Pawtucket – The Pawtucket Advisory Commission on Arts & Culture (PACAC) seeks submissions from visual and performing artists either living or working in the city of Pawtucket to highlight on its new Instagram page, PawtucketARTSaAGRAM. This new arts initiative seeks to highlight the City’s artistic and creative talent on Instagram, a visual platform that allows the sharing of text, images and videos with their audience.
Read MoreThe SBA has launched a splash page for the Shuttered Venue Operators Grant (SVOG) application portal in anticipation of opening applications for the much-anticipated critical economic relief program on Thursday, April 8, 2021.
Read MorePawtucket – Mayor Donald R. Grebien announces that due to a generous
sponsorship donation, the Pawtucket Teachers’ Alliance (PTA) were instrumental in allowing Pawtucket Arts Festival organizers to host its annual Arts Festival this September.
Read MoreThe Mission of the Pawtucket Public Art Program is to reflect the city’s identity, improve the quality of life for residents and visitors, stimulate city pride, attract economic development, and to engage artists and the community in the life of the city by acquiring and maintaining high-quality public art that is funded partially or fully with public monies and/or located on public property.
Read MorePAWTUCKET – The Pawtucket Arts Festival, now entering its 21st year, has announced the appointment of Anthony Ambrosino as director, a position he took in April.
This appointment comes following the announcement of the departure of Jennifer Dalton Vincent who became the new executive director of Providence City Arts for Youth.
Read MorePAWTUCKET — As Pawtucket continues to grow and officials work to revitalize the city, Anthony Ambrosino is confident that the yearly Pawtucket Arts Festival will serve as a “premiere way” to evolve the former mill city.
Ambrosino was recently appointed as the new Arts Festival director, stepping in to fill the position that was vacated after former Arts Festival Director Jennifer Dalton Vincent became the new executive director of Providence City Arts for Youth.
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