Manabu Takasawa at the piano (classical).
Praised for his “sensitive touch” by The Washington Post and for his “beautiful sound with an abundant sense of fantasy” by Musica Nova magazine (Japan) pianist MANABU TAKASAWA made a solo recital debut at The <a class=“zem_slink” title=“John F. Kennedy Center…
Three years before that other colonial hero, Paul Revere, made his famous ride, a band of colonists from Pawtuxet torched the British ship HMS Gaspee, marking the very first armed conflict of the American Revolution.
The Annual Walking Tour of Historic Pawtuxet Village is a history chapter like no other. With…
Inspired by the satisfactions discovered on our group-SRI trip to a production of “Cats” in February at Bristol Community College in Fall River, we are working to organize group attendance at an up-coming production of “Hello, Dolly!”.
The setting will be the very accommodating Margaret L. Jackson Arts…
Loaded Gun: Life, and Death, and Dickinson is a documentary about Emily Dickinson written and directed by former Jamestowner Jim Wolpaw. Read reviews at Dickinsonfilm.com.
The Belsky/Maxwell duo began in 2005, when these colleagues and friends discovered how remarkably well matched they are at the keyboard. Their artistic partnership debuted conspicuously with a standing-room-only performance of Mozart’s glorious Concerto for Two Pianos with the University of Chicago Symphony Orchestra in January 2006, in celebration of…
China, The United States and 21st Century Sea Power: Defining a Maritime Security Partnership edited by Andrew Erickson, Lyle Goldstein, and Nan Li. (Buy it at Amazon)
This is the fourth book in the series on “Studies in Chinese Maritime Development” and looks at China’s rise to power and the restructuring of the global balance of power. The…
North Kingstown Meals on Wheels has an opening for a volunteer driver on alternate Wednesdays from 10:45 to completion of the route, generally an hour.
Join the team of many who make a difference daily to our elderly homebound neighbors. To volunteer or for more information, call Martha Parks 294‑6362.
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