponsored by the Providence Foundation and Rhode Island Historical Society that are free and open to all! They are discovery tours for those who work, shop and walk downtown at lunch time. Today, come see and learn about the public sculpture and architectural details that create an outdoor gallery in downtown.
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Thursday, July 9, 6:30p.m.
John Brown House Museum Lawn
52 Power Street, Providence
For more information: Mary Lou Upham
(401) 331-8575 x33 or mlupham@rihs.org.
Concert Under the Elms
Capital Properties Inc., Presenting Sponsor
The Duke Robillard Band plays classic blues, R&B, and swing tonight. Adults $8; Children under 12 free; RIHS members and accompanying minor children, free.
NO PETS ALLOWED. Lite Fare & Beverage Sponsor: Eastside Marketplace.
Other sponsors include: Bank of America, Brown University, Esten & Richard Insurance, Partridge, Snow & Hahn, LLP, Coldmasters, Hinckley, Allen & Snyder, LLP, Joukowsky Family Foundation, Dr. & Mrs. George Goodwin, Mandel & Tracy, LLC, Pratt Radiation Oncology Associates, Inc., Dr. Russell & Ms. Carla Ricci, E.F. O’Donnell & Sons Co., Inc., Santoro Oil Company, Inc. and Washington Trust Company Wealth Management. Check out our website for the full series schedule: www.rihs.org <http://www.rihs.org/> .
Thursday, July 9 – The Duke Robillard Band
Thursday, July 16 – Pendragon
Thursday, July 23 – Magnolia
Thursday, July 30 – The Carlos de Leon Latin Jazz band
Thursday, August 6 – Greg Abate Jazz Quartet
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Saturday, July 18, 1:00 p.m.
Tour departs from the
John Brown House Museum
52 Power Street, Providence
Tickets: $10
To R.S.V.P.: Barbara Barnes
(401) 273-7507 x62 or bbarnes@rihs.org
Gallery Night in the Light of Saturday: Wickenden Street
Join us on these walking tours offered by Gallery Night Providence and the Rhode Island Historical Society. Let the fun you had on Gallery Night continue during the weekend. On the Saturday after Gallery Night in May, June and July, walk with a tour guide who knows the neighborhood and an artist who knows the galleries and the art. Learn more about the Providence art scene, and after the tour, linger awhile. Explore the neighborhood; find a great cafe for coffee and conversation; stay for dinner. Maps and local information provided. Today’s tour begins at 1:00 p.m. from the John Brown House Museum, 52 Power Street. Tickets are $10/person. Reservations are requested.
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The RIHS Library will be closed on Thursday, July 23, 2009 until 1pm for a teacher workshop.
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