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Slatersville Preview Screening: The War

The Museum of Work & Culture will offer a virtual documentary screening on Tuesday, July 13, 2021 at 7:00 pm … Continue reading Slatersville Preview Screening: The War

Mar 13, 2017
  • best poutine
  • ciro's tavern on cherry
  • clean plate
  • federal taphouse & kitchen
  • food terucks in
  • friskie fries
  • josee vachon
  • mowc
  • museum of work & culture
  • poutine competition
  • salute to spring
  • soulfull

Salute to Spring Returns to MoWC on March 26 With Poutine Cook-Off

The Museum of Work & Culture’s 18th annual Salute to Spring/Bonjour Printemps event will take place on Sunday, March 26, at 1:30pm, and will celebrate French-Canadian culture.

Mar 7, 2017
  • autism awareness month
  • brain week rhode island
  • mowc
  • museum of work & culture
  • Rhode Island Consortium for Autism Research & Treatment
  • ri-cart

Museum of Work & Culture to Exhibit Work of Artists on the Autism Spectrum

The Museum of Work & Culture will host Through Our Eyes, an exhibit by the Rhode Island Consortium for Autism Research & Treatment (RI-CART).

Nov 17, 2016
  • aldrich house
  • holiday open house
  • mowc
  • museum of work & culture
  • rhode island
  • rihs

Make Your Holidays Historic With the RIHS & MoWC

Our upcoming open houses, walks, and more will have you feeling as festive as ever this season!

Aug 29, 2013
  • foundry
  • Hugo Breul
  • labor
  • labor day
  • mowc
  • museum of work & culture
  • New England Butt Company
  • paintings
  • woonsocket

Object Thursday: The Foundry

As the end of August approaches, school has started for many students, and summer feels like it’s over. Labor Day … Continue reading Object Thursday: The Foundry

More of the Latest Old News

Past Issues: RHODI Newsletters

Call for Submissions: “The Bridge: The Gaspee Affair in Context”

Latinx Outreach for the RI COVID-19 Archive

Inside the Mary Elizabeth Robinson Research Center in the Time of COVID-19

The Great Swamp Massacre, a Conversation with James A. Warren

Organization Spotlight: Blackstone Valley Tourism Council

Tearing Down the Walls…Carefully

Summer Memories

Organization Spotlight: What Cheer Writers Club

Mystery Case

In Memoriam: Paul R. Campbell

    

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