Get ready for Nonprofit Appreciation Month in November!
Presented by Wanderground Lesbian Archives/Library.
Featuring....
· The launch of a new program -Memories in Time: Lesbians Telling Tales
· Old-Time Lesbian Music Sing-Along (with the Raging Grannies)
· Tours to Wanderground (next door) for those who haven't been there yet
More Details Coming Soon
Presented by Stages of Freedom and the RI 250 Commission.
The award-winning Black nonprofit Stages of Freedom, in partnership with the RI 250 Commission, presents "A Concert for Freedom: Revolutionary Black and White Voices", a stirring public performance weaving music, spoken word, and American ideals, into a glorious tapestry of history and song as the concluding event of Rhode Island's celebration of our nation's 250th.
The program features Revolutionary-era African American spirituals performed by the interracial Schiller Institute Chorus, alongside dramatic readings by prominent Rhode Island leaders, artists, and scholars. Drawing on the words of diverse Rhode Island patriots, writers, and thinkers, this performance explores foundational ideals of liberty, self-determination, and civic responsibility.
By entwining powerful music with historic texts, the event amplifies underrepresented voices that shaped America's founding aspirations. This collaborative initiative fosters deep community engagement, promotes cultural equity, and provides vital educational outreach, inviting local residents and regional visitors alike to actively participate in Rhode Island’s Semiquincentennial celebration.
Our Performers To Date:
The Schiller Institute Chorus
Secretary of State Gregg Amore
Robb Dimmick
Ray Rickman
Cathy Clasper-Torch
Frank Mathis
Becky Bass
Natasha Rosario
Lauri Smalls
Jason Roome
Rochelle Garner Coleman
Free and ope to the public!
Presented by Stages of Freedom with The Esciller Institute Chorus.
Free and open to the public!
The award-winning Black nonprofit Stages of Freedom, in partnership with the RI 250 Commission, presents "A Concert for Freedom: Revolutionary Black and White Voices", a stirring public performance weaving music, spoken word, and American ideals, into a glorious tapestry of history and song as the concluding event of Rhode Island's celebration of our nation's 250th.
The program features Revolutionary-era African American spirituals performed by the interracial Schiller Institute Chorus, alongside dramatic readings by prominent Rhode Island leaders, artists, and scholars. Drawing on the words of diverse Rhode Island patriots, writers, and thinkers, this performance explores foundational ideals of liberty, self-determination, and civic responsibility.
By entwining powerful music with historic texts, the event amplifies underrepresented voices that shaped America's founding aspirations. This collaborative initiative fosters deep community engagement, promotes cultural equity, and provides vital educational outreach, inviting local residents and regional visitors alike to actively participate in Rhode Island’s Semiquincentennial celebration.
Presented by KCRS Empowerment
Write Your Crown is a virtual creative writing experience designed to help youth and young adults discover the power of their voice, strengthen their writing skills, and express themselves with confidence. Through guided writing activities, journaling, storytelling, poetry, creative prompts, and group discussions, participants will have a safe and encouraging space to explore their ideas, experiences, goals, and creativity. No previous writing experience is required. Participants only need an open mind, a willingness to participate, and something to write with!
Dates: October 5, 2026 – May 31, 2027
2nd & 4th Mondays, with select 5th Monday
6-7pm: 10-15 years old
7-8pm: 16+ years old
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
This session will provide age-appropriate creative writing activities focused on: •Building confidence and self-expression •Journaling and creative writing prompts •Short stories and storytelling •Poetry and spoken-word activities
Presented by KCRS Empowerment
Write Your Crown is a virtual creative writing experience designed to help youth and young adults discover the power of their voice, strengthen their writing skills, and express themselves with confidence. Through guided writing activities, journaling, storytelling, poetry, creative prompts, and group discussions, participants will have a safe and encouraging space to explore their ideas, experiences, goals, and creativity. No previous writing experience is required. Participants only need an open mind, a willingness to participate, and something to write with!
Dates: October 5, 2026 – May 31, 2027
2nd & 4th Mondays, with select 5th Monday
6-7pm: 10-15 years old
7-8pm: 16+ years old
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
This session will provide age-appropriate creative writing activities focused on: •Building confidence and self-expression •Journaling and creative writing prompts •Short stories and storytelling •Poetry and spoken-word activities
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