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Legacy Collective RI is Forging a New Path for Local Youth

A new nonprofit shows young people the ins-and-outs of digital storytelling.

Paul Kandarian,

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This New West End Vintage Shop Will Ease the Fashion Fears that Keep You Up at Night

Existential Thread Co. is throwing a grand opening party today with vintage finds, music, bevs and bites at its new storefront on Knight Street from 4-8 p.m.

Kaitlyn Murray,

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Seizing The Moment at Now or Never

Elvira Orozco is leading the charge to bring joy of art back to 301 Harris Ave. — where Dusk used to be.

Lucy Kratman,

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The Story Behind Downtown Providence's Newest Mural

The showstopping artwork celebrates the city's history as a haven for the LGBTQ+ community.

Dana Rae Laverty,

Three students pose with a binocular-style tower viewer on the sidewalk of a city intersection.

New Interactive Art Project Shows Providence Through a Blind Lens

“The Blind Urban Subject” offers a window on the experience of living in the city with visual impairments.

Lauren Clem,

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Discover Rhode Island's Hidden Treasures

Thirty-plus historic gems, oddities and bits of lore you'll find only in the Ocean State.

Dana Rae Laverty, Jamie Coelho, Lauren Clem, Edelinda Baptista, Kaitlyn Murray, Tabitha Pereira,

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New Exhibit Draws Parallels Between Providence and Florence

"Sott'Acqua: A Tale of Two Cities" is coming to the Creative Capital from November 8 to 17.

Andy Smith,

Providence Ghost Tour Brings You to Spooky Spots in the City

Learn about the capital city’s storied history and supernatural sightings on this themed walking tour.

Tabitha Pereira,

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Watch an Artist at Work at Inhabit's Live Painting Demo

Abstract painter Chelsea Kosta will perform largescale non-objective painting at the store during a reception.

Alicia Maria Ortiz Alba,

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Inside the Rhode Island Arts Sector's Creative Comeback

Across the state's arts sector, nonprofit organizations are struggling to recover from the effects of the pandemic. A $10 million bond could help

Ellen Liberman,