May 1, 2024
Libraries & Museums
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Join renowned New England paranormalist and Old Slater Mill interpreter Carl L. Johnson for a guided, 90-minute, after-dark investigation of the historic 1793 Old Slater Mill factory, the 1810 Wilkinson Mill waterwheel bay, and the 1758 Sylvanus … more
Hear Edward Lodi talk about his most recent book, Benjamin Church in King William’s War. King William’s War (1689-1697) was the first in the series of bloody conflicts known collectively … more
Oak Knoll is excited to announce a new year of programs designed exclusively for the homeschool community! These monthly, 1.5-hour drop-off programs provide a wonderful opportunity for homeschoolers to meet with other students in a social … more
Audience: Family (suitable for children 1 - 12 years) Each month join us at Oak Knoll for special hands-on activities and lessons. September-Learn about local birds, what to look for and what to … more
Audience: All (suitable for children 5 & up) Join us as we learn about the moon and nocturnal animals. After our talk, enjoy a special nighttime hike on our trails to see if we can find some … more
Audience:Family (suitable for children 1 & up) Join us at Oak Knoll as we explore the different habitats found around the sanctuary. We will look for interesting animals, plants, and see … more
Dr. Barbara Roberts, author of The Doctor Broad, was a devout Catholic schoolgirl who grew up to be a physician, atheist, feminist, and anti-war activist – as well as a Mob doctor and Mob mistress. The man she kept alive and out of prison was … more
Everyone knows there’s “something about lighthouses” that gives them broad appeal, but their vital role in our history and culture is little appreciated. Our early nation was built on maritime economy, and lighthouses were part of the system … more
The amazing Aristocats are in the house! Need we say more? Who else has a swing and jazz repertoire of hundreds of songs without a sheet of music to be seen? Led by Lloyd Kaplan, this Rhode Island musical treasure will play a set of jazz, swing, and … more
Join us for a special day at the last market of the 2019 season. Meet lovely alpacas from the Lazy K Ranch and check out all the fabulous alpaca products. Need your knives or scissors sharpened? B’Ladies does an awesome job! Stock up on your … more
Enjoy a sunny September afternoon with the awesome horns and romantic melodies of the New Providence Big Band! Featuring the dynamic vocalist Katie Kleyla, this fun big band performs the great standards. A favorite of Weaver Library audiences for … more
Fresh food, live music, and awesome children’s activities make the Weaver Library Farmers Market a destination for families on Thursday afternoons. We’re excited that Rumford singer and songwriter Justin Marra returns today! … more
Join a lively discussion of Tana French’s In the Woods. The book is available at Weaver Library. New members are always welcome! more
Friends of East Providence Public Library will sponsor a pop-up book sale at The Looff-East Providence Arts Festival at Crescent Park on August 10. Volunteers at the Friends’ booth will offer a … more
The Rhode Island Philharmonic Youth Summer Wind Ensemble (RIPYSWE) of the Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra & Music School performs a concert that includes selections from Les Miserables, marches by John Philip Sousa, The Star Spangled Banner, … more
Fresh food, live music, and awesome children’s activities make the Weaver Library Farmers’ Market a destination for families on Thursday afternoons. Come at 3:30 this week for free ice cream cones for all ages (while supplies last) and … more
Weaver Library is proud to support the Rhode Island Philharmonic Youth Wind Ensembles and provide a local venue for their summer performance. Come hear these talented youth and enjoy an inspiring evening on the library lawn. Bring a lawn … more
Fresh food, live music, and awesome children’s activities make the Weaver Library Farmers Market a destination for families on Thursday afternoons. URI SNAP-ED Nutrition Educators were a hit … more
Weaver Library hosts its first outdoor movie night! And, it’s a CLASSIC night at that! Bring the whole family to see “The Wizard of Oz” on the big screen! Follow the yellow brick road to a wonderful family night complete with free popcorn. … more
​Fresh food, live music, and awesome children’s activities make the Weaver Library Farmers’ Market a destination for families on Thursday afternoons. Special Food Demonstration by Chef and Rhed’s Hot Sauce creator Deja Hart. Try … more
​Fresh food, live music, and awesome children’s activities make the Weaver Library Farmers’ Market a destination for families on Thursday afternoons. Special Food Demonstration by Chef and Rhed’s Hot Sauce creator Deja Hart. Try … more
It wouldn’t be summer at the East Providence Public Library without the Navy Band! Exceptional Navy musicians play everything from patriotic tunes to jazz and pop. Bring a lawn chair and enjoy “American comfort food” from the one and only … more
Enthusiast and historic baseball player Jon Henson recounts the rise and dominance of the Providence Grays, the powerhouse club that fielded four future Hall of Famers and won two National League pennants, as well as the first postseason interleague … more
The University of Rhode Island’s Big Band returns to Weaver Library by popular demand! Audiences can expect a set of high-energy jazz and jazz fusion music from the 1930s to the present. These talented students, led by Professor Joseph Parillo, … more
Candida Rose and her ensemble combine Cape Verdean musical roots with American influences to bring a fresh new take on world/jazz music which Candida calls “KabuJazz.” Don’t miss this well-known gifted vocalist for her first concert at the … more
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