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From Melanesian rituals to traditional crafts in Vietnam, expedition cruises allow visitors to get closer to local culture than is possible on big liners The cruises bring revenue to tribal communities, and experts say this travel trend will grow as…

Adventure cruises in South Pacific and Southeast Asia offer intimate brushes with traditional culture for those ‘sick of the same old stuff’

While it may seem that Port Vila and Santo get all the attention with their many wrecks and reefs, in truth the whole island group of Vanuatu has an enormous variety of diving experiences to suit all levels and interests. Almost divers will arrive in…

Scuba diving Vanuatu

I’ve made several visits to Luganville over the last few years but one new addition to the main street caught my attention. A tiny building in Unity Park at the western end of Main Street, almost on the banks of the Sarakata River, is where Stage 1…

New World War 2 museum for Luganville, Espiritu Santo

The 2023 Harley-Davidson Road Glide ST is a stylish and practical machine. But is it worth the big price tag? To trace the evolution of the imperious Harley-Davidson Road Glide, we need to venture back to 1941 when Milwaukee launched the FL series of…

2023 Harley-Davidson Road Glide ST Review

Seattle, the capital of the US state of Washington, is fast becoming the choice jumping-off point for cruises departing to Alaska. Extensive reworking of the wharf precinct is taking place, making for an enhanced visitor experience that is in the…

Visiting Seattle USA

Holland America Line brings more people to Alaska than by any other means and have been doing it longer than any other cruise line. Which US capital city can you not drive to? It’s a great trivia question and it's true: you cannot drive to the state…

North to Alaska: Cruising with Holland America

Koh Lanta: a splash of luxury on Thailand’s Hideaway Island. Written by Roderick Eime Photography by Pimilai Resort and Spa Blissfully underdeveloped and with some of the best beaches in the region, the verdant island of Koh Lanta remains a haven for…

Patch of heaven

As with so many popular travel destinations, Australia’s North West suffered under the COVID restrictions, then took another punch to the body with catastrophic floods. However, there is some good news with the WA Government announcement of a $6…

Now is the time to visit Australia’s North West #WesternAustralia

Travel writer Roderick Eime explores the mighty megamall of ICONSIAM. Bangkok’s newest megamall, ICONSIAM, opened in 2019 to great fanfare on the eve of the global pandemic. The US$1.5 billion complex must have had investors in a cold sweat as cities…

Exploring ICONSIAM, Bangkok’s newest megamall

Like most places in Thailand, you can find accommodation at every price point, but here on Koh Lanta, tucked away inside the jungle, are some genuinely outstanding resorts. We looked for luxury, pampering and excellent reviews and chose Pimalai…

Pimalai Resort & Spa: Elegance and seclusion on Koh Lanta

Luxury accommodation at Pimalai Resort & Spa The Thai island of the sea gypsies Blissfully underdeveloped and with some of the best beaches in the region, the verdant island of Koh Lanta remains a haven for nature lovers and travellers. Travel…

Koh Lanta: a splash of luxury on Thailand’s Hideaway Island

#hugthailand # amazingthailand Should we include Bangkok among the world’s greatest shopping cities? Does Thailand's frenetic capital rate against the traditional Asian retail meccas of Hong Kong, Singapore and Dubai? Travel journalist, Roderick Eime…

Thailand's giant ICONSIAM is the world's most expensive shopping mall - but the food is cheap

The City of Greater Bendigo has made a firm bid for the title: ‘Classic Motorcycle Capital of Australia’. How so? Well, two very substantial and valuable collections are now ensconced in permanent premises in the city. One in Castlemaine, the other…

Old Bikes Find a Home in Bendigo and Castlemaine

The Northern Territory is unique in Australia’s travel landscape with the Top End offering everything from ancient landscapes to adrenaline thrills. The Kakadu Air twin-engined Cessna swoops low over the ancient precipes of Kakadu and Nourlangie Rock…

#Adventure and exploration in #Australia's Top End

Built in 1931 for a life of luxurious Pacific cruising, the 200m SS President Coolidge began her life carrying the well-to-do and who's who of American society. Her playgrounds included Hawaii, Hong Kong and, ironically, Japan, where she sped to from…

The Wreck of the USS President Coolidge in Vanuatu

My fascination with unusual hotels is no secret, particularly the historic properties that either started life as hotels or some other civic or private structure. Wandering the streets of the Sydney CBD is a self-guided tour anyone can do, spotting…

First review: Sydney’s newest boutique hotel – The Porter House

From tobacco, leather and wooden furniture to luxury hotel: The evoloution of The Porter House Hotel Sydney - M Gallery

The hedonistic city of Los Angeles is made for lovers. For lovers all things from wine and food, to nature, shopping and the performing arts. Share the love in LA with these attractions. For theatre lovers With more than 1500 theatrical productions…

California: Love to love LA

If there is one thing to remember about travelling to the world’s southernmost city, it’s not to make jokes about the Falklands War. As recently as October, controversial BBC TV personality, Jeremy Clarkson, and the crew from Top Gear were obliged to…

USHUAIA: THE CITY AT THE END OF THE WORLD

There’s nothing quite like a luxury car and exclusive hotels to get your imagination running wild. Roderick Eime channels his inner secret agent on a fast-paced mission from Berlin to Copenhagen. By Roderick Eime | Originally published in Luxury…

Mission Berlin: Driving like a secret agent in a luxury Bentley Continental

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Lisbon. Stairs to...? https://t.co/pMx75dMMcQ

Spring is in the air. The first day I could actually sit outside & read :)

Spring is in the air. The first day I could actually sit outside &amp; read :) https://t.co/F15kn3YlMh

Street life, Lisbon. https://t.co/WQLN4pVufX

Surprising to see an anxious clown. Mostly they seem to be funny or scarey.

Surprising to see an anxious clown. Mostly they seem to be funny or scarey. https://t.co/xMwtC4V8bj

The calm & peace of Lake Champlain, Vermont.

The calm &amp; peace of Lake Champlain, Vermont. https://t.co/0pGPbtjGIr

A folio of street photogrpahy from London & New York.

The Street

BACK TO NATURE, An interview for Lenscratch By Olaf WilloughbyJanuary 13, 2020 ©Stig Marlon Weston, Trunk from Grove. Exhibition installation of “Grove” showing sets of medium sized “Trunk” prints. ‘In every walk in nature, one receives more than he…

Stig Marlon Weston

The Restless Spirit by Olaf Willoughby. An interview conducted for Lenscratch. Jo Sandman’s photography, hovering delicately between material and spiritual versions of the human form, is both innovative and imaginative. In this post, we explore her…

Jo Sandman

Surreal sunset, Ibera wetlands, Argentina.

Surreal sunset, Ibera wetlands, Argentina. https://t.co/p878EnqmSg

Includes social media posts , multiple image styles.

Three photographers on three continents triple exposing 35mm film. Educational, intriguing & above all fun.

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“If I asked you, ‘Are you part of the public transit community as riders and operators and supporters?’, where would you go?” said Coun. Michael Janz. “How would you find a sense of connection and community to build political power? This event is for…

                    Transit Camp aims to mobilize bus and LRT champions                

A chance meeting at an alumni event that Ellen Schoeck almost skipped led to a series of books about the University of Alberta, the latest of which has just been published. Taking Care: Alumni Stories About Life in the Original Residences and Lister…

                    New book documents residence life at the University of Alberta                

McCauley Musings By Paula E. Kirman • Volume 44, Number 1 • February-March 2023 A couple of years before I began editing Boyle McCauley News, a friend took me to a restaurant in Chinatown and led me through the process of ordering and consuming my…

That First Bowl of Pho

A number of McCauley residents and community contributors have received some major awards recently. In our previous issue, MLA Janis Irwin wrote about presenting me with the Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee Medal. A couple of other community…

Accolades for McCauley Community Members

The film’s trailer caused a modest stir in some online circles early in 2022 and again that summer. The entire film ended up leaking during a European festival tour after a third-party provider hosting films for virtual viewings was hacked. “I was in…

                    Edmonton-made viral horror film heads to theatres                

The Kolkata, India-born instrumentalist got his start at the age of three with the Hawaiian lap steel guitar, and by the time he reached four he had appeared on All Indian Radio in his home city. However, mastering existing musical instruments was…

Fave5 with Debashish Bhattacharya

As the darkest days of the year approach, Eternal Summer has come to the Multicultural Heritage Centre Public Art Gallery in Stony Plain, thanks to the imagination of curator Alexis Marie Chute. “The whole idea is during the coldest month of the…

                    Alexis Marie Chute creates artistic oasis in Stony Plain                

McCauley Musings By Paula E. Kirman • Volume 43, Number 6 • December 2022 - January 2023 When I was a young child, I was afraid of the dark. I would have to be accompanied by my favourite stuffed animal any time I got up during the night. I still…

Facing Our Fears

BSCS plans to continue working towards building the new facility. As this is a breaking news story, it will be updated as required. Updates will be posted here. Nov. 25, 4:57 p.m.: Comments added from Alice Kos, McCauley Community League President.…

SDAB Revokes Development Permit for Boyle Street Community Services

Led by photographs and bolstered by research, but Myrna Kotash writes herself in as well A picture says a thousand words, but for Myrna Kostash, a photograph led to an entire memoir exploring mysteries about her family’s history. Ghosts in a…

Archival deep dive into Ukranian family history considers settler narrative

Editor hopes collection will serve to humanize ‘people who tend to be reduced to a label’ Rik McWhinney’s over 34 years of incarceration in Canada’s federal penitentiary system – 16 of which were in solitary confinement – began in the 1970s. During…

Posthumous collection of writing, interviews an indictment of prison system

Educate, don't celebrate By Paula E. Kirman Over the past few weeks, activists around the world have dismembered, smeared, and toppled monuments to figures with morally and ideologically checkered pasts, renewing heated conversations about the…

Problematic monuments in Edmonton force us to question our community’s core values

McCauley Musings By Paula E. Kirman • Volume 43, Number 5 • October-November 2022 As I reflect upon the couple of months that have passed since the last issue was published, the main thing that comes to mind is how fast this summer flew by. Summer is…

The Speed of Summer

Emmet Michael has had an exciting 2022. The Edmonton, Alberta based singer-songwriter received the prestigious Edmonton Music Prize, was booked to play a number of festivals, and got married in August. Michael says the future is “something I am both…

Fave 5 with Emmet Michael

by Paula E. Kirman, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter (ANNews) – A number of events were held on September 30th to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (also known as Orange Shirt Day) in Edmonton. Several took place throughout the…

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Northeast Edmonton

Abigail Lapell’s smooth and haunting vocals, combined with her multi-instrumentalist and songwriting talents, have won her a solid following as an independent recording artist. The recipient of two Canadian Folk Music Awards, Lapell has toured the…

Fave 5 with Abigail Lapell

Leonard Kaposho is a McCauley resident who caters with passion. Leonard Kaposho is a husband, a father, and a chef. Kaposho and his family came to Canada in October of 2009. They are of Burundian background, but had been living in a Ugandan refugee…

Cooking Up A New Life

I looked out my window on the morning of Thursday, Aug. 4 with trepidation. That evening, I would be heading to the first Edmonton Folk Music Festival in three years – so of course it was pouring. Hearty Folk Fest fans share with a glowing pride…

REVIEW: Edmonton Folk Music Festival Returns After Three Years Off

McCauley Musings By Paula E. Kirman • Volume 43, Number 4 • August-September 2022 I’m looking out my window at a hard early morning rain in July. The sky is very dark and gloomy. It’s too wet and chilly to go outside right now. This isn’t the way I…

Walking in the Rain

by Paula E. Kirman, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter (ANNews) – Arriving to the sounds of drumming, Pope Francis made his first appearance in Edmonton at Sacred Heart Church of the First Peoples on July 25, to an invitation-only audience of about…

Pope Francis Visits Sacred Heart Church of the First Peoples

It might be easy to miss the somewhat under-the-radar return of rock harpist and singer Mikaela Davis, who plays the Get Tight Lounge on Saturday night. There is a lot competing for your attention this weekend, including the big First Friday showcase…

PICK: Mikaela Davis with Deau Eyes at the Get Tight Lounge, Saturday, March 4

The format was a classic radio illusion. In the midst of his “all-American mongrel music” record-spinning set, late Richmond musician Page Wilson would leave his broadcasting shack in the Chickahominy Swamp. Listeners would hear him walk on boards…

Streaming the Swamp

Monday nights are the wildcards of musical week. Gigs are scarce and players are free to collaborate and explore, whether breaking new sonic ground or diving deep into the popular music that inspired them. In 2023 RVA, there is no lineup wilder and…

PHOTOS: Calvin Presents The Roots Jam at Black Iris, Monday nights

Renowned guitarist living in Colorado returns to his former hometown. Guitarist DJ Williams was born in New Jersey and currently lives in Colorado, but he will always be a Richmond guitarist. His eponymous rock and soul Projekt had one of the longest…

PICK: DJ Williams and friends at Tang and Biscuit, Saturday, Feb. 25

Trumpeter John D’earth’s new CD, “Coin of the Realm" (Cosmology Records), assembles some of the best musicians from the RVA-Charlottesville axis for a recording that echoes and updates the approach on classic 1960s Blue Note sessions. The echoes are…

CD Review: John D’earth – “Coin of the Realm”

The cerebral, charismatic saxophonist Joshua Redman headlines a trio of musicians playing works by three legendary jazz composers at the Modlin Center on Wednesday, Feb. 15. Redman has been one of the leading players of his generation since winning…

Transcendental Communion

The Mingus Awareness Project (MAP) is a magical, on-again/off-again local tradition. Organized by local drummer and educator Brian Jones, this year’s edition takes place this Sunday, Feb. 5 and will feature three all-star bands playing songs by one…

Remember the Titan

There are two chances to see trumpeter Rex Richardson this week with two very different all-star groups. Wednesday night he is fronting the free Dominion Jazz Café gig at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts with Hard Bop Emporium. Friday, he returns to…

PICK: Rex Richardson at Dominion Jazz Café in VMFA, Jan. 25 and at Brun, Jan. 27

The rotating cast of the Butterbean Jazz Quintet takes on the music of Horace Silver this Sunday night at Bottoms Up Pizza, 1700 Dock St. Any list of the great jazz piano players of the ‘50s and ‘60s would include Silver, if not necessarily in the…

PICK: The music of Horace Silver by the Butterbean Jazz Quintet at Bottom’s Up Pizza, Sunday, Jan. 22

There are memorable nights in RVA music that reward taking a chance. Last night, one was delivered by the unconventional jazz trio of Brock, Lanzetti, and Ogawa at VCU's Singleton Center for the Performing Arts. With no recordings, a venue…

Review: Brock, Lanzetti, and Ogawa at VCU's Singleton Center for the Performing Arts, Jan. 17

Black Iris gig on Jan. 12 dedicated to the music of Thelonious Monk. There are several chances this week to see jazz drummer Kofi Shepsu, who was profiled by Style Weekly in May 2022. Now based in New York City, where he is attending the elite…

PICK: The Kofi Shepsu Trio at VMFA and w/Charles Owens at Black Iris

Musician Barry Bless of the Breakfast Cabaret is going to India. The latest resurrection of Barry Bless’ venerable concert series is another departure. If you're unfamiliar, his Breakfast Cabaret concerts are a freewheeling recreation of a Parisian…

Blessed Travels

Time often crawls when experienced and flies in retrospect. Year ends are the traditional separator, an interruption for colored lights and time off, over which a continuum of activity is draped. The past 12 months saw a somewhat shaky return from…

Past Imperfect

Local singer-songwriter has made a living making music for 20 years ... and she's got the holiday spirit. Local singer and songwriter Susan Greenbaum originally scheduled her end of year concert at the Tin Pan for Dec. 3, aiming for a time before…

Preview: Susan Greenbaum at the Tin Pan, Dec. 23

Ever-evolving experimental jazz group now in its 30th year. Ever-evolving RVA “Afrodelic funk” institution Hotel X headlines the Richmond Jazz Society’s weekly concert series in the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts atrium on Wednesday, Dec. 14. Few bands…

PICK: Hotel X at VMFA Jazz Cafe on Wednesday, Dec. 14

Some shows happening this month to get you in the holiday mood. Gathering a large slice of first-rate RVA musicians for a holiday concert is almost getting to be a holiday tradition. This is the fourth (now sold out) edition of A Richmond Big Band…

A Jazzy Christmas

A unique talent, singer Laura Ann Singh seldom has performed under her own name. She is an indispensable voice in Miramar, Butterbean, and Quatro Na Bossa, and has been the [magnetic] vocal core of eclectic groups led by Scott Clark and Curt Sydnor.…

PICK: Laura Ann Singh at the VMFA, Wednesday, Nov. 30

Kadencia’s new CD, “En Otro Barrio,” opens with full-bore vocals and a percussive kick and then never lets up. Wave after wave of bright, tight horns and complex percussion patterns provide an appealing danceable surface. For Spanish speakers,…

Island Sounds

Wednesday night presents a rare chance to see a supergroup lineup of great area musicians for the release of saxophonist Charles Owens’ new quartet CD “Golden Moments" [La Reserve Records]. The recording is something of a departure. For the past…

PICK: Charles Owens' CD release party at the Common House, Wednesday, Nov. 16

Appearing downtown together this Sunday, Nov. 13 at Richmond Music Hall, two danceable bands will draw their highly individualistic music from a shared source: The folk melodies of Ethiopia. In the case of Richmond’s own Afro-Zen Allstars, this flow…

Universal Language

Combine Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn for vulnerability and adventurous spirit, then add Melville’s Ishmael for introspection, humanity, and narrative skill. Blend in Woody Guthrie, Chuck Berry, Old Crow Medicine Show, and provide echos of Neil Young.…

Langhorne Slim in Virginia Beach

What would you do to create the best Beatles tribute band? First, include an original Beatles member. Then, add five of the greatest rock and roll musicians of all time. Better yet, make three of them original members of other famed bands, a group…

Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band in Richmond

At 89, country music legend Willie Nelson’s well of creativity is still full with new songs, as well as continued performances for old and new fans throughout the country. This was evident on September 11 when he brought his Willie Nelson and Family…

The Outlaw Music Festival in Virginia Beach

After a decade hiatus, Bright Eyes, led by the ubiquitous Conor Oberst, has returned, embarking on a tour celebrating their rebirth and their latest album. Hitting Norfolk, Virginia in the early spring, Bright Eyes filled the stage of The NorVa with…

Bright Eyes at The NorVa

It was icon on icon. To celebrate his 76th birthday, his 50th-year tour, and his band’s return after two years of pandemic blues, David Bromberg belted out his unique blend of blues, along with tender country ballads and his trademark humor on the…

David Bromberg at the Birchmere

(EmiSunshine and The Rain’s “Family Wars” album. Photograph/Design by Alan Messer)
By Ron Wray
A huge band tour bus emblazoned with the name “Little EmiSunshine” pulled up outside the Crown Center Hyatt Regency in Kansas City, and out walks a small…

EmiSunshine & The Rain Bring Brightness to Zeiders

Devon Allman and Duane Betts continue to put their own mark on American music as their new “Down by the River” tour continued with a transcendent gig at the Norva Theater in Norfolk, Virginia. While. They were keyboardist and drummer respectively of…

The Allman Betts Band in Norfolk

The Dead South, the Wild-West style collective from Saskatchewan, Canada, have become known for their black and white costumes, evoking riverboat gamblers or gunfighters from the American West of the 1800s. But, especially as their songs have…

The Dead South in Virginia Beach

By Ron Wray
If Santa is coming to town in a Cadillac this year, or a Ford or a Buick for that matter, he will feel right at home. Hampton Roads is hosting four classic stylists of the iconic Motown Sound for a December potpourri of soul, rock and…

Motown Christmas

(The Heart Stompers perform Saturday at 5:00 PM during the Stockley Gardens Arts Festival)
By Ron Wray
Neighborhoods, like people, have personalities. They have bloodlines running through them. Norfolk’s Ghent community’s Stockley Gardens Fall Arts…

Stockley Gardens Fall Arts Festival Set to Break Records in its 35th Year

By Ron Wray
1993 St. Louis was launch site for bottle rockets that have been exploding on the music scene ever since. The band The Bottle Rockets was formed then as members worked on merging their interests in punk and country rock somewhat like…

MUSIC: Bottle Rockets Set to Explode in Downtown Norfolk

By Ron Wray
If you’ve seen the iconic movie “Titanic,” you’ve experienced Gaelic Storm, the veteran Irish-American band coming to Elevation 27 in Virginia Beach at 8 p.m. on June 22. Gaelic Storm was the Irish working-class steerage band playing on…

Gaelic Storm To Hit Virginia Beach

By Ron Wray
The Kentucky Headhunters are bringing their unique blend of hard rock, southern soul, blues, and country to Elevation 27 in Virginia Beach at 8 p.m., Friday, June 7. Hot as asphalt on a Kentucky night in July, these Grammy-winning rock…

MUSIC: Headhunters Fiery as Kentucky Bourbon

By Ron Wray
An evening that will grab your soul is coming to Portsmouth at 7 p.m., May 2 with an iconic performance of the legendary Blues Maker Blues Review at Roger Brown’s Restaurant and Sports Bar on downtown High Street. It is a production of…

Blues Icons Make Triumphant Return to Portsmouth

Jorma Kaukonen, an architect of sixties creative dominance as a founding member and lead guitarist of Jefferson Airplane, and still touring with the legendary Hot Tuna, is now taking us on a deeply personal musical journey through his life in his…

Book Review: Jorma Kaukonen ‘Been So Long’

A little dynasty sits musically in a lush valley between Blue Ridge Mountain tops. During Labor Day weekend, the Ukrainian siblings in the band Scythian host a rich experience of Greek, American, Croatian, Ukrainian, Irish, and other sounds. In its…

Appaloosa Music Festival

Leah Blevins opens new territory for heartbreak. She makes it almost a pleasure. Hearing the grit grind through her vibrato, with words that work a clear, deep, penetrating vein into the relatively slow and boring surroundings of heartbreak, the…

Leah Blevins at the Red Wing Roots Music Festival

David Shaw is an act of nature, a singular manifestation of music and mercy. While The Revivalists’ frontman is the amazing centerpiece, his bandmates are all fine musicians who can jam-out at a full speed. At one point, during this show at…

The Revivalists and Trampled By Turtles

The end of June saw the release of Oh God Ma’am by the Virginia-born brothers’ Sons of Bill (reviewed here), the album surprised many, coming in the wake of a series of personal tragedies. Ahead of their UK tour which is now underway (see dates…

Sons of Bill: The Sons Rise Again

Heaven’s just a sin away. Actually, just a few seats. Kelly Willis had made a hit of the Kendalls’ “Heaven” tune some time ago. She had quick success in interpreting others’ songs as well as doing some fine songs of her own.. But, then she had four…

Heaven’s Just a Backyard Away: Kelly Willis Returns with a Texas-Sized Bang

Artists’ Cooperative Gallery of Westerly members are demystifying their artistic techniques via March’s exhibit “From Nothing to Something – The Creative Process.” The exhibit features over 50 artists members, and many will give visitors a glimpse…

Westerly exhibit offers glimpse of the creative process

KINGSTON, R.I. — The URI Theatre premiered “By The Way, Meet Vera Stark,” a cuttingly hilarious play from the mind of unprecedentedly successful two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage last weekend at URI's Will Theatre. Nottage has risen to…

URI Theatre delivers with latest effort ‘By The Way, Meet Vera Stark’

Education commissioner visits CACTC, honors Edd Spidell THE SWEET TASTE OF ACHIEVEMENT: Edd Spidell received a gubernatorial proclamation from Infante-Green for his long and decorated career as the Founder and Lead Teacher of CACTC’s pre-engineering…

Teacher puts spark in robotics program

On Friday, February 17, Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education Angélica Infante-Green awarded citations to students for career and technical education month and recognized Teacher Edd Spidell for over 30 years of service to the Cranston…

NORTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. — Earthly Elements opened at the Wickford Art Association to a very warm reception on February 10. The exhibit, which explores all that is earthly, including space, presents a wide range of both talent and subject matter. The…

Wickford Art Association artists show appreciation for the natural world in ‘Earthly Elements’

Cranston East and West were filled with music on Feb. 13 and Feb. 14 when the district welcomed the United States Air Force Full Spectrum Band to perform at the schools. The Full Spectrum Band, which operates as its own company in the Air Force in…

U.S. Air Force Full Spectrum Band visits East, West schools

JAMESTOWN — “Outsider Art: Harnessing Color” is giving the Jamestown community a refreshing boost from the winter blues. In a fifth collaboration with Out of the Box, a studio and gallery affiliated with Middletown social service agency Looking…

Jamestown Arts Center joins with six East Coast studios to showcase the work of artists with disabilities, creating without limits, in ‘Outsider Art: Harnessing Color’

JAMESTOWN, R.I. — “Outsider Art: Harnessing Color” is giving the Jamestown community a refreshing boost from the winter blues. In a fifth collaboration with Out of the Box, a studio and gallery affiliated with Middletown social service agency Looking…

Jamestown Arts Center showcases the work of artists with disabilities in ‘Outsider Art: Harnessing Color’

According to Raymond Two Hawks Watson, racism is real, but race is not. The founder and CEO of the Providence Cultural Equity Initiative joined Cranston Public Library and OneCranston Health Equity Zone on Jan. 23 for a Community Connections talk…

Embracing, experiencing true differences between race, culture

WESTERLY — To usher in a season of longer days, the Artists’ Cooperative Gallery of Westerly is presenting “Visiting Artist: Jonathan Small & Artists’ Favorites.” The show, which opened Wednesday and runs through February 26, will feature Small’s…