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Blackstone Valley

 

NEW TRANSIT CENTER OPENS IN RHODE ISLAND'S BLACKSTONE VALLEY

 

 

The Thread District

MBTA Commuter Rail is here and within walking distance (or a short bus ride) from the new Pawtucket & Central Falls transit center is ample fun well worth a train trip to come and explore.

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EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

In February we celebrate Black History Month, Valentine's Day, Mardi Gras and Carnival season! Here is just a sampling of our upcoming events in Rhode Island's Blackstone Valley!



·     Wednesday, February 1, through Friday, February 4 @ 6 - 8 pm, Mardi Gras Mask Making, Geri's Bluffing Boutique, Woonsocket More Info.

 

·     Now Through February 19, Friday & Saturday @ 7:30 and Sunday @ 2 pm, The Oldest Profession , Burbage Theatre, Pawtucket More Info.

 

·     Saturday, February 4 @ 3 - 5 pm, J. P. Cormier, Blackstone River Theatre, Cumberland. More Info.

 

·     Sunday, February 5 @ 2 - 4 pm, From the Islands They Came, Cape Verdean Museum, Pawtucket. More Info.

 

·     Sunday, February 5 @ 3 - 6 pm,118 Years of History of Chan's Valley Talk & Dinner, Museum of Work & Culture and Chan's, Woonsocket. More Info

 

·     Monday, February 6 @ 6:30 - 7:30 pm, How To Talk About Race in 2023 with Ray Rickman, Weaver Library, East Providence. More Info

 

·     Friday, February 10 @ 5 - 8 pm, Cupid's Crawl at Hope Artiste Village, Pawtucket. More Info

 

·     Friday, February 10 @ 6:30 pm, Valentine's Dinner, Riviera Restaurant, East Providence. More Info

 

·     Sunday, February 12 @ 2 - 4 pm, Music at the Farm Valentine's Day Concert - "Ah, The Birds," Grace Note Farm, Pascoag. More Info

 

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