Attleboro, Massachusetts

Science

East Providence, Rhode Island

Culture, General, History

The CVME is a cultural museum that preserves and exhibits the history, culture, artifacts and contributions historically of the Cape Verdeans and highlights our distinguished accomplishments by improving awareness/recognition resulting in ethnic notoriety and heritage preservation. This project is implemented by creating a display with books, artifacts, pictures and stories, etc., about Cape Verdeans. The exhibit gives recognition to the Cape Verdean community as well as providing an educational experience to all that visit our museum.

Attleboro, Massachusetts

Zoo

Capron Park Zoo is a small child-friendly zoo that allows close encounters with animals in an interactive setting. There are some familiar zoo favorites such as kangaroos, otters and snow leopards as well as animals people are unfamiliar with such as the Binturong, Genet and Dourcouli Monkey. The zoo also has great education opportunities from summer programs to the Halloween Spooktacular Event.

Providence, Rhode Island

Art

Providence, Rhode Island

Historic House

Providence, Rhode Island

Natural History, Planetarium

Pawtucket, Rhode Island

History

Rehoboth, Massachusetts

Providence, Rhode Island

History

Attleboro, Massachusetts

History

Providence, Rhode Island

Historic House

Providence, Rhode Island

History, Specialized

Providence, Rhode Island

Anthropology, Archaeology, Culture, University

Changing exhibitions in Manning Hall, at the center of Brown University's campus, highlight the museum's collections from around the world and the work of Brown University faculty, staff and students. The museum also offers public lectures, performances, symposia, festivals, school activities, and a broad range of programs and events for all ages.

Providence, Rhode Island

Art, Culture, University

Southeastern New England's only comprehensive art museum, the Museum of Art Rhode Island School of Design—also known as the RISD Museum of Art—was established in 1877. Its permanent collection of more than 86,000 objects includes paintings, sculpture, decorative arts, costume, furniture, and other works of art from every part of the world— including objects from ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome, and art of all periods from Asia, Europe, and the Americas, up to the latest in contemporary art. The RISD Museum also offers a wide array of educational and public programs to more than 100,000 visitors annually.

Providence, Rhode Island

Historical Society

Providence, Rhode Island

Children's

Providence, Rhode Island

History

Providence, Rhode Island

History

Rehoboth, Massachusetts

Specialized