All Pawtucket All The Time

          For several months a group of area residents have been working very hard to make the first Saturday in March a very special day. 
          March 7 marks the day the 27th. Annual St. Patrick’s Parade steps off at 12 Noon, rain or shine, from Jenks Junior High on Division Street, in back of [...]

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Join The State Ballet of Rhode Island- Artistic Director Herci Marsden,
for an inside view of how a ballet is created, the training of a dancer,
what inspires a choreographer, with music, lecture and visual performance.
Project Ballet Coffee Hour is a four-series, family friendly event that
takes place in the company’s 50 year old historic ballet studio in
Lincoln.
Reservation [...]

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Providence renovated mills now house a rich abundance of individuals, many of whom are living in the newly developed spaces.  Older textile and manufacturing mill buildings have been transformed from industrial uses to mixed uses throughout the city. The owners of this mill have decided to buck the trend and redevelop for light industrial use.
“Everybody [...]

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“Pawtucket Rising,” the documentary film detailing the revitalization of the city of Pawtucket, will begin airing on Capitol Television in March, announced Rep. Peter F. Kilmartin (D-Dist. 61, Pawtucket).
The film will first air on Sunday, March 1 at 10:00 a.m. and will continue to air throughout the month of March. Capitol Television programming can be [...]

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Local Girl Scout Troops from Pawtucket came together for their Annual Quilting Night held at St. Teresa Church Hall in Pawtucket. Each troop is asked to bring 1 yard of fabric & bunting per girl to this quilting project. The girls sit and pin & tie their fabrics together and the leaders finish off the [...]

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Students in grades K-4 at St. John the Evangelist School were visited by “Officer Phil” who, in conjunction with the Attleboro Police Department, came to talk to the children about the importance of safety.  Officer Phil is a ventriloquist and brought along his sidekick, Turbo the Turtle, who assisted in the show, which also included [...]

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FAMILY FUN AT THE SAVE THE BAY EXPLORATION CENTER OPEN HOUSE The Narragansett Bay-themed aquarium and learning center will be open and admission will be FREE from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 28. Check out creature exhibits; learn about Save The Bay programs and camps; meet new Executive Director Jonathan Stone. Horseshoe crab [...]

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Narragansett Bay Insurance Company is happy to announce that Michael Anselmo has joined its leadership team as Chief Information Officer. An experienced senior technology executive with over 20 years of experience within the insurance industry, he has built technology organizations from the ground-up at a number of startup organizations, utilizing IT as a competitive advantage [...]

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Fear that this will begin to affect the state’s recovery as fewer arts programs impact the hospitality and tourism sectors.
Rhode Island arts organizations are continuing to suffer from the effects of a declining state and national economy, threatening Rhode Island’s own economic recovery as fewer arts events begin to affect our state’s restaurant and hospitality [...]

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