Monday, February 22 – Friday, April 30
Museum of Work & Culture
For more information: Ray Bacon
42 South Main Street, Woonsocket
(401) 769-9675 or rbacon@rihs.org
Gallery: “Celebrating Women’s Struggles”
Learn the cultural history of the labor movement and the struggles and achievements of women in the movement as captured in a variety of labor union posters from around the world. The Gallery will be exhibiting posters from the collection of Stephen Lewis, of the Service Employees International Union, LOCAL 509. Sponsored in part by the Lawrence, MA Cultural Council.
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Sunday, February 28, 1:30 p.m.
Museum of Work & Culture
42 South Main Street, Woonsocket
Free Admission, To R.S.V.P.: Ray Bacon
(401) 769-9675 or rbacon@rihs.org
Ranger Days
Janice Farnham, R.J.M., will discuss the role of Catholic education in the Blackstone Valley. Farnham, a nun and native of Woonsocket, has taught many years in the area schools. Her presentation will examine the arrival and evolution of Catholic education and its impact in the Blackstone Valley.
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Saturday, March 13, 11:00 a.m.
Tour departs from the
John Brown House Museum
52 Power Street, Providence
To R.S.V.P.: Dalila Goulart
(401) 331-8575 x45 or programs@rihs.org
Celebrating H.P. Lovecraft: A Literary Walk
Today’s walking tour celebrates the life and work of Providence native and author Howard Phillips Lovecraft to mark the anniversary of his death. Acknowledged genius of occult and horror fiction, Lovecraft wrote his “Providence stories” between 1924 and 1935. They provide the basis for this walk. $12 per person; tour lasts ninety minutes.
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