Study: Providence has among nation’s most robust arts/culture sectors

Emily Gowdey-Backus

07/18/2017

Randy Cohen, vice president of research and policy at Americans for the Arts speaks to gathered members of the Providence nonprofit community./ PBN PHOTO / EMILY GOWDEY-BACKUS — Randy Cohen, vice president of research and policy at Americans for the Arts speaks to gathered members of the Providence nonprofit community./ PBN PHOTO/EMILY GOWDEY-BACKUS

Updated at 3:26 p.m. PROVIDENCE – A group of 50 members of the local nonprofit community converged on the Providence Public Library Tuesday to hear about the value of nonprofit arts and culture organizations to the City of Providence’s economy as measured in the results of Arts & Economic Prosperity 5, compiled by Washington, D.C.-based…

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