All of our public events -- drumming classes, workshops, receptions, pláticas, etc. -- are are suspended until further notice. We will everyone good health and wellbeing.
Weekly drumming classes are suspended until further notice.
This class will return pending the lift of public gatherings due to COVID-19 virus.
The 1st Annual Bilingual Latinx Playwrights Festival @RILA is open to all Latinx playwrights and actors currently residing in Rhode Island. Click here to learn more ➤
Day 2: Casting and rehearsals.
Closed to the public.
Day 3: Bilingual Latinx Playwrights Festival @RILA rehearsals continue, tech rehearsals.
Final performance at 5PM is open to the public. Donations accepted, pay what you can.
La Tiendita is back! We carry locally made art, all created or designed by Latinx artists: Jewelry, post cards, stickers, bilingual books and t-shirts.
Stop in on Black Friday and receive discounts on selected items. We're open from 9am to 12n.
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.
Meet at the Southlight Pavilion | Southside Cultural Center 393 Broad St. Providence, RI 02907 | 6:00-8PM
Join us for a candlelight, fun-filled procession to Grace Church Cemetery. A celebration of Día de Los Muertos | Day of the Dead held 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 ➤
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. Families can participate in the tamalada | Pay $5 to take your tamales home with you
Families, children welcome. Click here for more details ➤
