Pawtucket Arts Festival Announces Schedule of Events, Performers
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Pawtucket Arts Festival Announces Schedule of Events, Performers
Pawtucket Arts Festival schedule and performers announcedThe Pawtucket Arts Festival has announced the schedule of events and performers for the 19th annual festival which is set to take place in September.
“For 19 years, the Pawtucket Arts Festival has celebrated our city’s substantial creative and cultural identity. This year’s festival aims to showcase an ever wider array of visual and performance art offerings from the many cultural and ethnic groups who call Pawtucket home,” said Festival Chairman, John Baxter, Jr
The festival is set to take place from August 27 through the end of September.
“Pawtucket has such a vibrant arts community, which we are proud to display all month long. Thank you to the board members, volunteers, and participants for making this event a success for the past 19 years. We hope residents and visitors will join us in celebrating the diverse culture of our city,” said Mayor Donald Grebien.
Live performances include:
Johnny Watson Jr Blues Band
Greg Abate Jazz Quartet
Arc Iris
Sidy Maiga and Afrimanding
Chachi Carvalho
Cowboy and Lady
Ian Fitzgerald
Atwater-Donnelly
Eastern Medicine Singers
Magnolia
Czesare Santana
The Rhody Center for World Music and Dance
Kim Trusty
Becky Bass
The Rhode Island Black Storytellers
The Pawtucket Arts Festival full schedule of events includes:
S.A.M. Fest
Pawtucket Arts Festival Poster Artist Exhibition
Mixed Magic Theatre ‘Colorways’
Pawtucket Restaurant Week
Curtain U
Slater Park Fall Festival
RI Music Hall of Fame Tours
RIWS ‘Art in Autumn’ Show Opening
Revel Factory Expressive Arts Tapestry
Pops in the Park
RI-Chinese Dragon Boat Races & Taiwan Day Festival
Aurea ‘Of Nature Composed’ at Slater Mill
Family Arts Day at Jacqueline M Walsh School for the Performing Arts
PawSox Food Truck and Craft Beer Festival
The Samaritans of RI Jonathan Edwards Benefit Concert
RHD-RI ‘Out There Art Fair’
XOS Exchange Street Open Studios
Oktoberfest
Galway Kinnell Poetry Contest
Pawtucket Film Festival
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Taking a Cruise on a Windjammer
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