Performances, exhibitions, recitals, and other cultural activities or those by supporters of the arts
Join us for a deeply relaxing sound healing experience designed to help release accumulated tension, quiet the mind, and reconnect with a sense of calm. Participants will be guided into relaxation while experiencing the soothing sounds and vibrations of crystal singing bowls and other therapeutic instruments.
Retro Game Night brings a walkable/playable museum to your library!Players will be able to learn about how Nintendo started and see how the iconic console evolved to where it is today. All Nintendo systems from NES to Switch are available to play throughout the exhibit on old-school CRT TVs.
This presentation will focus on the history of the oldest public bathing beach in the United States. Learn how in 1895 the Massachusetts legislature ordered the taking of nearly three miles of private seacoast land on what is now Revere Beach Reservation, how it became a destination of amusements with a carnival themed environment with popular rides. Sponsored by the Cummings Foundation Grant.
Join biblical scholar and archaeologist Nate Ramsayer for the first installment of a two-part series as we retrace the steps of Moses, reviewing what these holy laws say and the context of how they were written and ended up in the Bible. Sponsored by the John and Mary Murphy Foundation.
The Griffin Museum is excited to partner with the Rhode Island Center for Photographic Arts for a member meetup!
Join Executive Director Crista Dix in Providence, Rhode Island alongside RICPA Executive Director David DeMelim for an afternoon of art, conversation and a nosh. This is a chance for members of both organizations to see what they have to offer, in terms of member benefits and opportunities for creativity.
About RICPA -
The Rhode Island Center for Photographic Arts was founded to inspire creative development and provide opportunities to engage with the community through
Daniela Tosic (voice) and Sylvie Zakarian (marimba) meld folk and classical traditions to form a new Balkan repertory.
Ripley Presents is pleased to welcome Lisa Bastoni with Sean Staples.
Americana of the highest order, along the lines of Patty Griffin or Gretchen Peters
--Maverick UK
Lisa Bastoni (Northampton, MA) is a 2022 & 2023 New England Music Award nominee (Roots), 2020 ; 2019 Boston Music Award Nominee (Folk) and winner of 2019 New Folk at the esteemed Kerrville Folk Festival.
Lisa Bastoni's most recent album, On The Water, was produced by Sean Staples, and recorded live over the course of three days at Zachariah Hickman's Greedy Beast Studios in Watertown, MA. The album features Sean Staples
The Aryaloka String Quartet of Boston was formed in the mid-2000's by long-time colleagues and friends Beth Welty and Mark Latham, violins; Noralee Walker, viola, and Sandi-Jo Malmon, cello. Tickets are $20 – both live and live-streamed.
A unique blend of musicians with an impressive range of repertoire on saxophone, flute, clarinet, oboe, and bassoon.
Our third annual Ripley Presents Pride Exhibit, Family Diversity Projects' BUILDING BRIDGES: Portraits of Immigrants and Refugees highlights the lived experience of migrating to and living in the United States and includes the stories of folks at the intersection of immigration and LGBTQIA+ identity. This exhibit celebrates both Pride Month and Immigrant Heritage Month in the United States through stunning photography and moving first-person testimonies.
Visit the exhibit in First Congregational Church's Ripley Chapel (21 Church St in Winchester) between Sunday, May 31 and Sunday, June 14