Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. And at its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices?…
Slater Mill is called the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, but what does that really mean? What occurred within the four walls of Old Slater Mill forever changed the fabric of the United States of America. These 30 - 45 minute long tours examine the beginnings of American industry and its lasting effects. Tours…
An early program to beat the heat of the summer. Guided historical tours of the Great Road Heritage Campus sites, including Hearthside House, the Pullen’s Corner Schoolhouse, Hannaway Blacksmith Shop, and the Moffett Mill. Explore these historic treasures inside and out with our informed guides and learn the fascinating history of some of Lincoln’s most…
Our museum is located in the former Tuttle Square School at 41 South Street in Auburn, MA. We are open year-round on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and by appointment. Address: 41 South Street, Auburn, MA 01501 Telephone: 508-832-6856 Email: [email protected]
The Grafton Historical Society Museum is full of artifacts, documents, and displays from Grafton’s manufacturing and farming days. There are also numerous personal items preserved, ranging from elegant ladies' dresses and china to civil war diaries and uniforms. There are brand-new shoe samples from Grafton’s shoe factories, historically accurate dioramas of the mills and town…
Join the Blackstone Valley Paddle Club for a flatwater paddle at Smith & Sayles Reservoir in Chepachet, RI. Learn more about this trip at https://ricka.org/bvschedule.htm#August_29th_Smith_and_Sayles_.
Visit with the Woonsocket Historical Society during the Open House. Open Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Saturdays from Noon to 3 p.m. Learn more about the society at https://woonsockethistoricalsociety.com/.
Join Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park this summer for the Bike the Blackstone series. Join a Park Ranger for a guided bike ride along the Blackstone River Bikeway. Guided rides begin at 5:30 PM on Wednesdays in July, August, and September. Tours are between 3-6 miles in length and are offered at varying locations.…
The Little Red Shop Museum (LRSM) collects, preserves, and provides access to materials and learning opportunities connected to the vibrant history of the Town of Hopedale, Massachusetts. Through its archives and various collection materials, the LRSM seeks to create a greater appreciation for the people, geography, and events in Hopedale history and the greater Blackstone…
Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. And at its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices?…
Slater Mill is called the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, but what does that really mean? What occurred within the four walls of Old Slater Mill forever changed the fabric of the United States of America. These 30 - 45 minute long tours examine the beginnings of American industry and its lasting effects. Tours…
Location: Dennis H. Rice Community Plaza | 50 Douglas Road Whitinsville, MA Grab your most comfortable lawn chair, your favorite peeps and your dancing shoes and join us out on the Dennis H. Rice Community Plaza for our 14th Annual Free Summer Concert Series every Thursday night from June 29 through August 31, 2 from 6:00-8:00 PM. In the event…
The Pawtucket Arts Festival celebrates the City’s creative and cultural life by presenting vibrant arts events throughout the month of September to Pawtucket residents and visitors to the Blackstone River Valley. We collaborate with local and international producing partners to present dance, music, theatre, film, visual, and folk-traditional arts that evoke the City’s historic legacy…
Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. And at its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices?…
Slater Mill is called the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, but what does that really mean? What occurred within the four walls of Old Slater Mill forever changed the fabric of the United States of America. These 30 - 45 minute long tours examine the beginnings of American industry and its lasting effects. Tours…
Scramble around boulders while taking in the mystery of Purgatory Chasm! Find out about the park's history and cultural influence, the chasm's rock formations, or the wildlife that calls the chasm home. Meet at the pavilion at the mouth of the chasm. Appropriate for ages 8 and above. This hike is about a half-mile over…
The Pawtucket Arts Festival celebrates the City’s creative and cultural life by presenting vibrant arts events throughout the month of September to Pawtucket residents and visitors to the Blackstone River Valley. We collaborate with local and international producing partners to present dance, music, theatre, film, visual, and folk-traditional arts that evoke the City’s historic legacy…
Action-packed all-day entertainment with exciting dragon boat races, cultural performances, authentic cuisine, and the popular dumpling eating contest all along The Pawtucket River! Sign up your team today!! Great for both club groups and companies/non-profits looking to promote their organizations to thousands of people in a fun and unique way! This event is made possible…
Visit with the Millbury Historical Society during their Open House. Come in to see all the exhibits, photos, and displays of Millbury’s history. In addition, there are fascinating scrapbooks filled with news and stories of Millbury’s past that you can examine. Learn more about the society at https://www.millburyhistory.org/.
Our museum is located in the former Tuttle Square School at 41 South Street in Auburn, MA. We are open year-round on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and by appointment. Address: 41 South Street, Auburn, MA 01501 Telephone: 508-832-6856 Email: [email protected]
The Pawtucket Arts Festival celebrates the City’s creative and cultural life by presenting vibrant arts events throughout the month of September to Pawtucket residents and visitors to the Blackstone River Valley. We collaborate with local and international producing partners to present dance, music, theatre, film, visual, and folk-traditional arts that evoke the City’s historic legacy…
Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. And at its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices?…
Slater Mill is called the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, but what does that really mean? What occurred within the four walls of Old Slater Mill forever changed the fabric of the United States of America. These 30 - 45 minute long tours examine the beginnings of American industry and its lasting effects. Tours…
The Farmers Market features a fantastic variety of local vendors, live music, house tours, lunch from Doris's Grill, and more! We hope you can join us! Watch for special events throughout the season! To learn more, visit https://www.danielsfarmstead.org/.
The Pawtucket Arts Festival celebrates the City’s creative and cultural life by presenting vibrant arts events throughout the month of September to Pawtucket residents and visitors to the Blackstone River Valley. We collaborate with local and international producing partners to present dance, music, theatre, film, visual, and folk-traditional arts that evoke the City’s historic legacy…
Take a one-mile stroll along the Blackstone River Greenway, which weaves between the former canal, the railroad and bustling roads. Learn how Worcester’s development into an industrial city went hand in hand with its growth as a regional transportation hub. Meet at the Millbury Main Street Parking Area (205 North Main Street, Millbury). Appropriate for…
The Museum of Work & Culture, a division of the Rhode Island Historical Society, will host its annual free Labor Day Open House on Monday, September 4, 10am-4pm. The day’s program will include the debut of a new immersive, state-of-the-art presentation The Decision to Leave, located in the Frederick and Alice Reinhardt Farmhouse exhibit. Produced…
This event is now SOLD OUT! As part of the Museum of Work & Culture's annual Labor Day Open House, enjoy a free preview screening of Episode 6 in the "Slatersville: America's First Mill Village" documentary series. A Q&A with the filmmaker will follow. Seating is limited. Email [email protected] to reserve a seat.
The Pawtucket Arts Festival celebrates the City’s creative and cultural life by presenting vibrant arts events throughout the month of September to Pawtucket residents and visitors to the Blackstone River Valley. We collaborate with local and international producing partners to present dance, music, theatre, film, visual, and folk-traditional arts that evoke the City’s historic legacy…
Our museum is located in the former Tuttle Square School at 41 South Street in Auburn, MA. We are open year-round on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and by appointment. Address: 41 South Street, Auburn, MA 01501 Telephone: 508-832-6856 Email: [email protected]
The Grafton Historical Society Museum is full of artifacts, documents, and displays from Grafton’s manufacturing and farming days. There are also numerous personal items preserved, ranging from elegant ladies' dresses and china to civil war diaries and uniforms. There are brand-new shoe samples from Grafton’s shoe factories, historically accurate dioramas of the mills and town…
The Sutton Historical Society hosts author Andrew Noone to talk about Bathsheba Spooner: A Revolutionary War Murder Conspiracy. Learn more about the Sutton Historical Society at https://www.suttonhistoricalsocietyinc.org/.
The Pawtucket Arts Festival celebrates the City’s creative and cultural life by presenting vibrant arts events throughout the month of September to Pawtucket residents and visitors to the Blackstone River Valley. We collaborate with local and international producing partners to present dance, music, theatre, film, visual, and folk-traditional arts that evoke the City’s historic legacy…
Visit with the Woonsocket Historical Society during the Open House. Open Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Saturdays from Noon to 3 p.m. Learn more about the society at https://woonsockethistoricalsociety.com/.
Want to explore the beauty of the Blackstone River Bikeway/Greenway but have physical or cognitive limitations that prevent you from doing so? Perhaps you, or someone you know, would like assistance from a volunteer on adaptive cycling equipment to take in the scenic views along the bikeway. This ride is presented in partnership with Universal…
Join Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park this summer for the Bike the Blackstone series. Join a Park Ranger for a guided bike ride along the Blackstone River Bikeway. Guided rides begin at 5:30 PM on Wednesdays in July, August, and September. Tours are between 3-6 miles in length and are offered at varying locations.…
The Pawtucket Arts Festival celebrates the City’s creative and cultural life by presenting vibrant arts events throughout the month of September to Pawtucket residents and visitors to the Blackstone River Valley. We collaborate with local and international producing partners to present dance, music, theatre, film, visual, and folk-traditional arts that evoke the City’s historic legacy…
Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. And at its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices?…
Join us each week for Kidleidoscope! We will read a short book, followed by a light outdoor activity or hike. Afterwards, enjoy a kid-friendly craft that relates to the story. Each week has a new theme, so stop by often! Meet at the Visitor Center. Appropriate for ages 3 to 6. Siblings are welcome.
Slater Mill is called the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, but what does that really mean? What occurred within the four walls of Old Slater Mill forever changed the fabric of the United States of America. These 30 - 45 minute long tours examine the beginnings of American industry and its lasting effects. Tours…
The Pawtucket Arts Festival celebrates the City’s creative and cultural life by presenting vibrant arts events throughout the month of September to Pawtucket residents and visitors to the Blackstone River Valley. We collaborate with local and international producing partners to present dance, music, theatre, film, visual, and folk-traditional arts that evoke the City’s historic legacy…
Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. And at its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices?…
Slater Mill is called the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, but what does that really mean? What occurred within the four walls of Old Slater Mill forever changed the fabric of the United States of America. These 30 - 45 minute long tours examine the beginnings of American industry and its lasting effects. Tours…
Scramble around boulders while taking in the mystery of Purgatory Chasm! Find out about the park's history and cultural influence, the chasm's rock formations, or the wildlife that calls the chasm home. Meet at the pavilion at the mouth of the chasm. Appropriate for ages 8 and above. This hike is about a half-mile over…
The Pawtucket Arts Festival celebrates the City’s creative and cultural life by presenting vibrant arts events throughout the month of September to Pawtucket residents and visitors to the Blackstone River Valley. We collaborate with local and international producing partners to present dance, music, theatre, film, visual, and folk-traditional arts that evoke the City’s historic legacy…
EVENT: High Rock FarmDATE, Saturday, September 9, 2023 – 9:00 A.M.TOWN: CumberlandDISTANCE: 3 miles +/-DIFFICULTLY: Easy to Moderate, Some HillsMEETING LOCATION: Tucker Field Parking Lot, Opposite Cumberland High School (41.963528, -71.440389)DESCRIPTION:This 2.5 - 3 mile hike winds through the High Rock Farm property maintained by the Cumberland Land Trust. We will visit the bluebird meadow…
Our museum is located in the former Tuttle Square School at 41 South Street in Auburn, MA. We are open year-round on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and by appointment. Address: 41 South Street, Auburn, MA 01501 Telephone: 508-832-6856 Email: [email protected]
Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. And at its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices?…
The Pawtucket Arts Festival celebrates the City’s creative and cultural life by presenting vibrant arts events throughout the month of September to Pawtucket residents and visitors to the Blackstone River Valley. We collaborate with local and international producing partners to present dance, music, theatre, film, visual, and folk-traditional arts that evoke the City’s historic legacy…
Join the Bay State Trail Riders for a Wild West Ride at Upton State Forest. With a Wild West ride theme, we ask that riders and horses join in the fun and dress up! Timing: Check-in time: 9:30 a.m. Ride out by 10:30 am Lunch Served after ride. Location: Upton State Forest, 205 Westboro Road,…
Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. And at its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices?…
Slater Mill is called the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, but what does that really mean? What occurred within the four walls of Old Slater Mill forever changed the fabric of the United States of America. These 30 - 45 minute long tours examine the beginnings of American industry and its lasting effects. Tours…
Take a one-mile stroll along the Blackstone River Greenway, which weaves between the former canal, the railroad and bustling roads. Learn how Worcester’s development into an industrial city went hand in hand with its growth as a regional transportation hub. Meet at the Millbury Main Street Parking Area (205 North Main Street, Millbury). Appropriate for…
Our museum is located in the former Tuttle Square School at 41 South Street in Auburn, MA. We are open year-round on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and by appointment. Address: 41 South Street, Auburn, MA 01501 Telephone: 508-832-6856 Email: [email protected]
The Grafton Historical Society Museum is full of artifacts, documents, and displays from Grafton’s manufacturing and farming days. There are also numerous personal items preserved, ranging from elegant ladies' dresses and china to civil war diaries and uniforms. There are brand-new shoe samples from Grafton’s shoe factories, historically accurate dioramas of the mills and town…
Visit with the Woonsocket Historical Society during the Open House. Open Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Saturdays from Noon to 3 p.m. Learn more about the society at https://woonsockethistoricalsociety.com/.
Want to explore the beauty of the Blackstone River Bikeway/Greenway but have physical or cognitive limitations that prevent you from doing so? Perhaps you, or someone you know, would like assistance from a volunteer on adaptive cycling equipment to take in the scenic views along the bikeway. This event is free and is funded by…
Join Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park this summer for the Bike the Blackstone series. Join a Park Ranger for a guided bike ride along the Blackstone River Bikeway. Guided rides begin at 5:30 PM on Wednesdays in July, August, and September. Tours are between 3-6 miles in length and are offered at varying locations.…
Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. And at its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices?…
Join us each week for Kidleidoscope! We will read a short book, followed by a light outdoor activity or hike. Afterwards, enjoy a kid-friendly craft that relates to the story. Each week has a new theme, so stop by often! Meet at the Visitor Center. Appropriate for ages 3 to 6. Siblings are welcome.
Slater Mill is called the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, but what does that really mean? What occurred within the four walls of Old Slater Mill forever changed the fabric of the United States of America. These 30 - 45 minute long tours examine the beginnings of American industry and its lasting effects. Tours…
Would you like to learn the constellations visible right now? Astronomers from Skyscrapers will be able to guide your way around the sky. Telescopes will be available for close-up looks of the moon and stars. Free event. Photo by Jim Hendrickson.
Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. And at its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices?…
Slater Mill is called the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, but what does that really mean? What occurred within the four walls of Old Slater Mill forever changed the fabric of the United States of America. These 30 - 45 minute long tours examine the beginnings of American industry and its lasting effects. Tours…
Our museum is located in the former Tuttle Square School at 41 South Street in Auburn, MA. We are open year-round on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and by appointment. Address: 41 South Street, Auburn, MA 01501 Telephone: 508-832-6856 Email: [email protected]
Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. And at its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices?…
Join us for a 2-hour guided paddle along the Blackstone River. All ages welcome. Life jackets, canoes, paddles and instruction are included. Please arrive at 9:30 as tours will leave promptly at 10 am. We strongly recommend you bring a hat and water shoes. Reserve your spot by calling: Bob Charpentier 401-6884416 or John Marsland…
Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. And at its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices?…
The Burrillville Arts & Crafts Festival features over 100 unique handmade vendors, an amazing selection of food trucks, live entertainment, a beer garden, hay rides, and more! Learn more at https://www.assemblytheatre.org/event-details/burrillville-arts-crafts-festival-2023.
Slater Mill is called the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, but what does that really mean? What occurred within the four walls of Old Slater Mill forever changed the fabric of the United States of America. These 30 - 45 minute long tours examine the beginnings of American industry and its lasting effects. Tours…
Take a one-mile stroll along the Blackstone River Greenway, which weaves between the former canal, the railroad and bustling roads. Learn how Worcester’s development into an industrial city went hand in hand with its growth as a regional transportation hub. Meet at the Millbury Main Street Parking Area (205 North Main Street, Millbury). Appropriate for…
Presentation by Emily Vogler, of the Rhode Island School of Design/Commonplace Landscape & Planning, discussing the Narragansett Bay Dam Atlas and the related Dam Decision Support Tools. Discussion and questions will follow the presentation. The Blackstone River Watershed Association annual meeting and elections will precede the presentation from 6:30 to 7:00. Register for this event…
Our museum is located in the former Tuttle Square School at 41 South Street in Auburn, MA. We are open year-round on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and by appointment. Address: 41 South Street, Auburn, MA 01501 Telephone: 508-832-6856 Email: [email protected]
The Grafton Historical Society Museum is full of artifacts, documents, and displays from Grafton’s manufacturing and farming days. There are also numerous personal items preserved, ranging from elegant ladies' dresses and china to civil war diaries and uniforms. There are brand-new shoe samples from Grafton’s shoe factories, historically accurate dioramas of the mills and town…
Visit with the Woonsocket Historical Society during the Open House. Open Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Saturdays from Noon to 3 p.m. Learn more about the society at https://woonsockethistoricalsociety.com/.
Want to explore the beauty of the Blackstone River Bikeway/Greenway but have physical or cognitive limitations that prevent you from doing so? Perhaps you, or someone you know, would like assistance from a volunteer on adaptive cycling equipment to take in the scenic views along the bikeway. This event is free and is funded by…
Join Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park this summer for the Bike the Blackstone series. Join a Park Ranger for a guided bike ride along the Blackstone River Bikeway. Guided rides begin at 5:30 PM on Wednesdays in July, August, and September. Tours are between 3-6 miles in length and are offered at varying locations.…
Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. And at its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices?…
Join us each week for Kidleidoscope! We will read a short book, followed by a light outdoor activity or hike. Afterwards, enjoy a kid-friendly craft that relates to the story. Each week has a new theme, so stop by often! Meet at the Visitor Center. Appropriate for ages 3 to 6. Siblings are welcome.
Slater Mill is called the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, but what does that really mean? What occurred within the four walls of Old Slater Mill forever changed the fabric of the United States of America. These 30 - 45 minute long tours examine the beginnings of American industry and its lasting effects. Tours…
Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. And at its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices?…
Slater Mill is called the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, but what does that really mean? What occurred within the four walls of Old Slater Mill forever changed the fabric of the United States of America. These 30 - 45 minute long tours examine the beginnings of American industry and its lasting effects. Tours…
Scramble around boulders while taking in the mystery of Purgatory Chasm! Find out about the park's history and cultural influence, the chasm's rock formations, or the wildlife that calls the chasm home. Meet at the pavilion at the mouth of the chasm. Appropriate for ages 8 and above. This hike is about a half-mile over…
Festivities kick off at 12 PM with bands starting at 12:30. Rootstock’s musical lineup features 8 bands from Providence’s local scene as well as acts from around New England. This year Revive the Roots welcomes to the stage: Big Brute, The Whelks, Sun Urchins, Convinced Friend, Number One Babe, Hopper, and winners of Motif Magazine's…
Blackstone Valley Tourism invites you to this exciting culinary experience! Come taste and experience food from over 40 countries… all within a short drive, walk or bike ride across 10 cities and towns in the Rhode Island portion of the Blackstone Valley!! Rhode Island’s Blackstone Valley is widely known for its storied history as the…
Our museum is located in the former Tuttle Square School at 41 South Street in Auburn, MA. We are open year-round on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and by appointment. Address: 41 South Street, Auburn, MA 01501 Telephone: 508-832-6856 Email: [email protected]
Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. And at its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices?…
DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER, THIS EVENT IS CANCELED. Plans are underway for a juried art show, a student art show, music, craft vendors, a petting zoo, reptile show, music, and food and game booths from local organizations.
NOTE NEW MEETING/PARKING AREA at 65 Hunt's Mills Road, E. Providence, RI EVENT: Turner ReservoirDATE: Sunday, September 24, 2023 – 9:00 A.M.TOWN: East ProvidenceDISTANCE: 2 miles +/-DIFFICULTLY: Fairly easyMEETING LOCATION: NEW LOCATION at HUNT'S MILL, 65 Hunt's Mills Road, E. ProvidenceDESCRIPTION:This will be a hike along the eastern shore of the Turner Reservoir. Bug…
Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. And at its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices?…
Take a one-mile stroll along the Blackstone River Greenway, which weaves between the former canal, the railroad and bustling roads. Learn how Worcester’s development into an industrial city went hand in hand with its growth as a regional transportation hub. Meet at the Millbury Main Street Parking Area (205 North Main Street, Millbury). Appropriate for…
Our museum is located in the former Tuttle Square School at 41 South Street in Auburn, MA. We are open year-round on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and by appointment. Address: 41 South Street, Auburn, MA 01501 Telephone: 508-832-6856 Email: [email protected]
The Grafton Historical Society Museum is full of artifacts, documents, and displays from Grafton’s manufacturing and farming days. There are also numerous personal items preserved, ranging from elegant ladies' dresses and china to civil war diaries and uniforms. There are brand-new shoe samples from Grafton’s shoe factories, historically accurate dioramas of the mills and town…
Visit with the Woonsocket Historical Society during the Open House. Open Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Saturdays from Noon to 3 p.m. Learn more about the society at https://woonsockethistoricalsociety.com/.
Want to explore the beauty of the Blackstone River Bikeway/Greenway but have physical or cognitive limitations that prevent you from doing so? Perhaps you, or someone you know, would like assistance from a volunteer on adaptive cycling equipment to take in the scenic views along the bikeway. This event is free and is funded by…
Join Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park this summer for the Bike the Blackstone series. Join a Park Ranger for a guided bike ride along the Blackstone River Bikeway. Guided rides begin at 5:30 PM on Wednesdays in July, August, and September. Tours are between 3-6 miles in length and are offered at varying locations.…
Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. And at its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices?…
Join us each week for Kidleidoscope! We will read a short book, followed by a light outdoor activity or hike. Afterwards, enjoy a kid-friendly craft that relates to the story. Each week has a new theme, so stop by often! Meet at the Visitor Center. Appropriate for ages 3 to 6. Siblings are welcome.
Slater Mill is called the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, but what does that really mean? What occurred within the four walls of Old Slater Mill forever changed the fabric of the United States of America. These 30 - 45 minute long tours examine the beginnings of American industry and its lasting effects. Tours…
Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. And at its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices?…
Slater Mill is called the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, but what does that really mean? What occurred within the four walls of Old Slater Mill forever changed the fabric of the United States of America. These 30 - 45 minute long tours examine the beginnings of American industry and its lasting effects. Tours…
Scramble around boulders while taking in the mystery of Purgatory Chasm! Find out about the park's history and cultural influence, the chasm's rock formations, or the wildlife that calls the chasm home. Meet at the pavilion at the mouth of the chasm. Appropriate for ages 8 and above. This hike is about a half-mile over…
Save the date and stay tuned for more info. Learn more about the Upton Historical Society at https://sites.rootsweb.com/~mauhs/. Follow Upton Historical Society on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/UptonHistoricalSociety.
Visit with the Woonsocket Historical Society during the Open House. Open Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Saturdays from Noon to 3 p.m. Learn more about the society at https://woonsockethistoricalsociety.com/.
Saturday, September 30 Supported by Rhode Island Department of Education, XQ Institute, Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Resource Foundation, & Parsons Capital Management Full Lighting Sunset ( 6:29 p.m. ) – Midnight WaterFire’s over eighty sparkling bonfires, the fragrant scent of aromatic wood smoke, the flickering firelight on the arched bridges, the silhouettes of the fire-tenders passing by the…