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NEA awards six grants to R.I. arts organizations
WASHINGTON – The National Endowment of the Arts has awarded a total of $218,000 in funding for arts organizations to the Rhode Island arts community and organizations that offer arts education to residents. more
12/3/12
Beach rebuilding sparks benefit
Caswell Cooke, on keyboard, at a rehearsal for the Beach Band. The group was part of a Dec. 7 fundraising concert to benefit efforts to rebuild Misquamicut Beach and businesses that suffered damage due to Hurricane Sandy. Cooke is a Westerly town councilman and founder of the Misquamicut Business Association. more
12/17/12
Theaters get the picture, begin investing in digital
Few plot twists sound more cruel or ominous for small, independent cinemas than the death of film. more

By Patrick Anderson
PBN Staff Writer | 4/8/13

RISD Museum announces name change, revamps online presence
The art museum at the Rhode Island School of Design has revamped its public presence with a new name and a new website, the museum announced Monday. more
Trinity Rep named R.I. state theater
The General Assembly has named the Trinity Repertory Co. the state theater of Rhode Island in honor of its 50th anniversary, the theater company announced Tuesday afternoon. more
Director: Steel Yard can be stronger economic presence
The Steel Yard in Providence is a unique combination of arts and technical training in welding, blacksmithing, jewelry and ceramics. Its new executive director, Helen Lang, stepped into the position in April, equipped with training in film and theater and extensive hands-on administrative and financial experience with nonprofits, as well as in the corporate world. As Lang puts down roots in Rhode Island and gets deeper into leading the Steel Yard, she’s sharing her vision on how to raise the Steel Yard’s community profile and maximize its potential as a catalyst for economic growth. more

By Rhonda Miller
PBN Staff Writer | 5/6/13

Arts council, foundation offering new program
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. State Council on the Arts and The Rhode Island Foundation announced last week that they are bringing the Assets for Artists program to Rhode Island through a partnership with the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, the International Institute of New England and other partners. more
3/11/13
Investing in music will yield time-tested benefits
I am writing this article to give the reader some investment advice. more
Guest Column:
Herbert Rakatansky | 2/4/13
In search of support for NY display
When organizers of the local Puerto Rican Cultural Festival learned this year’s National Puerto Rican Day Parade in New York City would be dedicated to the state of Rhode Island, they envisioned using the event to showcase the Ocean State before an anticipated crowd of 1 million live spectators and the many more who would see the event through the media. more
By Keith Regan
Contributing Writer | 6/3/13
Trinity Rep celebrates patrons, announces funds
In honor of its 50th season, Trinity Repertory Co. recently celebrated the patrons who have supported its past and invested in its future. more
4/15/13
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