3rd Annual Rain Harvest Arts Festival

October 15, 2022 @ 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

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3rd Annual Rain Harvest Arts Festival

OCTOBER 15TH,  10:00 am – 2:00pm.

(Rain date October 16th)

Roger Williams Park Boathouse Lawn – across the street from the Carousel
Join us for the free annual community event celebrating water and green infrastructure with performing artists, environmental educators, vendors, and more!  The annual Rain Harvest Arts Festival celebrates the Providence Parks Department’s investment in over 40 green infrastructure projects in Roger Williams Park. These infrastructure additions help keep the Roger Williams Park lakes and ponds clean and safe for recreation.
The event will be hosted by the Providence Stormwater Innovation Center, Roger Williams Park Conservancy, and Providence Parks Department. Visit stormwaterinnovation.org/rainharvestartsfestival for more information!

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The third episode of RWPC’s Swan Stories just dropped! 🦢📖

We hit the water with Raymond Two Hawks Watson, the Chippinuonk Sâchem of the Mashapaug Nahaganset Tribe, attorney, and the president and CEO of the Providence Cultural Equity Initiative.

He shared stories about going to powwows at the park, Indigenous history lessons (including the role of Roger Williams Park in creating freedom of speech and freedom of religion in western society), and his journey to social justice work in Providence and advocating for authentic cultural tourism.

Follow the link in our bio (and below) to watch the video on YouTube!
https://youtu.be/KXbIwzsjxZ4

Special thanks to the @rwpboathousecafe for letting us film on the lake!

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The third episode of RWPC’s Swan Stories just dropped! 🦢📖 We hit the water with Raymond Two Hawks Watson, the Chippinuonk Sâchem of the Mashapaug Nahaganset Tribe, attorney, and the president and CEO of the Providence Cultural Equity Initiative. He shared stories about going to powwows at the park, Indigenous history lessons (including the role of Roger Williams Park in creating freedom of speech and freedom of religion in western society), and his journey to social justice work in Providence and advocating for authentic cultural tourism. Follow the link in our bio (and below) to watch the video on YouTube! https://youtu.be/KXbIwzsjxZ4 Special thanks to the @rwpboathousecafe for letting us film on the lake!
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