#TURNUPRI Youth Summit Demystifies Process of Reaching College and Career Goals

More than 300 Rhode Island youth will take part in April 18-19 summit at RWU School of Continuing Studies, AS220 and Providence Public Library

Artist Space Development: Making the Case

Based on case studies, discusses the challenges advocates of artist space development face, the arguments they make to garner support, the strategic approaches they take, and what they achieve in making artist space a priority in community development

Trinity Restoration Inc.: Southside Cultural Center Economic Impact Study

Economic development has shifted from location-oriented business models towards a more all-encompassing model that recognizes the advancement of human capital or intellectual property as continuously increasing in value. This microcosmic characteristic of development extends to aid in the growth of society as a whole. The Arts and Culture attract a demographic of inspired and motivated people to the area. It results in the development of the society surrounding art venues. The general population will always seek out entertainment, by installing a venue of artistic expression in South Providence that will motivate the community and propel development. This phenomena has been proven, as denoted through the historical evaluation of artistic venues across America that have generated economic growth in their respective communities

Walley School Community Arts Center Feasibility Study: Appendices

Having a large capacity (over 300 seats) in Walley School demands a major investment in space and cost. Taking this into consideration, the business planning team conducted research and spoke with several individuals in an attempt to inventory and assess the community’s auditorium capabilities. Our research on existing auditorium spaces uncovered many interesting things. We found that there are over 15 existing auditorium spaces available within a 17-mile radius from the Walley School building available for public use

Blackfriars Dance Concert 2017 Playbill

Blackfriars Dance Concert 2017 DIRECTED BY Wendy Oliver CHOREOGRAPHERS Ali Kenner Brodsky Cayley Christoforou Bill Evans Sara Lustig Wendy Oliver (with the dancers) Eva Marie Pacheco Kathleen Nasti COSTUME COORDINATOR Maxine Wheelock LIGHTING DESIGNER Daniel Caplin Angell DANCERS Kirsten Coffey, Stephanie Cameron, Daniela Diaz, Deirdre McMahon, Samantha Oakley, Katherine Pineo, Jamie Podracky, Gabriella Ricciardone, Maya Young. Gillian Klein, Maria Fonts, Natalie Phelps, Abbey Raser, Alanna Daley, Devon Guanci, Emma Lederer, Kaitlin McGovern, Lela Biggus, Emma Flanagan, Meg Frazier, Anna Sabo, Claudia Seguin, Ali Kenner Brodsky, Caroline Mallon Angell Blackfriars Theatre November 17, 7:30PM November 18, 2PMhttps://digitalcommons.providence.edu/bdc_2017_pubs/1000/thumbnail.jp

Transitional program for juvenile offenders builds community through the arts

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