RI Latino Arts | Events and Activities

4:00pm. Join us for the debut of this bilingual performance of La Bodega de Fefa: A Newcomer's Story, directed by Marcel Mascaró and starring Magnolia Pérez.

Funds for this event were provided in part by the Rhode Island State Council for the Arts (RISCA).

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Estan invitados a la presentación de esta actuación bilingüe de La Bodega de Fefa: La Historia de un Recién Llegado, dirigida por Marcel Mascaró con Magnolia Pérez como Doña Fefa.

Los fondos para este evento fueron proporcionados en parte por el Consejo Estatal de las Artes de Rhode Island (RISCA).

3-5pm. Join Joann Ayuso, RILA's Cultural Community Projects Coordinator, for a Barrio Tour of Cranston Street, Providence. Joann is a resident of the West End of Providence and participants will get to see this historic neighborhood through her own perspective.

Meet at the Dexter Park (Training Grounds), next to the Cranston Street Armory. The tour will last one hour, with time for dinner afterwards.

Wear comfortable shoes and bring $$ to purchase your own dinner. All are welcome.

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4-5:30pm. Join us for a Barrio Tour of Dexter Street, Central Falls. Participants will get to see this historic neighborhood through the perspective of residents of Dexter Street surrounding neighborhoods.

Meet at La Galería del Pueblo, 209 Central St. Central Falls, RI 02863. The tour will last one hour, with time for a stop to purchase dinner afterwards.

Wear comfortable shoes and bring $$ to purchase your own dinner. All are welcome.

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6-7:30pm. Join Teresa Guaba for a Barrio Tour of Lower Broad Street, South Providence. Participants will get to see this neighborhood through her own perspective.

Meet at the newly renovated bomes Theater, Providence1017 Broad St. RI 02907. The tour will last one hour, with time for a stop to purchase dinner afterwards.

Wear comfortable shoes and bring $$ to purchase your own dinner. All are welcome.

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4-5:30pm. Join us for a Barrio Tour of Dexter Street, Central Falls. Participants will get to see this historic neighborhood through the perspective of residents of Dexter Street surrounding neighborhoods.

Meet at La Galería del Pueblo, 209 Central St. Central Falls, RI 02863. The tour will last one hour, with time for a stop to purchase dinner afterwards.

Wear comfortable shoes and bring $$ to purchase your own dinner. All are welcome.

Click here to read more. ➤

10:30am-12pm. Join Joann Ayuso, RILA's Cultural Community Projects Coordinator, for a Barrio Tour of Cranston Street, Providence. Joann is a resident of the West End of Providence and participants will get to see this historic neighborhood through her own perspective.

Meet at the Dexter Park (Training Grounds), next to the Cranston Street Armory. The tour will last one hour, with time for dinner afterwards.

Wear comfortable shoes and bring $$ to purchase your own dinner. All are welcome.

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12-2:30pm. Join Teresa Guaba and Candelaria Danicher for a Barrio Tour of Upper Broad Street, South Providence. Participants will get to see this neighborhood through their own perspective.

Meet at the historic Southside Cultural Center, 393 Broad St. RI 02907. The tour will last one hour, and we will return to the SCC to participate in a 3rd Annual Cultural Celebration of Ciinco de Mayo hosted by RILA, with a free Marichi concert.

Wear comfortable shoes and bring $$ to purchase your own dinner. All are welcome.

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6-7pm. This special twilight tour of La Broa’ • Lower Broad Street | The Latino Cultural Corridor will be led by Marta V. Martínez and will include stops at participating Chimi Trucks on Broad Street.

Meet at the entrance of Roger Williams Park on Broad Street. The tour will end at 7PM with music and a free bilingual theatrical performance of RILA’s Teatro en El Verano, featuring Mucho Ruido y Pocas Nueces | Much Ado About Nothing, in partnership with Trinity Repertory Company.

Wear comfortable shoes and bring $$ to purchase your own dinner at the Chii Trucks . All are welcome.

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Open to young people ages 13-18 at no cost during the month of February.

$5 per session
Come to all 3 workshops or any one(s) that you can make.

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Open to young people ages 13-18 at no cost during the month of February.

Organized by Arte Latino de New England (ALNE). For information: Saul Ramos (saulramos613@gmail.com) or Maritza Martel (marmartell01@yahoo.com)

Open to young people ages 13-18 at no cost during the month of February.

$5 per session
Come to all 3 workshops or any one(s) that you can make.

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Open to young people ages 13-18 at no cost during the month of February.

$5 per session
Come to all 3 workshops or any one(s) that you can make.

Click here for details ➤

6-8pm. Provided with support from the Rhode Island State Council for the Arts (RISCA)

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11:30 - 1:00pm. Join Marta V. Martínez, Director of Nuestras Races: Latino Oral Histories of Rhode Island at La Galería del Pueblo and share your story.

Weekly sessions and conversation (pláticas). Bring a bag lunch.
All are welcome, join us when you can.

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11:30 - 1:00pm. Join Marta V. Martínez, Director of Nuestras Races: Latino Oral Histories of Rhode Island at La Galería del Pueblo and share your story.

Weekly sessions and conversation (pláticas). Bring a bag lunch.
All are welcome, join us when you can.

Click here to read more. ➤

11:30 - 1:00pm. Join Marta V. Martínez, Director of Nuestras Races: Latino Oral Histories of Rhode Island at La Galería del Pueblo and share your story.

Weekly sessions and conversation (pláticas). Bring a bag lunch.
All are welcome, join us when you can.

Click here to read more. ➤

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12:00 - 4:00pm. In partnership with the Rhode Island Black Storytellers and Sankofa Market.

Storytelling. Drumming. Dance. Local Craft & Food Vendors.
Food Trucks & Children’s Activities.
#BuyLocalRI • #ShopLocal

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12:30 - 2:00pm. Marta V. Martínez, Director of Nuestras Races: Latino Oral Histories Project of Rhode Island, will lead a workshop on best practices and the fundamentals of oral history interviews in preparation for community interviews of individuals living in Rhode Island who have been displaced due to Hurricane María.

If you are interested in volunteering for this project, contact Marta at marta@rilatinoarts.org
Volunteers must have taken this workshop to participate. Interviews will begin in January 2019.

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Saturday, May 5, 2018 | 5:30pm

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Saturday, April 28, 2018: 8:00am - 5:00pm

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Southlight Pavilion | Southside Cultural Center
393 Broad St. Providence, RI 02907 | 6:00-8PM

Community altar, face painting followed by a candlelight, fun-filled procession to Grace Church Cemetery. A celebration of Día de Los Muertos | Day of the Dead continues at the cemetery with a walk-through and tours by neighborhood youth that will honor the dead who are buried there.

Bring a photo of a loved one to remember and a luminary (open flame not recommended) to carry during the procession.

Families, children welcome. FREE. Click here for more details ➤

La Galería del Pueblo | 209 Central St. | Central Falls, RI 02863

Community Altar: Bring a photo, a memento of a loved one and a luminary (open flame not recommended) for display on a community ofrena (altar) inside La Galería @RILA.

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Learn to make tamales. Children can enjoy a real Mexican Christmas with a community reading and telling of Gary Soto’s famous and beloved Christmas story: Too Many Tamales.

$5 to participate in the tamaleada | Donations accepted to take tamales home with you

Families, children welcome. Click here for more details ➤

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