All Pawtucket All The Time

Families First RI was the fortunate recipient of $3,500 from proceeds raised from the first Rhode Island LUNAFEST presented to a sold-out crowd at the Tazza Café in downtown Providence. The Providence LUNA Chix, a local women’s running club, was inspired to bring LUNAFEST to Providence to raise awareness of women’s issues on a local [...]

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Historic Wickford Village in North Kingstown, will celebrate its 7th Annual Daffodil Days Event on Saturday April 4 and Sunday April 5.  This family friendly event sponsored jointly by the Village Merchants Association and Histwick, is a traditional and fun way to celebrate the beginning of spring.  Thousands of Daffodils will decorate the streets of [...]

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Please join Paula Carlin and Kathy Antonelli for an E- Services seminar titled “Getting the Most from your Online Banking Experience”.
There are many features of Internet Banking our users are unaware of ! For example, at this seminar, we will show you how to schedule recurring transfers, nickname accounts, create account notifications, and reorder checks [...]

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The Providence Chapter of PawsWatch Cat Rescue will hold a breakfast and silent auction at Dillon Council Knights of Columbus, 1675 Douglas Ave, North Providence on Sunday, May 17, 2009 from 11:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. PawsWatch is an all-volunteer network which facilitates “TNRM” (“trap, neuter, return, monitor”) for feral cats in Rhode Island neighborhoods.  [...]

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UPCOMING PERFORMANCES 
Spring is finally here! Looking forward to seeing you all soon.

Friday April 3rd @ The Blue Grotto
7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.
Sunday April 5th @ Twin River
The Lighthouse Bar
2:00 p.m.-6:00p.m.
Saturday April 11th @ 1149 Restaurant
8:00 p.m.-12:00 a.m.

Friday April 17th @ The Blue Grotto
7:30 p.m. -10:30 p.m.
Saturday April 18th @ 1149 Restaurant
8:00 [...]

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Pawtucket – Your Hometown!
By Ken McGill, Registrar of Voters
City of Pawtucket 
There is a section of our city with beautiful Victorian houses and brick lined sidewalks – we call this neighborhood Quality Hill. The neighborhood is best known for a time when homes were built for the city’s elite, roughly around the late 18th and early [...]

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Sometimes nature likes to hide in plain, brown wrappings. Audubon’s Camouflage Egg Hunt is a fun alternative to the same old Easter egg hunt. Children, ages 3 to 10, hunt for brown eggs in a natural setting and quickly learn how well the eggs camouflage.  Prizes are awarded to all children, with grand prizes given [...]

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Ocean State Circus Performers—a group of performers and artists based in Providence—are offering a children’s Introduction to Circus Arts course March-April 2009.
While one will not see any bearded ladies, or learn how to become one, the group provides an engaging service for the local community. The Ocean State Circus Performers wish to share their crafts [...]

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On April 19, hundreds of people will walk, run, and bike to support thousands of people in our community with multiple sclerosis. People you know, like:
Ernie Reid of Cumberland, who was one of the first 20 people to register for the 2009 MS Walk. The first time he participated was in 2001, one year after [...]

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The Jan/Feb issue of the American Library Association’s Public Libraries journal includes an article published by Pawtucket Public Library’s Community Resources Librarian Eugene Jeffers. Located in the Extraordinary Outreach section of the journal, the article is titled “Electronic Outreach and Our Patrons” and details Pawtucket’s success with their Live Homework Help internet tutoring service. This [...]

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