Artscape

Last week, the city of Providence held a forum called “I Love The Nightlife” with a group of people who work in the “night time economy” – that is: musicians, dance clubs, bars, concert venues.

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Shelley Katsh and Cathy Clasper-Torch are two multi-instrumentalists who have collaborated on a new album of 10 songs called “From The Inside Out.”

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The film by director Joseph Lovett is a look at what happened to the Jewish families forced to convert to Catholicism or flee during the Spanish and Portuguese Inquisitions.

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Merino park is in the Hartford neighborhood of Providence. A new part of the park just opened up with some equipment that’s a little different from what you may have seen in other parks before.

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Visit the Rhode Island Statehouse to see art works inspired by the intersection of nature and the city.

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Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra's Artistic Advisor Bramwell Tovey is an accomplished composer as well as a conductor. The orchestra will play his "Urban Runway" this weekend - a short piece inspired by the fashionable (and not-so-fashionable) people of New York and Los Angeles.

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Rhode Island Stage Ensemble updates a horror classic at the Masonic Temple in Woonsocket: The Haunting of Hill House

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