| Highlighted Events & News | May
2008 |
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Benjamin Franklin: In Search of a Better World Exhibit & Events
April 10 - May 23
Robert Allison - "Benjamin Franklin: How to Create a Better World"
Sunday, May 4
Martha E. Rojas – "American Imprints: Franklin’s Emblems for the new United States”
Monday, May 12
Family Kite Making Day
Sunday, May 18
Book Discussion/Signing - The Americanization of Benjamin Franklin, by Gordon Wood
Monday, May 19
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Discussions, Exhibits, Films & more
Film & Discussion with Southside Community Land Trust:
The Real Dirt on Farmer John
Saturday, May 10
CELEBRATE MOTHER'S DAY with Living Literature's presentation of PHENOMENAL WOMEN
Saturday, May 10
Gallery Night Slideshow and Talk by Local Artist Ben Fino-Radin
Thursday, May 15
Improvisational Writing with Pat Hegnauer
Saturday, May 17 - June 7
Rhode Island True Crime Authors Discuss Their Book Thrill Killers
Saturday, May 17
Eco-Heroes: Fiction Book Club
Sunday, May 18
Thursday Night Book Club for the (Half) Serious Reader
Thursday, May 29
Ongoing . . .
Providence Public Library back on the Gallery Night Tour
events & exhibits
In Our Community. . .
We invite you to check out these other programs & events
The Providence Athenaeum
The Providence Preservation Society
the Rhode Island Historical Society
Databases & Links
Homework
Help - Live
Homework Help is available for 4th – 12th grade and college introduction
level students daily (Sunday – Saturday) from 3:00 – 10:00 pm.
This program connects students, wherever they are, to a real live tutor.
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Providence Public Library is committed to providing quality programming on a variety of educational topics. The views and opinions expressed therein are those of the individual presenters and do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of the Library. We welcome community members to work with us to provide free, thought-provoking events of interest.